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Coastal Dining Season

Coastal Dining Season

Step into an evening where great food meets even better company.

Beginning April 25th and continuing one Saturday each month, this unique shared dining experience brings together small, mixed tables of eight for a night of coastal-inspired cuisine, fine wine, and effortless conversation.

Designed to spark connection—whether rekindling old friendships or forming new ones—each gathering offers a relaxed yet refined atmosphere where stories flow as freely as the wine.

Join us at 19:30 and let the evening unfold.

Bookings phone catering (01) 2805725 or email catering@nyc.ie

Brains of the Bay Winners

Brains of the Bay Winners

All good things come to an end. On Wednesday night (1st April – no joke) Páid Cassidy’s Wizard were successful in regaining their Brains of the Bay title.

Wizard have been consistently at the top of the leaderboard for a few seasons now and we are still trying to find out their quiz weaknesses. Next year, questions will be based on the personal lives of Tango, Chancellors, and Harmerang to foil the Brainiest of the Bay.

We suspect that Tango, Chancellors, and Harmerang might not though do any better notwithstanding. T.B.M. finished a strong second overall, close to Wizard, and well clear of the third-placed Celtic Boys who showed strong end-of-season form. Ever reliable Enchantress came fourth overall, with Quiztopher Columbus and Chancellors finishing ahead of weakening former champions Corner Boys, in fifth, sixth and seventh respectively.

Mentions also go to Stars of the Sea, The Dirty Ruckers, and Harmerang for completing the list of the top-ten teams.

Ladies Lunch – Tuesday 14th April

Ladies Lunch – Tuesday 14th April

Join us for our next Ladies Lunch

Tuesday 14th April @ 1.00pm

 
Special guest - Woolly Magic By Karen
 
Every stitch tells a story of love and creativity. Bespoke crochet designs, Handmade treasured keepsakes, soft toys, frames

Booking: Email catering@nyc.ie  or call Romaney (01) 2805725

Sailability DL Volunteers

Sailability DL Volunteers

Sailability  DL are looking for a panel of volunteers to assist with their adult and junior sailing courses on Wednesday evenings  and/or Sunday mornings  during the summer .

The volunteer roles include dinghy sailors /shore helpers and Rib drivers . 

If you are interested in helping out  and would like to find out more about what’s involved you can contact Ruth Shanahan on ruthshanahan@hotmail.com 

Wine Appreciation Spring Course

Wine Appreciation Spring Course

Last few places remaining on our Spring Wine Appreciation Course - Book Now and don't miss out!

We are delighted to announce that, following the phenomenal success of our first course, the dates are now confirmed for our second course this spring.

The course will run for seven weeks, from February 6th to March 20th.

We are now inviting bookings, with places limited to 18 participants and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

If you wish to attend, please reserve your place as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Due to the high demand, we kindly ask that you ensure the full course schedule works for you before booking.

Please click HERE to book

We look forward to welcoming you.

We’re Open – Monday 22nd December

We’re Open – Monday 22nd December

We’re open on Monday 22nd December on our normal weekday catering hours and would love to welcome you.

Drop in for a relaxed morning coffee, enjoy a cosy lunch by the fire, or join us later for a delicious evening dinner.

Whether you’re catching up with friends or taking a well-earned break, we look forward to seeing you.

2026 ILCA Worlds Update

2026 ILCA Worlds Update

Planning for the 2026 ILCA 7 Men's and ILCA 6 Women’s World Championships being co-hosted by the NYC and RSGYC is well underway. 

The ILCA 7 and 6 (previously known as the Laser and Laser Radial) are the classes used for the men’s and women’s single person dinghy sailing events at the Olympic Games and these two championships will be the first Olympic sailing class world championships to be held in Ireland since the men’s Laser Worlds in Cork in 2001. They were secured by the two Clubs against stiff competition from several other venues in Europe and beyond and their award is recognition of the success of previous World and European Laser Championships and other major events run by the Clubs over last 20 years. 

Olympic sailing class world championships are generally only held in Europe once every 4 years and as such, this is a once in a generation opportunity for Ireland to host such a prestigious and high calibre event. The 2024 Championship was hosted in Sydney and 2025 in Qingdao, China. Entry is limited to 160 men and 120 women competitors, all of whom are campaigning for a place at the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles. It’s an all charter boat event with 160 new ILCAs being shipped from Thailand to Dun Laoghaire by ILCA charter specialist Ziegelmayer Handelgesellschaft.  Dun Laoghaire is set to be a hub of activity from April onwards as teams come to prepare and familiarise themselves with the venue.

The notices of race for the two championships were published this week and confirmed the schedule as follows...

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