This Weekend: Support Our Skiff Sailors at Mondello24! đŽââïž
Our amazing Skiff sailors â Lauren O'Callaghan, Charlotte Eadie, Hannah Walsh, and Louise Hanley â are taking on the Mondello24, a 24-hour cycling challenge, this weekend!
They're racing to raise vital funds in support of Hannah Leonardâs ongoing recovery â a cause close to all of our hearts.
đ Where: Mondello Park
đ When: Racing kicks off at 12:00 PM on Saturday
Come along, cheer on the girls, and show your support â every bit of encouragement and every donation counts!
Click Here to Donate
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 National Yacht Club is proud to host NYC Member Mark O'Connor for an insightful presentation on the upcoming Mini Transat, "Race for Orbis," followed by a special fundraising dinner.
Wednesday 14th May @ 19.30pm
At 26 Years old, Mark is the skipper and founder of MOC Ocean racing. He graduated with a Masters of Electronic & Computer Engineering from University College Dublin, and has always showed a passion for sports and the sea. He moved to France in 2023 to realise his dream of racing across the Atlantic Ocean solo as part of the âMini Transatâ race in 2025.
Since moving to âSailing Valleyâ, he has gained over 10,000 kilometres (5,000 Nm) with the Mini 6.50 class and immersed himself in the offshore sailing industry. This has allowed him to gain invaluable experience. He precipitated in the âMonnoyeur Duo For a Jobâ 2024 VendĂ©e Globe Campaign, preparing their IMOCA for the round the world race.
Most importantly Mark is passionate about his project and determined to make his dream a reality.
After 2 years of hard work, he has now qualified for the 2025 edition of the Mini transat!
Mark has now partnered with Orbis Ireland to launch the campaign âRace for Orbisâ
Orbis Ireland, an independent affiliate of Orbis, has set an ambitious goal: to eliminate avoidable blindness in Ethiopia. Focusing on a region of over 4.5 million peopleâwhere the prevalence of blinding diseases like trachoma is among the highest globallyâOrbis Ireland is tackling the three leading causes of avoidable blindness: trachoma, cataracts, and refractive error. Through a combination of hands-on medical training, telemedicine, and partnerships with local health systems, Orbis builds sustainable eye care programs that put treatment within reach for all.
You can donate to Marks charity GoFundMe here, donations will also be taken on the night.
Join us for an evening of adventure, inspiration, and support for a great cause.
Members, please book via Club App.
Non-members please click here to book.
Join us for live coverage of Leinster vs Northampton
Saturday 3rd May from 17.00 - Kick Off 17.30
Due to popular demand, weâre thrilled to unveil our new Saturday dining schedule starting this weekend! Get ready for more delicious moments:
đł Brunch: 10:30 AM â 12:15 PM
đ„ Lunch: 12:30 PM â 2:30 PM
đ Evening Dining: 5:30 PM â 9:00 PM (still going strong!)
Come hungry â we canât wait to serve you!
NYC were delighted to support the DCU SurfNSail Club 24 hour sailing challenge fundraiser on Friday last to support and raise funds for Hannah, a DCU alumna, in a way that reflected endurance and resilience values she demonstrates every single day as she fights for every tiny little movement, every little improvement. Reflecting the challenges Hannah faces, this event was not easy. The team of students, alumni, and friends of Hannah, faced unpredictable weather, strong winds, and more than a few moments where they thought they might have to call it off. But they pulled through, sailing non-stop in shifts through the night, keeping the boat moving and spirits high (most of the time!).
So far, they have raised almost âŹ5,000 towards the costs of care and rehabilitation for Hannah. Please help them over the âŹ5,000 by donating on
https://www.gofundme.com/f/dcu-24-hour-sail-in-aid-of-hannah-leonard
Thanks to all at NYC who helped with the event, particularly club coach Ellie Cunnane, and especially to Tim Ryan at Dun Laoghaire Harbour who provided tower lights on the Carlisle Pier without which the event might not have been possible.