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Please note we are serving takeaway tea/coffee/soft drinks/crisps/chocolate, chicken wings, chips, chicken goujons, battered fish from the window outside the bar on the Balcony Friday, Saturday and Sundays from 1pm – 4pmThis weeks eat @Home menu for Friday  9th April  5pm -7pmSaturday 10th April 5pm -7pm3 Course €25.00Pick a starter and main course from belowplusApple & Berry […]

Get your mat and sign up for some much welcome and much needed online Pilates classes with Pilates teacher and sailing coach Sally Bell!

No experience or fitness level necessary! No shame in a classroom group session, do it from the comfort of your bedroom or living room! Just sign-up below and join the movement!!

You can choose to sign for Monday or Wednesday evening sessions:
– Mondays, starting April 12th for 6 consecutive weeks -19:30 to 20:30
– Wednesdays, starting April 14th for 6 consecutive weeks -19:30 to 20:30

The Zoom sessions are limited to a maximum of 16 participants. Costs are €55 for the 6 weeks. You will receive an email with the Zoom sessions link upon registration (check in your spam folder if you don’t see it in your inbox)

Click here to register for Mondays
Click here to register for Wednesdays

Take Away menu available Friday 22nd January  from 5.30 pm – 8pmSaturday 23rd  January from 5 .30pm – 8pmSunday 24th  January from 12.30pm – 3pmStarters €7.00

Crispy Chicken Wings with Blue Cheese Dressing and Celery Crudités (1,4,6,7,9,12,14)

Avocado Salad with Prosciutto Ham (5,7,9,14)

Pâte Maison served with Cumberland Sauce and Melba toast (2,7)

Creamy Cod Smokie with Mushroom, Tomato […]

Although we’re all under Level 5 restrictions Irish Sailing is kicking off the Wednesday Winter Talk Series again with the aim of providing some fun and knowledgeable speakers to get you thinking about being active on the water (even though most of us can’t get back to the water yet).

The next talk is on Wednesday 13 January, 6-7pm and we’re turning our attention this time to healthy eating. Traditionally January is a time for planning, resolutions, and getting ready to be active on the water. And part of a day’s sailing is eating. We want to stay as fit and healthy as possible, but how do you do that when you’re on the water all day, or packing a lunchbox for someone else who is ? In this talk, Fiona Staunton, Ballymaloe trained chef and National Yacht Club sailor, will be taking us through what snacks to pack for an active day’s sailing, and how to make raw power bars. She’ll also be discussing how to boost your immune system by maintaining your gut health.

Join us by registering here: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/wednesday-winter-series-13-jan-2021-healthy-eating-on-the-water-tickets-131315539313?aff=

Wednesday 13 January, 6-7pm

Health Eating with Fiona Staunton

This Christmas Eve, from 9.45am – 10.30am we will have our traditional Swim, but socially distanced and with brief social “light refreshments” afterwards.

John Corcoran and his team are fund raising for Crumlin’s Children’s Hospital and last year we raised over €10K, and would love to beat that this year.
Crumlin do incredible work and appreciate not just the funds but our display of support for their vital work.

You can make donations to Crumlin’s Children’s Hospital using the online form below the photo gallery of last year’s swim BY CLICKING HERE

National Yacht Club Commodore Martin McCarthy yesterday presented a special flag to each of four neighbouring Clubs as a mark of Solidarity and to thank them for helping his Club hold a Raceday to celebrate the Club’s 150th anniversary.

Commodore McCarthy said, before a socially distanced, outdoor, audience, led by Dun Laoghaire Rathdown Cathaoirleach Cllr. Una Power: “We are marking the formal announcement of the National Yacht Club’s Sesquicentennial Raceday which is the sailing highlight of this historic year for our Club. In a typical year, we would have a four-day Regatta with lots of parties and fireworks. It would have been one of the four Regattas hosted here in Dun Laoghaire – one by each of the waterfront Clubs.

Last May, it became clear that with Covid 19, everything has changed in the world – and the Sailing world.