Finishing with a bang and a burger

The last Tuesday night of the 2014 series took place with good wind and big waves and better than usual fleets in Scotsmans Bay. All the sailing was followed by a BBQ in the National Yacht Club to close the season with a social session.

The Tuesday race was won by that Cork fella again, with Ronan Kenneally romping away to a 45 second win from Galavan and Tate.  Results are here.

Saturdays continue for those who are participating, and there are plans afoot for many cool things in the Autumn.

Meantime, don't forget the Charity race tomorrow night.

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Tuesday Nights

Just a brief update. The results of last Tuesday's DBSC racing are here.

There's also an OK-centric report over on the OK Dinghy website here.

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Pursuit Race in aid of the Jack Kavanagh Trust

On Friday August 29th at 18:00 the Royal St. George Yacht Club will host a very special “pursuit” race in aid of the Jack Kavanagh Trust.  For more information on the Jack Kavanagh Trust please click here.

Members of all clubs are invited to support this initiative by taking part in the event and encouraging family, friends, relations and colleagues to experience the thrill of yacht racing in a once-off pursuit race. All cruisers, white sail cruisers, dinghies and keelboats are invited to participate.

Why not use the opportunity to invite friends who expressed an interest in racing to come along? Regular race teams might use the event for a crewmember to helm. Race boats owned by Sailing Schools other Commercial Groups are encouraged. There is no requirement to comply with class rules, so go wild!

A fun filled and inclusive theme mean all boats are encouraged to fly decorative flags/ burgees/ house flags etc.

Further details such as the Notice of Race will follow. The cost is €5 per crew member. The evening will be followed by a BBQ in the RSGYC.

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