Irish Sailing Race Management weekend 23/24th March-RSGYC

Irish Sailing Race Management weekend 23/24th March-RSGYC

Irish Sailing's weekend dedicated to all who are interested in any aspect of Race Management is only around the corner!

It will be held on behalf of Irish Sailing, will take place in the Royal St George YC on Sat/Sun 23-24th March.

We have 6 Race Official skills throughout Ireland: Race Officer; Safety Boat; Jury; Mark Laying; Measurer & Results Manager.

These skills are taught by curriculum and have three levels- Local, Regional & National Levels. By doing a course, such as will be run on March 23rd, you will hold a passport confirming your knowledge base. This passport is recognized throughout Ireland and marks our Irish Race Management abilities as respected throughout the international sailing community. I highly advise you to consider this approach not just in order to obtain the passport, but also to enjoy a fun weekend with sailors from all over Ireland’s East Coast.

For additional information and to register PLEASE CLICK HERE

Once again, thank you for showing us your enthusiasm and support. It makes our jobs so much more rewarding with members like you being so interested!

Diesel Engine Course – Saturday 6th April

Diesel Engine Course – Saturday 6th April

Education for Sea

The National Yacht Club is offering courses to improve your skills at sea and make
your time on the water safer and more enjoyable. Courses are open to all members
and booking can be made through the NYC website.

The first of these courses will be Saturday 6th April from 09:30 to 17:00

The Diesel Engine Course will teach you how to do basic maintenance and servicing along
with identifying common problems you’ll face at sea and how to solve them.     

An essential courses for the safe operation of you boat no matter the circumstances.

Places are limited so please book early.
Cost: €250 per person

Maximum student in the course : 8

Register for the course here

Bye-Laws of the National Yacht Club

Bye-Laws of the National Yacht Club

Management and General Committee would like to draw members attention to the below Bye-Laws in relation to the Club Bar and Dining Room.

  • Voice and video calls using mobile phones and other devices is not permitted in the
    bar or the dining room. Subject to this proviso, the use of laptops, tablets and other
    such devices is permitted on the Club premises outside the dining room
  • The Club staff may not accept bookings for tables in the bar except, at their discretion,
    when facilitating members wishing to book a table when the dining room is full or
    unavailable. Tables in the bar may not be booked at periods when national sporting
    events (e.g. Six Nations rugby matches) are being shown in the bar

The full list of Bye-Laws are posted on the notice board in the Main Hall and copies are available to members upon request.

Places Still Available – RYA Yachtmaster Offshore Theory Course – March 2024

Places Still Available – RYA Yachtmaster Offshore Theory Course – March 2024

The NYC is hosting a Yachtmaster Offshore Theory Course over 6 evenings, 2 full days & 1 day exam

·         Tuesday Evenings (6.30-9.30pm)
·         Thursday Evenings (6.30-9.30pm)
·         Friday Evenings (6.30-9.30pm)
·         Saturdays (10am-5pm)

Tuesday 5th, Friday 8th, Saturday 9th, Tuesday 12th, Thursday 14th, Saturday 16th, Tuesday 19th, Thursday 21st and Saturday 23rd March (Exam would take place on Saturday 23rd March)

Cost pp: â‚Ź550 - Includes RYA exam fee

For details and to register, Please Click Here

NYC Optimist Easter Camp – 25th to 28th of March

NYC Optimist Easter Camp – 25th to 28th of March

The Optimist programme is offering a 4 days sailing camp at Easter from Monday 25th to Thursday 28th of April.Our plan is based on the NYC’s core values of family, friendship and sporting excellence.

We will be offering 3 levels.- start sailing: By the end of this course you will be sailing in light wind conditions with assistance from your instructor." The idea is to bring the sailor to a level where they are sailing independently in light airs.- basic skills: Sailors are offered greater independence in lighter airs and will be exposed to windier conditions as the course progresses. They will also begin to learn the essential manoeuvers required for dinghy sailing. Sailors will be given access to as broad a range of scenarios as possible as well as venturing further, more independently.- improving skills: By the end of this module, all sailors will be competent to launch, sail and recover their boat in moderate conditions. They will learn the essential seamanship manoeuvres and develop and understanding and appreciation for the weather, tides, and current.

For more info and to register, please click here

 

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