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Wine Appreciation Spring Course
Last few places remaining on our Spring Wine Appreciation Course - Book Now and don't miss out!
We are delighted to announce that, following the phenomenal success of our first course, the dates are now confirmed for our second course this spring.
The course will run for seven weeks, from February 6th to March 20th.
We are now inviting bookings, with places limited to 18 participants and allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
If you wish to attend, please reserve your place as soon as possible to avoid disappointment. Due to the high demand, we kindly ask that you ensure the full course schedule works for you before booking.
Please click HERE to book
We look forward to welcoming you.
Boathouse Annual Closure
Dear Members,
Please note that the Boathouse will be closed from Saturday 20th December until Monday 5th January inclusive.
We will reopen on Tuesday 6th January.
Wishing you Happy Holidays and a wonderful New Year. Best wishes from the Boathouse Team!
An Evening With Sir Robin Knox-Johnston
Fundraiser in aid of UNICEF. Hosted by Newstalk's Bobby Kerr.
Join an evening in Dun Laoghaire for dinner and conversation with Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, the first person to sail solo, non-stop around the world and the winner of the first ever Golden Globe Race.
Dubbed the âDavid Attenborough of sailingâ when he received the Pindar Lifetime Achievement Award in November 2025, Sir Robin Knox-Johnstonâs story is one of pioneering adventure, courage and one that has helped chart a course for those brave men and women that have followed in his wake.
Friday 20 February 2026
Start: 6.30pm
Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire, Dublin
Ticket* âŹ70
All profits on the evening go to UNICEF.
An Ideal Christmas Gift for the sailor in your life or the adventurer in you!
*Tickets include a 3 course meal + donation to UNICEF + entertainment on the evening.
Time to honour the successes of our NYC sailors in 2025! Sailing Awards Nominations Sought….
As 2025 closes out it is time to look back and reflect on the many and varied achievements of our sailors and send in your nominations for the very best.
NYC sailors have had another successful year on the water across numerous classes and many oceans! Mark OâConnor becoming the youngest Irishman to race solo across the Atlantic in the Mini Transat, Brian Uniacke and Damian Payne competing in the Clipper Round The World Race, Ethan Spain and Ben OâShaughnessy winning gold at the 49er Junior European Championship, with Lauren OâCallaghan and Charlotte Eadie, finishing 15th in the 49erFX class at the same event and not forgetting Finn Lynch achieving a World No. 2 ranking!
Our extremely talented event management teams delivered several remarkable major events in 2025, Adam Winkelmann and his team running the D2D, the ILCA U21 Worlds team delivering a flawless World Championship to the highest of international standards, Peter Ryan being awarded Penmaen Plate for the "Spirit of ISORA". The full team, led by Oisin Cullen and Ruairi Finnegan and including all the wonderful members who provided accommodation, who hosted the World Match Racing Tour demonstrating strong organizational capabilities.
It is going to be a very busy night on Saturday 28th February 2026 when we honour our stars of sailing in 2025.
The Sailing Committee is now looking for your nominations for the NYC 2025 Sailing Awards. Nominations should made using the form below by close of business on Thursday 22nd January 2025.
To view the list of perpetual trophies, what they are awarded for, how many nominations have been received and to nominate a fellow Club member for any Award, PLEASE CLICK HERE
Wine Dinner
Join us on December 10th for our next wine dinner.
Guest speaker Ken Kinsella from the Wine Buff
Bookings: manager@nyc.ie or Phone: (01) 2805725
Quiz Update
Amidst the seismic geopolitical upheavals the world is experiencing, none is more attentively watched than the NYC Quiz leaderboard. Worldwide media exploded to the news that T.B.M. finally prevailed over the establishment bastions that are Wizard. A tense engagement between many teams throughout Wednesday night saw no less than four teams tied for the lead ahead of the last round. The Motor Buoys and The Dirty Ruckers cracked, but held on to tie for third place. Wizard held firm, but a stronger effort from perennial runners-up T.B.M. to get a perfect final round saw them gain the spoils. Old glories Enchantress and Corner Boys finished in behind.
The result allows Wizard to look down on all from the top of the overall leaderboard, followed by T.B.M. and the Corner Boys. Chancellors and Quiztopher Columbus sit in a healthy fifth. With poor results still able to be discounted all teams have a chance of occupying these places in the weeks ahead. Echoing the language of TOTP, Motor Buoys climb six places to number 11.
The Christmas Dinner Quiz will take place in two weeksâ time, on the 17th December. Dinner will be at 7.00 for 7.30, with the quiz starting at 8.30. All are welcome.
The Quizmaster
Christmas Eve Charity Dip!
Christmas Eve Charity Dip! đ
Join us for the annual Christmas Eve Dip, all in aid of Crumlin Childrenâs Hospital â a truly worthy cause.
Dive into a morning full of fun, laughter, and festive cheer!
Fancy dress is optional⊠but always encouraged!
Come make a splash for a great cause â see you there!