Dawn broke, and the club web camera showed a sea as smooth as glass. Dublin Bay Buoy reported 1 knot, gusting 2. Would the forecast come true? Windy.com was reporting a possibility of as high as 9 knots, easterly. Race officers, RIB crews, timekeepers, shore support – all volunteers – started rolling in to the…
DetailsCongratulations to J/109 Juggerknot for being our King of the Bay. A little birdie tells us that they hit the perfect conditions for a Code Zero, and just happened to have one on board that they could use for a bit over 2 miles of the race. Full results are available.
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Have you sailed dinghies in the past and are now thinking of starting again? Maybe you sailed as a junior and were too busy to keep it up, but now have more free time or want to sail with your own kids. Perhaps you raced dinghies in your home city, but have now moved to…
DetailsWith the sailing season open for business, the DMYC Regatta will be held on June 9th with first gun at 11:25 AM for anything other than a dinghy, and at noon for dinghies. The Notice of Race is below, and can also be downloaded. You can enter the race, as well as find all updates…
DetailsThere 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 cruises organised by partner clubs or the Cruising Association of Ireland (CAI). The following cruises were agreed, beginning with the ‘Blessing of the Boats’ and…
DetailsCruising-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 members who have taken part in many earlier cruises over the years will have a discussion covering topics like the best cruises, crew shortages and…
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