Club Berthing Policy
All sailing members are kindly requested to review and familiarise themselves with the clubâs berthing policy.
Please click the below link to read the policy.
All sailing members are kindly requested to review and familiarise themselves with the clubâs berthing policy.
Please click the below link to read the policy.
The final set of results of the Volvo Dun Laoghaire to Dingle Race 2025 can be found here:
Click: D2DResults2025
Click: D2DResults2025_ByClass
Congratulations to all who took part (as all completed the course!) and we know that many of you have already promised to take part again in 2027!!!
The National Yacht Club's Volvo Dun Laoghaire to Dingle Race 2025 starts on Wednesday 11th June at 14:00!!
You can follow the progress of the 40 competitors entered in the 2025 D2D Race Here:
Link to the trackers: CLICK HERE
Link to the 'live leaderboard': CLICK HERE
Expression of interest for our 2025/2026 Tri Club Transition Year programme is now open.
Register your interest on the below link. Places fill fast, please register as soon as possible.
Register Here
Led by world tour skipper Megan Thomson, and joined by her 2.0 Racing crew member Josi, this training day is designed for experienced match racers and fleet racers who are keen to get started in match racing.
đ Date: 28th June 2025
đ Location: National Yacht Club
đ¶ Cost: âŹ55 per person
Our goal is to build a strong community of like-minded women passionate about match racing. This event is an opportunity to develop skills, gain experience, and connect with other sailors interested in racing together both at home and internationally.
Whether you're looking to improve your match racing techniques or find a crew for upcoming events, we hope this day will help launch new collaborations and future regatta teams.
Register your interest Here
Have you booked your lunch for the special day?
Sunday June 15th
Limited tables still available Sunday lunch.
Contact: Catering (01)2805725 or email: manager@nyc.ie
The plan was for the NYC cruising group to sail, in company, to the Isle of Man. It would be for some of the smaller boats a bit of a challenge, with the comfort of having other boats in the vicinity should something go wrong. Despite all the planning, a forecasted...