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Junior Sailing

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TY Irish Coastal Navigation For Small Boats Course with Irish Offshore Sailing

2 Coastal Navigation Courses with Irish Offshore Sailing:

The Irish Coastal Navigation For Small Boats Course with Irish Offshore Sailing, over 4 Wednesday Evenings:

– in November (3rd Nov, 10th Nov, 17th Nov and 24th Nov) 

– in December Wed 1st Dec, Thursday 2nd Dec, Wed 8th Dec, Wed 15th Dec.

Times: 6:30pm to 9:30pm

Cost: €185 ( inc. student pack with charts, text book and work books). Limited to 20 participants

Location NYC.

These courses will prepare the students for The IS Advanced Powerboat Certificate

Register for either of these courses here

TY VHF Courses – October 2021

The dates for the TY VHF Courses are Wednesday 27th and Friday 29th October from 0930 to 1700 in the JB room.

The course is open to all juniors with a minimum age of 15 years.

Please Register Here

TY First Aid Course – October 2021

The dates for the TY First Aid Courses are Tuesday 26th and Thursday 28th October from 0930 to 1700 in the JB room.

This course is designed for junior sailors with lots of practical work on Manikins to compliment the theory. It will form the basis of their First Aid training as Sailing Instructors. The course is open to all juniors with a minimum age of 15 years.

Please Register Here

Opi Ulster championship in East Antrim Boat club – 18&19th of september

The really friendly East Antrim Boat Club  hosted the Iodai Ulster Championship last weekend. The event which counts as an IODAI ranking event saw 60 sailors compete across 3 fleets.

In very light wind on saturday and 7-10 knots on sunday, sailors managed to complete a fantastic event.

Read the full report here

TY 2021-2022: Action & Adventure Activity, 20 & 22nd September

Rowing at Neptune Rowing club and Paddle boarding and Kayaking at Surfdock.
Price € 55. Numbers limited to 50 ( first come first served basis )
Please Register Here

Summer Optimist Event – September 4th & 5th

The Royal St George Yacht Club hosted an end of Summer Optimsit event over the weekend of September 4th and 5th.  The event which counts as an IODAI ranking event saw 120 sailors compete across 3 fleets.  In winds of 10 – 15 knots, it was a very long day on the water on Sunday to achieve 3 races.  Junior and Senior main fleets sailed 6 races, with one discard, and Regatta fleet sailed 7 races with 2 discards.  The sailors enjoyed overall warm and pleasant weather conditions over the 2 days. 

The NYC was represented in both the main fleet by Theo Madigan who performed well and Ava Ennis, who won the 5th race and finished 6th overall.

In the junior main fleet, Louise Hanley from NYC won first prize in the Bronze Fleet.  The other participants from NYC in the junior main fleet were Felix Dion, Lucas Browne and Jonathan Dempsey.

It was in the regatta fleet that NYC scooped most prizes with a strong performance from Max Neary, who won race 3 and finished 5th in the fleet.  Basile Dion finished 8th and won best under 10 sailor, while 7 year old Aurèle Dion was recognised as the youngest sailor of the event and delivered a very strong performance that saw him finish 23rd.   

Prizes were presented by RStGYC Commodore Richard O’Connor, and Regatta fleet sailors Amelia Chapman, Jacob Browne and Louis Trickett wore their medals for the afternoon as they celebrated their achievements.