FLAG OFFICERS & COMMITTEE 2020/2021The new Committee were elected at the National Yacht Club AGM, held on Monday 7th September 2020.Because of Covid the AGM had to be done with a zoom meeting with Full and Family members of the Club been invited to...
Please note the (90th) Annual Harbour swim will take place on Sunday 16 August, 2020
All harbour users are directed to keep clear of the swimmers; this includes both watercraft and shore-side rod fishermen.
Additionally - boats moored in the East Bight are not to operate their engines.
The Mensâ Race is scheduled to start at approximately 09:15 hours
The Ladiesâ Race is scheduled to start at approximately 10:15 hours
The Mensâ and Ladiesâ races will have the same course which will last approximately fifty minutes each
HW 10:30 hours
The course will be as follows:
START at the RSGYC Slipway - swim directly to the East Pier Lighthouse
TURN toward the East Pier and thence parallel to the East Pier (inside the moorings) to the Bandstand
TURN towards the head of the Carlisle Pier
TURN and then a straight line to the FINISH at the RSGYC Slipway
To all the enthusiastic, and welcome other chefs thanks for attending this zoom it nurtures me in these uncertain times. To others who just watch the video you are invited to follow at your leisure. Enjoy,...
Cormac will be back in the kitchen on Thursday 14th May @ 4pm. If you would like to cook along with him here are the following ingredients you will need to make the NYC's legendary Pate Maison and our Baked Hake with a herb crust.
A carefully curated selection of videos to enhance NYC Members collective expertise.
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A carefully curated selection of videos to enhance NYC Members collective expertise.
Do you know a Youtube video that could be added to this Series? Do you have other ideas for additional themes? Please email sailing@nyc.ie
It may seem like another world now, but the energetically-organised Irish Inter-varsities team racers managed to get in their 2020 Championship early in March before the Covid-19 clampdown closed in.
The venue was University of Limerickâs watersports facility at Killaloe on Lough Derg, and in three decidedly hectic days of Firefly racing, University College Dublin Firsts emerged as overall winners.
Their Sailing Captain is Daniel Raymond (far right on the picture), of the National Yacht Club, so he got the nod as Afloat's Team Racer of the Month, but itâs all about team effort, and the complete lineup was Jack Higgins, Daniel Raymond and Patrick Cahill as helms, while crews were Alanna Lyttle, Kathy Kelly and Lucy McCutcheon, with Lucy McCutcheon (winner in 2019) taking the Irish Universities Sailing Association âCrew of the Yearâ title