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RYA Northern Ireland Appoints New Sailability Coordinator - Vimarsana News

RYA Northern Ireland Appoints New Sailability Coordinator

Ken Curry took up the post this month and says he is looking forward to helping people with disabilities to get out on the water

Source: afloat.ie
RYA Northern Ireland Appoints New Sailability Coordinator - Vimarsana News

RYA Northern Ireland Appoints New Sailability Coordinator

Ken Curry took up the post this month and says he is looking forward to helping people with disabilities to get out on the water

Source: afloat.ie
Foyle Sailability Gets a Permanent Base - Vimarsana News

Foyle Sailability Gets a Permanent Base

The River Foyle flows into Lough Foyle in the North West of Northern Ireland through the city of Derry and in that area there are already established...

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Special honour for Derry man who completed an epic journey across the Atlantic - Vimarsana News

Special honour for Derry man who completed an epic journey across the Atlantic

Mayor presents Garry Crothers with gift at the Guildhall

RYANI Recognises Strangford Lough Yacht Club for Volunteers' Tireless Efforts Ensuring Safe Return to Water - Vimarsana News

RYANI Recognises Strangford Lough Yacht Club for Volunteers' Tireless Efforts Ensuring Safe Return to Water

RYANI Recognises Strangford Lough Yacht Club for Volunteers’ Tireless Efforts Ensuring Safe Return to Water 15th December 2020 File image of Strangford Lough Yacht Club in Whiterock, Co Down Credit: WM Nixon The second club to be celebrated in RYANI’s Recognition 2020 initiative is Strangford Lough Yacht Club, whose volunteers jumped into action to ensure the club was safe and ‘Covid-ready’ for when everyone could get back on the water. The club was originally due to open its season at the beginning of May, but with coronavirus restrictions in place across Northern Ireland this wasn...

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