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The St Patrick’s Day Frostbites saw the lowest turnout of boats in Series 2 thus far, twenty-nine, due probably to a combination of factors – the day that was
The St Patrick’s Day Frostbites saw the lowest turnout of boats in Series 2 thus far, twenty-nine, due probably to a combination of factors – the day that was
After a week that saw snow fall over large parts of Dublin and further afield on Friday, Sunday was, by comparison, a pleasant spring day with sunshine and a gentler
In second place were fellow British sailors DJ Edwards and Vyv Townend, who sailed consistently in a wide variety of conditions at Geelong. In third place were Australians Brendan
Series 1 of the DMYC’s Viking Marine sponsored Frostbites concluded yesterday in variable wind conditions that saw as much as 16 knots on the course at times and
Last Sunday the dominant weather feature in the week leading up to the opening Sunday of the Viking Marine sponsored Frostbites had been Storm Ciaran. For Sunday past, the weather
Such has been the upswing in enthusiasm for Fireball sailing that despite completing the full suite of scheduled events for 2023, there was a significant view that a further
As boats rigged for the first day of the joint Fireball and 420 National Championships at WHSC Dunmore East a weather system was approaching faster than most forecasts
On a weekend when all DBSC races were cancelled due to lack of wind and Fastnet Race yachts were pummelled by gales and strong winds Killaloe Sailing Club managed