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Volunteers Needed

Volunteers Needed

Beneteau 31.7 Nationals

19-20 September

We are looking for Mark Layers & Committee Boat Helpers

If you can help, please email Thomas - headcoach@nyc.ie  and let him know your availability.

The ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship has arrived!

The ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship has arrived!

The National Yacht Club is incredibly proud to be part of this prestigious World Championship, welcoming some of the very best female ILCA 6 sailors from around the world to Dun Laoghaire.

Over the coming days, the fleet will battle it out across the challenging waters of Dublin Bay, with World Champions, Olympic medallists and rising stars all competing for the coveted ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship title.

And, of course, we’ll have a very special sailor to cheer on. 

Our very own Annalise Murphy returns to the ILCA 6 fleet to compete on home waters. An Olympic silver medallist and one of Ireland’s most celebrated sailors, Annalise began her sailing journey here at the National Yacht Club. We couldn’t be prouder to see her competing at this level on Dublin Bay and the whole club is firmly behind her. Go Annalise!

Read the full ILCA preview and discover who to watch at the 2026 ILCA 6 Women’s Worlds:

Read the full article – ILCA Sailing

End of Summer Season Race

End of Summer Season Race

Thursday 3rd September 2026

Entry via SmartClub App. 

(If you are not registered on the App, please contact the offce for your login details admin@nyc.ie)

Notice of Race and Sailing Instructions

  1. The race is open to all Yachts & Dinghies that are owned or helmed by a member of the NYC.
  2. The Organising Authority is the NYC, and the race will be governed by the “rules” as defined in the Racing Rules of Sailing (RSS)
  3. The start and finish will be from the NYC Committee Boat flying the NYC burgee and using the DBSC Thursday Red Fleet Course Card. Platonic courses may be used. Course details and other communications will be announced on VHF channel 69.
A Note from the Commodore

A Note from the Commodore

Dear Members, What a week it has been at the National Yacht Club! The ILCA World Championships are now at Day Four of racing, and, after a rather damp start to today's racing, the sun has finally decided to join the party! The atmosphere around the club has been...

U25 Crew Attend Calves Week 26

U25 Crew Attend Calves Week 26

4 dinghy sailors made the voyage to join our Commodores past and present in beautiful Schull for a few days racing William Walsh, Ben O’Shaughnessy, Eoin Byrne and Oisin Pearse with Simon Hanley for the delivery trip sailed from Dun Laoghaire to Cork on the August...

Update on the ILCA Worlds 

Update on the ILCA Worlds 

The Club will be busy with the activity of the forthcoming ILCA Worlds Championships being co-hosted by the NYC and RSGYC every day from Tuesday 18th August to Saturday 12th September when competitors will be launching from the Club’s slipway and coaches will be berthing their ribs on the Club Pontoon. All of this activity should not affect our members normal sailing from the Club and members are encouraged to visit the Club during the championships and enjoy the activity. The competitors ILCAs will be parking on the Carlisle Pier when not sailing and their coaches ribs will berth on the outer pontoons of both Clubs. The link and inner pontoons will be kept free for Club and Members use. The platform in the area between the Clubhouse and the Yardarm will be kept clear for the Opening and Closing ceremonies and for the launching trolleys of those competitors that will launch from the NYC. Members dinghies will be re located to the western side of the platform where they will be accessible for sailing. This year, the event race office will be in an office on the Carlisle Pier, but the morning coaches meetings will take place in the NYC JB room. As there will be enhanced security in the Clubs and surrounding area during the Championship period, please do bring your membership card with you.  

The pre-event video for the 2026 ILCA 7 Men's and ILCA 6 Women’s World Championships has just been released - see it here.

As previously mentioned, 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 and the two host Clubs - the NYC and RSGYC - look forward to hosting over 400 Olympic class sailors and coaches in our Clubs, including the NYC members Finn Lynch and Annalise Murphy, over the next few weeks. 

Thanks,

Con 

Events Organising Committee Chair and Principal Race Officer

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