Ladies Lunch
Join us for our March Ladiesâ Lunch on Tuesday the 10th!
Enjoy great food, good chat, and a lovely catch-up with friends.
Weâd love to see you there!
Bookings contact: Romaney (01) 2805725 or email: catering@nyc.ie
Join us for our March Ladiesâ Lunch on Tuesday the 10th!
Enjoy great food, good chat, and a lovely catch-up with friends.
Weâd love to see you there!
Bookings contact: Romaney (01) 2805725 or email: catering@nyc.ie
The Boathouse team provides a range of services to Club members, including operating the launch service to the Club moorings on the East Pier, lifting and scrubbing boats, providing lifting for dry-sailed boats, and maintaining the platform, pontoon infrastructure, and swinging moorings. The team maintains and operates the Club crane, forklift and winches. It also manages the club ribs and charter boats, prepares for sailing events and manages the allocation and use of platform space.â
Private work by Boathouse Staff
From time to time, Club employees (i.e. boathouse staff) may be requested by a member to undertake work for that member on the Club premises on a private, out-of-hours basis. It is the Clubâs policy that this work can be accommodated by Club employees only in strict accordance with the following conditions:
Treat someone special â or share an intimate evening with friends â over our indulgent shared menu for two.
Join us for a truly romantic dining experience this Valentineâs Day.
Pre-booking ONLY via the link below.
Due to unforeseen circumstance, we must delay the start of our Spring Wine Appreciation course by one week.
First class will be Friday 13th
We apologise for this delay.
There are still some places available, so if you have friends or fellow sailors who would like to join us from next week, please encourgae them book in via the below link.
February 4th 2026 was witness to a worldâs first when the National Yacht Club quiz welcomed the live participation of a quizzer in Australia. A member of the Chancellors joined via Zoom from down under to take part during his early morning. This antipodean perspective certainly helped Chancellors to a fine 2nd place finish in tie with contenders T.B.M., both just a point behind overall leaders and resident brains trust Wizard. The organisers of the quiz are satisfied that the integrity of the live quiz was not undermined by such a development. In two weeksâ time we expect to welcome a new team, the MAGAzines, located entirely in Greenland, and who have indicated that the NYC quiz is vital to their national security. Celtic Boys continued their run of good form with a 4th placed finish, followed closely by Stars of the Sea, the Corner Boys, Harmerang, and Quiztopher Columbus, with improved showings from F-15 and The Flyers.
Wizard have compounded their dominance of the overall leaderboard, but with discards about to kick in their lead over T.B.M. is precarious. Other teams are playing for local bragging rights which, this week, go to Quiztopher Columbus for their mini-victory over All At Sea.
Our next quiz takes place, sportingly, on the 18th February @ 8.00pm sharp! All are welcome.
The Quizmaster
A wonderful photo recently donated to the club shows the 1975 National Yacht Club rugby team. The jersey was designed by the late William (Bill) Hodnett. Many thanks to Billâs son, David, for donating this picture, along with a large collection of photographic slides taken by his late father.
Were you part of the 1975 team, or can you provide us with any further information on the game, the opposition, or any additional photos from the event?
We would love to know more!
Drop in to Edel in the office or email admin@nyc.ie with any artifacts you may wish to share with us.