DOCSLIB.ORG

The Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta 2009 9-12 July 2009

Total Page：16

File Type：pdf, Size：1020Kb

Download full-text PDF Read full-text

Load more

THE VOLVO DUN LAOGHAIRE REGATTA 2009 9-12 JULY 2009 www.dlregatta.org VOLVO DUN LAOGHAIRE REGATTA 2009 REGATTA DUN LAOGHAIRE VOLVO CO NT EN TS VOLVO DUN LAOGHAIRE REGATTA 2009 03 FOREWORDS 04 WELCOME 06 A SAILOR’S TOWN DUN LAOGHAIRE GUIDE 16 WHAT’S ON WATERFRONT GUIDE 18 CAPITAL CITY RACE PREVIEW 28 RUNNERS & RIDERS OFFICIAL PROGRAMME WE LIST THE COMPETITION Photography by Robbie Reynolds, Gareth Craig, Tim Wright, Peter Barrow, Bob Bateman, David Branigan and David O’Brien DESIGNED & PRODUCED BY IMPP LTD. TEL: 01 284 6161 DESIGNED & PRODUCED BY IMPP LTD. 1 TITLE SPONSOR VOLVO DUN LAOGHAIRE REGATTA 2009 REGATTA DUN LAOGHAIRE VOLVO ASSOCIATE SPONSORS PREMIUM SPONSORS SUPPORTERS OFFICIAL PROGRAMME 2 WISHING COMPETITORS RECOGNISING THE 2009 REGATTA DUN LAOGHAIRE VOLVO FAIR WINDS IMPORTANCE OF SAILING 2009 is a very signifi cant year I am delighted to welcome you all to this year’s for sailing in Ireland, well and Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta. This event, now truly placing the country on the in its third year, once again brings together international sailing map. In late May competitive sailing, entertainment and Irish the seven surviving teams competing hospitality. Over 3,000 competitors and 450 boats in the 2008/ 2009 Volvo Ocean Race from domestic shores and overseas will take part. arrived in Galway after travelling This Regatta follows closely on the heels of the more than 30,000 miles around the recent very successful staging of a Stopover of the world. From the moment the boats entered Galway Bay Volvo Ocean Race in Galway. It provides an excellent opportunity in the early hours of Sunday 24th May, until a fortnight to continue to showcase the quality of Ireland’s sailing product. later when, with a 25 knot wind behind them they sped from the Bay, both the welcome and the spectacle were As an island, we are blessed with excellent year-round natural truly amazing. Even the weather played its part. Over sailing conditions, over 5,600 km of beautiful scenic coastline and two weeks more than 400,000 people came to Galway hundreds of lakes and rivers, making Ireland an ideal location for to be part of the Galway Volvo Ocean Race festival. sailing and water sports of all types. Fáilte Ireland, the National The crew of the Green Dragon, the aptly named Irish/ Tourism Development Authority, recognises the importance of Chinese entry, were welcomed as returning heroes, a sailing to our tourism industry and has identifi ed water sports reception they richly deserved. in general as a key tourism area for Ireland with considerable potential for growth. This Regatta provides a window onto this However, the Volvo Ocean Race is for most a spectator attractive tourism product. activity and while the numbers of spectators in Galway was, well, spectacular, sailing is primarily not This year’s racing will involve both professional and amateur a spectator activity, but one for all to be involved in. sailors racing in boats that cost as little as €3,000 to as much From kids sailing Optimists, through the camaraderie as €1 million for the ‘zero’ class. The Regatta will include a new of cruising to the competition of club racing, many simplifi ed course format, including eight well designed race thousands of people throughout Ireland are involved courses from Dun Laoghaire to Killiney Bay to Howth. Race in sailing and that number is growing. To be able to committee organisers have also provided greater fl exibility for the support an activity in which so many of our customers Regatta race offi cers who, along with a small army of volunteers, are involved is the reason why I am delighted that held extensive practices on the water over the winter period to Volvo Car Ireland is the title sponsor for the 2009 Volvo design and test the race courses. Those participating will also have Dun Laoghaire Regatta. access to a Five Gold Star 850-berth Marina in Dun Laoghaire. A sailing Regatta should be about safe excitement and I am very happy to see that the organisers are also catering for that is exactly what we seek to deliver with our cars. Be those who prefer to keep their feet dry. There are a number of it the exciting style of the Volvo C70 Retractable hard waterfront activities scheduled including a farmers market, street top convertible, or the opportunities for adventure with entertainment including a carnival with face painters and balloon the brand new All Wheel Drive XC60; from the sheer men, numerous ladies fashion events, a vintage car rally, live comfort and style of the Volvo S80 to the class leading music from jazz to traditional Irish to marching bands, local area environmental performance of the new DRIVe range restaurant and pub events, an evening of Irish culture, music, food of cars, they’re all exciting in their different ways, all and dancing. feature Volvo’s world-renowned safety. I hope that you will take the opportunity to take a look at the Volvo We in Fáilte Ireland are supporting this event through our range of cars that will be on display at the Plaza during International Sports Tourism Initiative and welcome the the Regatta. opportunity to showcase Ireland’s top class sailing facilities on a world stage. The International Sports Tourism Initiative targets and The 2007 Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta was a huge sponsors major sporting events which enjoy a high-profi le position success, a testament to the enthusiasm and efforts in their own sporting calendar and which also offer an opportunity of all the competitors, volunteers, organisers and to present Ireland as a major sports tourist destination. Since its sponsors, and I am certain that the 2009 event will be inception in 2000, some 155 international sporting events have even more successful. The word ‘enthusiasm’ comes been successfully staged here in Ireland. from Greek and means ‘to be inspired’ and it has been the enthusiasm of all involved in making the Regatta The Regatta generates huge tourism dividends for Dun Laoghaire happen that inspired my colleagues and myself to and Dublin’s East Coast region and I would like to commend ensure Volvo Car Ireland should be the title sponsor the four associated clubs, the Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht back in 2007 and to continue that involvement again Club, National Yacht Club, Royal Irish Yacht Club and Royal St. this year. George Yacht Club for their management and promotion of the event. I would also like to take the opportunity to welcome the OFFICIAL PROGRAMME It is only left for me to wish all competitors, volunteers participants, offi cials, and supporters from home and abroad to and organisers an exciting, safe and memorable few this wonderful event and hope you enjoy both challenging and days sailing. rewarding sailing as well as a festival atmosphere amongst the welcoming community of Dun Laoghaire. David Baddeley Managing Director Shaun Quinn Volvo Car Ireland Limited Failte Ireland 3 WELCOME TO VOLVO DUN LAOGHAIRE REGATTA 2009 VOLVO DUN LAOGHAIRE REGATTA 2009 REGATTA DUN LAOGHAIRE VOLVO ROYAL IRISH YC TOP BANDS! TOWN HALL BIG FIRST NIGHT EVENT NATIONAL YC ROYAL ST. GEORGE YC SERVED 6000 PINTS PARTYING HERE IN 4 DAYS IN 2007 SINCE 1843 BUSES & TRAINS TO DUBLIN FERRY TO HOLYHEAD ONLY 100 MINUTES ROYAL MARINE HOTEL LOVELY SPOT, GREAT Regatta RATES 09-12 JULY www.dlRegatta.org OFFICIAL PROGRAMME 4 VOLVO DUN LAOGHAIRE REGATTA 2009 REGATTA DUN LAOGHAIRE VOLVO I welcome you all to Dun Laoghaire for our WELCOME TO now well-established biennial ‘VDLR’. I trust that our months VOLVO DUN LAOGHAIRE of preparation, both on the water and on REGATTA 2009 land, will live up to your expectations. Brian Craig and his racing committee have spent long hours redesigning the sailing courses, and putting new courses into Killiney Bay and Howth Peninsula. They have given the Race Offi cers the option of having fi xed mark DUN LAOGHAIRE navigational courses or windward leeward courses. MOTOR YC GREAT CRAIC! The fl eets will move around different courses each day and all these changes should make for better and more enjoyable sailing. On land the four waterside Clubs: Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club, Royal Irish Yacht Club, Royal St. George Yacht Club, and National Yacht Club; have been putting together an exciting and entertaining programme covering the four days of the Regatta. The popular Harbour Hopper Bus will be once again in operation and please do use it to visit all of the Clubs. Dun Laoghaire Rathdown County Council and the TOP CLASS Dun Laoghaire Harbour Company have created an BERTHING excellent programme of street events which, in a real way, links the town to the Regatta in a positive fashion. The wonderful variety of bars and restaurants in the town are planning an truly exceptional welcome for all the sailors and their friends. A particular welcome to all of you who have come to 5 GOLD the Regatta from outside the Harbour. Nearly one- ANCHOR hundred-and-fi fty boats – an impressive fi gure – have MARINA travelled a considerable distance to be with us. We all want you to join in the fun and have a most enjoyable stay in Dun Laoghaire. Your participation adds greatly to the event. Our army of 300 volunteers are working hard to RACE AREA ensure that everything runs as smoothly as possible. JUST A 5 They are good people and without them there would MINUTE SAIL be no Regatta. Their positive attitude makes a huge contribution to the overall success of the event. Volunteerism is alive and well in Dun Laoghaire. A very special mention must be made of Volvo Car Ireland and all our sponsors for their wonderful support and the new ideas they bring to the Regatta.
Recommended publications
  • Martello Towers Research Project

    Martello Towers Research Project

    Martello Towers Research Project March 2008 Jason Bolton MA MIAI IHBC www.boltonconsultancy.com Conservation Consultant [email protected] Executive Summary “Billy Pitt had them built, Buck Mulligan said, when the French were on the sea”, Ulysses, James Joyce. The „Martello Towers Research Project‟ was commissioned by Fingal County Council and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council, with the support of The Heritage Council, in order to collate all known documentation relating to the Martello Towers of the Dublin area, including those in Bray, Co. Wicklow. The project was also supported by Dublin City Council and Wicklow County Council. Martello Towers are one of the most well-known fortifications in the world, with examples found throughout Ireland, the United Kingdom and along the trade routes to Africa, India and the Americas. The towers are typically squat, cylindrical, two-storey masonry towers positioned to defend a strategic section of coastline from an invading force, with a landward entrance at first-floor level defended by a machicolation, and mounting one or more cannons to the rooftop gun platform. The Dublin series of towers, built 1804-1805, is the only group constructed to defend a capital city, and is the most complete group of towers still existing in the world. The report begins with contemporary accounts of the construction and significance of the original tower at Mortella Point in Corsica from 1563-5, to the famous attack on that tower in 1794, where a single engagement involving key officers in the British military became the catalyst for a global military architectural phenomenon. However, the design of the Dublin towers is not actually based on the Mortella Point tower.
  • Audit Maritime Collections 2006 709Kb

    Audit Maritime Collections 2006 709Kb

    AN THE CHOMHAIRLE HERITAGE OIDHREACHTA COUNCIL A UDIT OF M ARITIME C OLLECTIONS A Report for the Heritage Council By Darina Tully All rights reserved. Published by the Heritage Council October 2006 Photographs courtesy of The National Maritime Museum, Dunlaoghaire Darina Tully ISSN 1393 – 6808 The Heritage Council of Ireland Series ISBN: 1 901137 89 9 TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION 4 1.1 Objective 4 1.2 Scope 4 1.3 Extent 4 1.4 Methodology 4 1.5 Area covered by the audit 5 2. COLLECTIONS 6 Table 1: Breakdown of collections by county 6 Table 2: Type of repository 6 Table 3: Breakdown of collections by repository type 7 Table 4: Categories of interest / activity 7 Table 5: Breakdown of collections by category 8 Table 6: Types of artefact 9 Table 7: Breakdown of collections by type of artefact 9 3. LEGISLATION ISSUES 10 4. RECOMMENDATIONS 10 4.1 A maritime museum 10 4.2 Storage for historical boats and traditional craft 11 4.3 A register of traditional boat builders 11 4.4 A shipwreck interpretative centre 11 4.5 Record of vernacular craft 11 4.6 Historic boat register 12 4.7 Floating exhibitions 12 5. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 12 5.1 Sources for further consultation 12 6. ALPHABETICAL LIST OF RECORDED COLLECTIONS 13 7. MARITIME AUDIT – ALL ENTRIES 18 1. INTRODUCTION This Audit of Maritime Collections was commissioned by The Heritage Council in July 2005 with the aim of assisting the conservation of Ireland’s boating heritage in both the maritime and inland waterway communities. 1.1 Objective The objective of the audit was to ascertain the following:
  • November 2014 Newsletter Circulation 2,500

    November 2014 Newsletter Circulation 2,500

    Sandycove and Glasthule Residents Association November 2014 Newsletter Circulation 2,500 Dun Laoghaire Courthouse Saved Jane Dillon Byrne Neighbours Evening 2014 Meet your Councillors RESIDENTS MEETING Monday 24th November 2014, 8pm St. Joseph’s Pastoral Centre ALL MEMBERS AND PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS FROM SANDYCOVE AND GLASTHULE ARE WELCOME [email protected] Annual General Meeting May 2014 Dun Laoghaire Town Centre: There must be an end to the excessive investment The Chairperson’s Introduction their policies. along the seafront and a real creative investment in the commercial core of Paul O’Callaghan, Chairperson, welcomed Of the twenty one candidates, thirteen were the town. This to focus on employment all to the meeting, including Councillors, there on the night: John Bailey, Cormac creation in retail, office, tourism and Council candidates and Richard Boyd Devlin, Jane Dillon Byrne, Mary Fayne, education. End the lack of joined up Barrett, TD. Karl Gill, Melisa Halpin, Peter Kerrigan, thinking which sees the Senior College Mary McHale, James McCann, Michael moving out of town. The Shopping Centre Paul introduced the committee members. Merrigan, Ellen O’Connor, Donna Pierce needs a radical rethink and physical facelift He thanked Liam Madden for the excellent and Patricia Stewart. to reinvigorate the core area. Dunnes needs production of the Association’s latest to use or lease their streetfront shops. newsletter and thanked the volunteers Before the candidates addressed the Revive the Festival of World Cultures as a who faithfully deliver the newsletter. gathering, Paul outlined some of the issues Street festival in the town. He reminded us to support our local of concern to the association members.
  • May 2018 Newsletter Circulation 2,500

    May 2018 Newsletter Circulation 2,500

    Sandycove and Glasthule Residents Association May 2018 Newsletter Circulation 2,500 Flooding The Baths Defibrillators Local News and Events Annual General Meeting Monday 28th May 8pm St Joseph’s Pastoral Centre ALL WELCOME [email protected] Qigong and T’ai Chi Classes Including the Renowned Dayan Qigong (Wild Goose) System At Christ Church Parish Hall, beside Peoples Park Beginners classes during the Summer months 2018 Also Private Practice Programs Available Further Details: Liam Murray, Ph.: 01 2806101 Web: www.taichi-dublin.com OF SANDYCOVE Albert House est.1860 PIZZA Served 4.00 - 9.30 weekdays ∕∕ 12.00 - 9.30 weekends Local Carpentry Services z 1st & 2nd Fix Carpentry service z Kitchens and Wardrobes Fitted z Solid and Laminate Flooring z Building maintenance service z Cabinet Making z Joinery z Free Quotations z Fully insured and Qualified z 20 Years Experience z Local Tradesman www.fitsgeraldsofsandycove.com ∕∕ Tel: (01) 280 4469 Contact. Daniel O’Connor find us on facebook Mob . 083 456 2665 Email. [email protected] Page 2 Sandycove and Glasthule Residents Association Newsletter May 2018 Annual General Meeting Our AGM will be held on Monday May 28th 2017 at 8pm in St Joseph’s Pastoral Centre. All members and prospective members are welcome. An Garda Síochána will give a presentation on local issues. They will also take questions from the floor. Judging from their previous presentations, this will be well worth attending. Dear Resident Subscription Renewal at AGM I hope you enjoy reading our latest newsletter. Membership subscriptions are due at AGM time There’s certainly a lot happening in the area at the and valid until the following AGM.
  • AIVP20201028-Lar-JOY

    AIVP20201028-Lar-JOY

    Strategies to disclose port city heritage and culture. AIVP Port City Talks. Strategies to disclose port city heritage and culture. Lar Joye, Port Heritage Director. 28th October 2020. Captain Bligh’s survey map of Dublin Bay Strategies to disclose port city heritage and culture Port Authorities of Dublin: • 1707 – Dublin Corporation (Ballast Committee). • 1786-1867 – Corporation for Preserving & improving the Port of Dublin. • 1867-1946 – Dublin Port and Docks Board. (Pilotage Authority and Bridge Authority) • 1946-1996 – Reconstruction of Board under Harbours Act 1946. • Since 1997 the modern company. Strategies to disclose port city heritage and culture Location of Port Authorities buildings: • Wood quay is the original Port. • 1620 The old customs house. • 1791 Gandon’s Custom House. • 1794 Lower Sackville St • 1801 Ballast Office, on Westmoreland Street. • 1976 Gandon House on Amines St. • 1981 to present. © Dublin Port Archive Strategies to disclose port city heritage and culture. Strategies to disclose port city heritage and culture. Strategies to disclose port city heritage and culture The Port Archive consists of the following collections: • Paper material covering the period from 1863 to 1960’s. 700 acid free boxes, 7,000 files. • 60 Charts and Map of various periods. • 78,000 photographs. From 1861 to 2017. • This includes Glass Plate negatives, from 1920-39. • And 3,300 35mmm slides. From 1955 to 1995. • Victorian bound registers. 950 books. • Engineers Drawings. 30,000 drawings. • Miscellaneous artifacts such as a diving helmet and sextants etc. • The Paintings collection. Strategies to disclose port city heritage and culture Halpin's Pool by David Briscoe, Port Collections. Strategies to disclose port city heritage and culture .
  • Bulletin 19489 Ns. 14 Rlrall Lisearky Astwor

    Bulletin 19489 Ns. 14 Rlrall Lisearky Astwor

    .. Bulletin19489Ns. 14 I 111 6 66 9 *OM 111 I A a= -.1M1111 1 - a r dr. NA LA A A JE =1, -- 111111==11monk I. BY DELIAGOETZ *b. l&t -.. *. _ M 42. = 7=. _ e Latin AmericanCenntries 6 -6 = = A- American Section, a- 7 = = ofm A e ffi, _ Relations : _ O rlrall lisearkyAstwor *SCAB asZWING, 1 Aihtrr si WAneagen TORN IV. STIMINIMAXIMI,cossaaasimeirir %A- '- = a- , ; t -. z. - , . * = - I4 _ `:.L '. : 'ki - *- k- " ---; ' 4- 1. ' '- - . ___Il :i..---"'-_,''!--4;71,-:-.4.- 42 = . = k-- 4 / X X t v = 1 . -- _ A-n,_,1,77.t.'__:,-,4w r_ok,-..,--../47'...os:74:4!, -. * #.-- .-3,_,,,- &l',4, S....\11-= ¡-.1 .4, ---v,z,-,,,y -...,...-1-Vr'l -s'-'1-4 f 1. g f :;'7.- :tt.V- --7.,,z,r,,e,v,.<4.;rjz,:,:,:z--4-7.-.7-,,,I.4 -, , : i "-::16 ' 4 , % 44- 4.41 '.--_. .4A- 1- -= t/ ., , v. - ...,- - 744.-" i' I 'I.' . k .. .:. -. ,ti, .% .- 4 ' ' i- ' Pr11' - 1 ** 11 :44'.'" -;- ' t 4 - ' '--.- ..t , -, ......,, 41..A ,,4,L- --.. 0 . ,...,:...... - 4 ... "... # 't .. ,-, riot .., ../ ' :t , . - 4 ' . ' -6 4. '. et- . 411. 7 "41 s CONTENTS 411.11111111111111111111 P 1.WWWer---4 V _4=km - == LTheLaudn-E.9 diePeople____ 1 i -A WU .. W 7=e-ri,erta17In '--- ':-. of __ 7 ..2-11 Et - 1ktnA = X-1` *** "La in thecolonial ell 4 .... IOW ..... -MP 7 Education sin(Yeindewndenw_ _ _ OM ......... 10 _ Chirpier== HE Oa matedstwatli .44 n tion am Ob.- 15 - - - == C-Z-1 Miiìistrvo _ ... 15 ,., . .1 Budget_ Am I 1_ _______ .. OD 44.4 - ..... ;...41. ... .. 4.
  • Cycle Route – Dún Laoghaire to Dalkey

    Cycle Route – Dún Laoghaire to Dalkey

    Route: The Metals Cycle Route www.dlrcoco.ie www.dlrcoco.ie – Dún Laoghaire to Dalkey Description: This is a shared cycle and pedestrian route passing alongside the Dart line Cycling in the County linking Dún Laoghaire, Sandycove, Glasthule and Glenageary to Dalkey Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council is committed to improving facilities for cyclists. Village. The Metals is a historic route that once brought stone from Dalkey In the 2012, the Council developed a County Cycle Network, Quarry to the great harbour works in following an assessment of all existing routes in the County. THE METALS Dún Laoghaire. The main objectives of this assessment were: Distance: Total length of about 3.3km > To identify and implement safe cycling routes to key destinations in the County. cycle route Cycle time: 13-17 minutes > To retrofit areas towards creating sustainable To suit: For cyclists with a moderate level of neighbourhoods so that cycling, together with walking, fitness. The shared cycle and pedestrian can be the best option for local trips. Dalkey to Dún Laoghaire route is suitable for young children. > To help prioritise funding to deliver cost effective cycle- Parental guidance will be required at friendly improvements to the cycle network in the County. crossing points. The aim of the improved cycle network is to create conditions Links: Good links to nearby residential areas, to encourage and facilitate increased levels of cycling in the schools and to shops in Dún Laoghaire, County by providing direct routes with a high level of service. This leaflet provides details of one route being enhanced as Sandycove, Glasthule, Glenageary and part of the County Cycle Network.
  • Maroochy Boats and Owners 1959

    Maroochy Boats and Owners 1959

    Maroochy Boats and Owners 1959 - 2019 Maroochy Boats 1959 – 2019 , Listed by Class and Owner Class 125 Boat Name Owner FirstName Owner Surname Bushfire Lawson BEATTIE Real McCoy John HODGINS Real McCoy Derek FOSTER Shallop Greg HOWARD Snoopy Scott MORGAN The Enforcer Bradley McCALL Page 2/73 Maroochy Boats 1959 – 2019 , Listed by Class and Owner Class 12 ft Skiff Boat Name Owner FirstName Owner Surname Nimrod Bill DAUTEL Page 3/73 Maroochy Boats 1959 – 2019 , Listed by Class and Owner Class 420 Boat Name Owner FirstName Owner Surname 420 Mike WARNER Aqueous Solution Mark VERDON Scally Wag Mark VERDON Page 4/73 Maroochy Boats 1959 – 2019 , Listed by Class and Owner Class 470 Boat Name Owner FirstName Owner Surname Cougar (470) Bill LUCK Page 5/73 Maroochy Boats 1959 – 2019 , Listed by Class and Owner Class Alpha Omego Boat Name Owner FirstName Owner Surname Blade Runner Paul BRAITHWAITE Page 6/73 Maroochy Boats 1959 – 2019 , Listed by Class and Owner Class Arafura Boat Name Owner FirstName Owner Surname Cheetah Michael COLLESS Page 7/73 Maroochy Boats 1959 – 2019 , Listed by Class and Owner Class Arrow Boat Name Owner FirstName Owner Surname Assassin (Cat) Ben GEEBEL Assassin (Cat) Bernard GEEBEL Slip Slidin' Away Trevor ADCOCK Page 8/73 Maroochy Boats 1959 – 2019 , Listed by Class and Owner Class Bobcat Boat Name Owner FirstName Owner Surname Bobcat II Roger LAWSON Page 9/73 Maroochy Boats 1959 – 2019 , Listed by Class and Owner Class Cadet Boat Name Owner FirstName Owner Surname Bilbo Robert HOWARD Bullet (Cadet) Jeremy LEITCH Bullet
  • The Sailing Instructions

    The Sailing Instructions

    THE SAILING INSTRUCTIONS Photos: Oceansport, Fotosail 11-14 July 2019 www.dlregatta.org GENERAL INFORMATION ORGANISING COMMITTEE Don O’Dowd (Chairman), Con Murphy, Colin O’Brien, Martin McCarthy, Brian Craig, Timothy Goodbody, Peter Ryan, Grainne Ryan, Ciara Dowling. CLUB REPRESENTATIVES Frank Guilfoyle (DMYC), Chris Doorly (NYC), Jerry Dowling (RIYC), Derek Ryan (RSGYC). Event Secretary: Ciara Dowling Race Office Manager: Catriona McNally Results: Denis Kiely, Peadar Murphy Director of Racing: Con Murphy PROTEST COMMITTEE Joint Chairmen - Chris Lindsay (IJ IRL) & Mike Butterfield (IJ GBR) Enrica Mameli (ITA), Craig Evans (GBR) + Emmet Dalton, Eunice Kennedy, Jill Fleming and Mike Tyrell (all Irish) SUB COMMITTEE – RACING Con Murphy (Chair), Brian Craig, Fintan Cairns, Neil Colin, Sandra Moore, Mal Nolan, Guy Kilroy, Tim Goodbody, Ronan Adams, Mark McGibney, Olivier Prouveur PRIZE GIVINGS Thursday 11th July - Day Prize Giving Saturday 13th July - Day Prize Giving 2019 2030 Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club 1900 Royal St George Yacht Club Friday 12th July - Day Prize Giving Sunday 14th July - Overall Prize Giving 1900 National Yacht Club 1600 Royal Irish Yacht Club CONTACT NUMBERS: DMYC +353 1 280 1371 NYC +353 1 280 5725 RIYC +353 1 280 9452 RSGYC +353 1 280 1811 RACE OFFICE: [email protected] BERTHING / PARKING - VISITING BOATS DUN LAOGHAIRE REGATTA Berthing or parking for visiting boats (boats not already based in Dun Laoghaire) is included in the entry fee for the duration of the Regatta, from Wednesday 10th to Monday 15th July 2019. Boats shall be kept in their assigned places for the duration of the regatta. All visiting dry sailed boats and dinghies MUST vacate their allocated Club Parking by VOLVO SAILING INSTRUCTIONS Monday 15th July 2019.
  • ROSSLARE EUROPORT SERVICE Train Time Schedule & Line

    ROSSLARE EUROPORT SERVICE Train Time Schedule & Line

    ROSSLARE EUROPORT SERVICE train time schedule & line map ROSSLARE EUROPORT SERVICE Bray View In Website Mode Daly →Drogheda The ROSSLARE EUROPORT SERVICE train line (Bray Daly →Drogheda) has 25 routes. For regular weekdays, their operation hours are: (1) Bray Daly →Drogheda: 4:50 PM (2) Bray Daly →Greystones: 8:34 PM (3) Connolly →Bray Daly: 6:06 AM (4) Connolly →Greystones: 8:56 AM (5) Connolly →Rosslare Europort: 9:33 AM - 5:33 PM (6) Connolly →Wexford: 6:35 PM (7) Gorey →Connolly: 5:50 AM (8) Gorey →Dundalk: 6:45 AM (9) Rosslare Europort →Connolly: 7:20 AM - 5:30 PM (10) Rosslare Europort →Dundalk: 5:35 AM Use the Moovit App to ƒnd the closest ROSSLARE EUROPORT SERVICE train station near you and ƒnd out when is the next ROSSLARE EUROPORT SERVICE train arriving. Direction: Bray Daly →Drogheda ROSSLARE EUROPORT SERVICE train Time 17 stops Schedule VIEW LINE SCHEDULE Bray Daly →Drogheda Route Timetable: Sunday Not Operational Bray Daly Monday 4:50 PM Dun Laoghaire Tuesday 4:50 PM 1 Harbour Road, Dublin Wednesday 4:50 PM Blackrock Thursday 4:50 PM Sydney Parade Friday 4:50 PM Ailesbury Gardens, Dublin Saturday Not Operational Lansdowne Road 65 Lansdowne Road, Dublin Grand Canal Dock ROSSLARE EUROPORT SERVICE train Info Pearse Direction: Bray Daly →Drogheda 8 South Cumberland Street, Dublin Stops: 17 Trip Duration: 108 min Tara Line Summary: Bray Daly, Dun Laoghaire, Blackrock, Station Access, Dublin Sydney Parade, Lansdowne Road, Grand Canal Dock, Pearse, Tara, Connolly, Malahide, Donabate, Connolly Rush And Lusk, Skerries, Balbriggan,
  • ENTR N°CM ARTICLE DATE AUTEUR THEMATIQUE

    ENTR N°CM ARTICLE DATE AUTEUR THEMATIQUE

    ENTRn°CM ARTICLE DATE AUTEUR THEMATIQUE Normandie 1 Frank Meadow Sutcliffe juin-77 ART MARITIME PHOTOGRAPHIE FRANCE BRET1 FORTUNE DE MER ET MANOEUVRES DE PORT juin-77 HELMLINGER R. MANOEUVRE ; NAUFRAGES FRANCE BRET 1 ENTRETIEN AVEC LÉON LUCAS PATRON DU "CADOUDAL" GOÉLETTE POLYVALENTE juin-77 Guillet Jacques MÉTIERS CONTEMP. PECHE ; PECHE FILETS LIGNES FRANCE BRET 1 NAUFRAGE DU "NOTRE DAME DE TRÉZIEN" juin-77 NAUFRAGE FRANCE BRET1 la goélette polyvalente juin-77 GLOUX Hervé PÊCHE FRANCE BRET 1 HOMMES ET FEMMES DE MER A ST JACUT juin-77 DUEDAL MICHEL PECHE DRAGUE ; TBTF ; ethno-socio; EUROPE PORT 1 CHASSE AUX CACHALOTS AUX AÇORES juin-77 LEGOUPIL D. PECHE HARPON 1 AVIRON DE MER, UN AVENIR? juin-77 AR VAG VIE PATRIMOINE , VOILE-AVIRON ; 1 juin-77 FRANCE HAUT 2 CHARLES MOZIN PEINTRE DE LA MER sept-77 ART MARITIME 2 CHARLES MOZIN (1806-1862) sept-77 ART MARITIME GRAVURE FRANCE INTER2 CANALOUS DU BERRY sept-77 SEMET R. BATELLERIE FLEUVES ;LITTÉRATURE;ethno-socio; FRANCE BRET 2 le Conquet PORT DE CABOTAGE AU XVIIIe sept-77 CLOCHON J.P. CABOTAGE BORNAGE ; HISTOIRE FRANCE BRET 2 OSTRÉICULTURE EN BAIE DE QUIBERON sept-77 MÉTIERS CONTEMPORAINS AQUACULTURE-OSTREICULTURE FRANCE VEND 2 MARIE-THÉRÈSE YOLE DU FIERS D'ARS sept-77 CHAUVET J.M. NAVIGUER AUTREMENT 2 KAYAK DE MER sept-77 NAVIGUER AUTREMENT 2 LA PLAISANCE EXCENTRIQUE selon Tristan Corbière sept-77 CORBIERE TRISTAN NAVIGUER AUTREMENT; littérature 2 ÉLIBOUBANE SARDINIER D'AUJOURD'HUI sept-77 LALLOUET JEAN réplique ; TBTF FRANCE BASS 2 CORDIERS DU COTENTIN BAUTIERS DE BARFLEUR sept-77 RENAULT F. Type de Bateau Traditionnel Français 2 sept-77 FRANCE BRET 2 DANS LE RAZ DE SEIN : UNE NUIT SUR UN BATEAU CREUX sept-77 FRANCE BRET 3 NAUFRAGE DE "LA FRANCE" CUIRASSÉ MALCHANCEUX déc-77 Gilles Millot ARCHÉOLOGIE SOUS-MARINE ; NAUFRAGE ; MARINE MILITAIRE EUROPE GRAN 3 PETER F.
  • Mainsheet – Issue 78

    Mainsheet – Issue 78

    Mainsheet78_2017_09 27/09/2017 16:38 Page 1 Editor: Martin McCarthy, [email protected] Newsletter of the National Yacht Club www.nyc.ie Issue No. 78, October, 2017 THANK YOU, EACH AND EVERY VOLUNTEER NYC Commodore, Ronan Beirne ver this summer, the NYC has been a hive of activity – and, even if the emphasis now switches more to Clubhouse Oevents, in the winter, it still needs and flourishes thanks to the joyful input of hundreds of Club volunteers. The Esprit de Corps of NYC completing the challenge and a great volunteers is a great asset to the party at our sister host club Cumann staff who put this together and the related event, enquire about Club and I thank each and every Bádóirí Naomh Bhréanainn. platform boat owners who moorings, training or other issues volunteer for giving up their time, assisted with making space relating to sailing and your Club equipment, and know-how to the Our Junior Section catered for the available on the platform. Racing membership. Indeed new and not benefit of fellow members, their biggest numbers ever on the in very heavy weather, so new members are invited to children and the wider community. training courses and this in the congratulations to our many meet with committee and to find Golden Jubilee year when the juniors who participated and out more about your Club and its Reflecting on the summer, the celebration kicked off with a attained podium places. many activities. Details of the Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta was a dinner for the original committee rota are posted on the The Irish Sea Offshore Racing great success and the addition of the “graduates” and concluded with notice board in the hall.