Kish Challenge Results
It was windy out there, so the course was changed to Bray buoy. The bigger boats seem to have enjoyed the challenge, but some of the smaller boats found it…
Kish Challenge – Sailing Instructions Updated
Amendment 1 Following engagement with Dublin Port Company, the course to the Kish Lighthouse will now pass South of the Muglins Island (instead of an inflatable mark). From the start,…
Cruise-in-company – Wales
Yacht Carmen (Ruffian 23′) and Ripples/Hobbs (Ruffian/Shipman) are planning a trip to Wales, Caenarfon, Menai Straits, Convy, Amlych, Hollyhead return. Setting off on Friday afternoon/evening 21st June, staying in Caenarfon…
Cruise-in-company tentative summer plans
There was a useful discussion down in the club on Thursday last to agree next cruises to be undertaken. There was a consensus that we should also take notice of…
Cruise-in-Company 2018 planning
Cruising-in-company has now become an established, happy and high profile part of the Club’s activities. On Thursday May 3rd down in the Club I hope that our group of C-in-C…
Cruise-in-Company report
Fellow sailors, We had a most enjoyable cruise down to Greystones on Monday. We managed on short notice to have four boats with eleven crew participating. The Beach House won…
Lake sailing in Poland
DMYC member Michal Matulka is organising a sailing trip to Poland for the end of September. Masuria is a region in northern Poland famous for its 2000 lakes. Before the…
Bon Voyage to Attila Védő
This Tuesday just gone Attila Védő, a member of the DMYC and Sailing In Dublin, set sail for new horizons. A long-standing club member, Joe Csibi, gave Attila a sextant…
Cruise-in-Company: 50th Anniversary Edition
As we all know the focus of our intention for the summer cruise-in-company was Kinsale and either West Cork or the Scillies. But – and as is normal – the…
Cruise-in-Company Report – Greystones
Five DMYC boats went out for an outing to Greystones over the weekend of May 16th. In my boat, Iona, none of the three of us will see sixty –…