We believe sailing is a wonderful gift in life.  If you wish for it to be a part of yours or to improve your existing skills to enjoy it more or to learn so as to enjoy the sport with your Junior Sailor(s) – NYC Adult Sail Training can provide the opportunity.

We are running Adult Sailing courses for members and non-members alike to cover the basics, more complex stuff and racing roles.

Registration is now open for Course 2 - 4 Sundays half-days in June!

For further details and to register, please click here

The NYC is staging Laser & RS Aero coaching for adults of all ability (from new or returning to sailing to experienced sailors) on Sunday mornings.

The course is limited to 12 participants on a first come first served basis

Dates: Sundays 7th, 14th, No Training on the 21st, 28th May & 4th, 11th, No Training on the 18th, and 25th June 2023.
Time 10 a.m. to 1.p.m.
Head Coach: Conor Gorman / James Delaney
Costs: €180 for the 6 weeks or €35 per session(s)

You must have access to or own your own boat

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Thomas Chaix commenced working as Head Coach in September with the aim of bringing high quality training to the general membership, Junior section, cadet members as well as enhancing the skills of instructors and coaches. His remit encompassed Dinghy Sailing, Racing yachts and Performance sailing.

During the initial weeks he focused on finding his marks by meeting various stakeholders such as class captains, Sailing Secretary and Sailing Subcommittee, the Junior Organiser and Junior Committee as well as many active sailors, instructors and coaches.

For a recap of completed and upcoming coaching programmes, please click here

he inaugural Student Match Racing Invitational took place on the 1st - 2nd April in the National Yacht Club. The event brought 6 colleges from around the country together to compete in some very close and competitive match racing over the weekend.

Saturday brought a calm 10-15 kts with overcast skies along with a double round robin. TUD were leading on 8 points after a dominant performance, narrowly losing just two races on Saturday. UCD 1 and UCD 2 were tied on 6 points with UCD1 taking 2nd place on count back due to their two wins over UCD 2 in the round robin. QUB completed the top four teams going through to the next stage on Sunday on 5 points. While UL and MTU displayed some very competitive match racing, they were unfortunately the bottom two placed teams and did not make it to Stage 2.

Sunday morning brought a two hour postponement in order to wait for a sea breeze. Quarter finals took place in the form of a round robin between the remaining four teams, UCD 1 won every race in the quarter final round robin giving them the right to pick who they faced in a best of three semi-finals. UCD1 picked UCD2, with TUD facing QUB in the other Semi- FInal.

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