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  Return of Dublin Bay 21s During Olympics Shows Sailing in Ireland is a Matter of Shared Interests 24th July 2021 The mixed tapestry of Irish sailing – Olympians Finn Lynch and Annalise Murphy winning a race in Dun Laoghaire in a classic Dublin Bay Water Wag Credit: Con Murphy The start of the Sailing Olympics tomorrow (Sunday) at Enoshima, fifty kilometres from central Tokyo, may seem to be the beginning of a boat event about as different as humanly possible from the staging next Friday (July 30th) of an informal classics regatta at Dun Laoghaire to welcome home the first three restore...

Where are the Survivor winners today? Alex Lilly © Provided by Are Media Pty Ltd They've played and won the greatest game on Earth that is Survivor, but where are the winners now? We take a look at everyone from the very first season. It's called the greatest game on Earth for a reason and over the years we've seen some epic Survivor moments. From shock blindsides, to challenge fails and even budding romances, we can expect blood, sweat and tears (both happy and sad) with every season. WATCH: The And when the upcoming season of But who will they be joining in the Hall of...

Australian Antarctic Division Macquarie Island, and the steep underwater mountain chain from which it rises, have become a Southern Ocean seismic observatory to better understand earthquakes and tsunamis caused by the collision of continental plates. Station plumber Neil Brown with an installed seismometer and solar panel on Macquarie Island. The solar panels were installed almost flush with the ground to protect them from the wind. Photo: Rob Dickson The array of 32 seismometers, deployed across the tectonically active area known as the Macquarie Ridge Complex (MRC), are part of a project le...

Howth is the Happening Place for the Sailing Pace 3rd July 2021 Serious picture. The new billboard posting on Howth YC's gable wall carries the hopes of a large community It's a serious-looking big poster that they've had newly-displayed for the past three days on Howth Yacht Club's gable wall. But then, the prospect of Rob Dickson of Howth and Sean Waddilove of Skerries representing Ireland in the Tokyo Olympics in the 49er in three weeks time is a serious business, a serious business given an extra edge as they only finally secured their Olympic place in the Last Chance Saloon Selection S...

BORDERS councillors unanimously approved the region’s coronavirus recovery plan at a meeting last week.