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Dublin Bay 21 Revival continues with “Sailors of Dublin Bay Twentyones ” – Membership is Open for the 2023 Sailing Season

Dublin Bay 21 Revival continues with “Sailors of Dublin Bay Twentyones ” – Membership is Open for the 2023 Sailing Season

The successful revival of the Dublin Bay Twentyone fleet, under Fionán De Barra and Hal Sisk, continues apace with plans to set up a new organisation “Sailors of Dublin Bay Twentyones” (the Sailors) underway and for which membership is now open.

The new organisation’s primary purpose is to attract and manage racing crew rosters for the fleet and cover the annual running costs for the fleet’s racing plans for the 2023 season and beyond.

The fleet is owned by the Dublin Bay 21-Footer Class Association and all restoration costs are, and will continue to be met by the association. However, the annual running costs are not sustainable for the Association in the long term, and this is where the “Sailors of Dublin Bay Twentyones” come into play. The membership fee to join will cost €500 per person for the full season which will cover racing entrance fees, insurance, running and maintenance costs.

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30 Mar, 2023 | 2 min read

‘Fail to Prepare, Prepare to Fail’ – 7.30pm Thursday 30th – JB Room

‘Fail to Prepare, Prepare to Fail’ – 7.30pm Thursday 30th – JB Room

Talk from Chris Doorly &
Alan Green (just off flight from FF15 Worlds)

As most of us know it can all go terribly wrong at the most crucial moment. These situations can be avoided. They will talk about Boat Preparation and Self Preparation!!!

All members, family, friends and other clubs welcome.

Last of our talks before DBSC start Tuesday 25th April

28 Mar, 2023 | 1 min read

Platform Clearance

Platform Clearance

Dear Winter Platform Parking users.

The Winter Platform Parking Season is coming to an end on Sunday 9th April and we need a total platform clearance of all the dinghies and other types currently on the deck and / or on racks to make room for the lift-in which is scheduled for Saturday 15th April.

If your boat is not in use in one of the Club organised training anymore please make sure to come and collect it as soon as possible as the skeleton boathouse staff needs to reconfigure the platform well in advance of the lift-in and to reposition, or partially dismantle the racks used by the Opis, Toppers, Lasers and RS Aeros.

ALL dinghies must be removed by Sunday 9th April 18:00 at the very latest.

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24 Mar, 2023 | 2 min read

Race Officials Training Weekend – Malahide Yacht Club – 13th and 14th of May 2023

Race Officials Training Weekend – Malahide Yacht Club – 13th and 14th of May 2023

Date: Saturday 13th and Sunday 14th of May 2023

These courses are for anyone with an interest in the wonderful world of event management. You have the choice of choosing to develop your skills in 5 different disciplines:
- Race Officer
- Mark Layer
- Safety Leader
- Protest Committee
- Results Manager

For more information and to book a place in any course, please click here

24 Mar, 2023 | 1 min read

National Powerboat Certificate Course – April 2023

National Powerboat Certificate Course – April 2023

Due to popular demand!

The National Yacht Club is organising a ‘National Powerboat Certificate’ course open to all over 16s.

The course is held over 2 evenings and a full day

6-10pm on April 26th and 27th and then 9am-4pm on the 29th

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

Cost: €220pp

(Please be aware that we need to have a ratio of 1 instructor for 3 candidates and that the pricing is only covering costs so we need groups of 3, 6, 9 or 12 candidates)

Register Here

24 Mar, 2023 | 1 min read

The National Maritime Museum is looking for volunteers…open night next Friday March 31st at 7pm

The National Maritime Museum is looking for volunteers…open night next Friday March 31st at 7pm

The National Maritime Museum of Ireland have approached the NYC to ask if any of our members would be interested in supporting them.

The Museum is a Charitable Trust operated by volunteers and they are seeking people with a love of Ireland's Maritime Heritage to help continue their work.

There is an open night next Friday March 31st at 7pm In the Mariners Church (beside the Lexicon). There will be a brief talk about the value of Museums By Lesley-Ann Hayden of The Heritage Council.

Click Here for More Details

23 Mar, 2023 | 1 min read

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