Proposals for a National Watersports Centre for Dun Laoghaire at the former HSS terminal are now online. Proposed DL Harbour National Watersports Centre The idea was recently proposed by the […]
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Junior Winter Coaching Starts This Weekend – Sign Up Now!
The RSGYC Junior Winter Coaching program kicks off on Sunday with the Optimist fleet taking to the water to start their Winter Coaching. Winter Sea Squirts & Tiger Courses Optimist […]
Feva Winter Training Update
Feva Winter Training kicks off with a weekend of race training and racing on October 3rd and 4th. On Saturday, our Feva coach Stephen Craig will be giving an intensive […]
George Fevas Go North
It was a whole 3 weeks since Team-Feva at the George had attended a competition and the sailors were getting unsettled. Helms were seen frantically looking for wind shifts in […]
Strong Wins by The RSGYC at the 2015 RS400 Nationals, RS200, and RS Feva Northerns
Race Officer Robin Gray brought the start time early in a hope to fit in five races if possible before the 15:00 time limit. Having witnessed the giant killing of […]
Brittany Cruise 2015 Report
The 2015 George Brittany Cruise. What a story. The Cruise in Company in South Brittany was only a part of it. Nine boats were togged out and ready to go […]
RSGYC Trio Win SB20 Nationals 2015
Pictured: The 2015 SB20 Irish National Champions – Kevin Johnson, James Horan, Commodore of the RIYC, children Peter and Olivia O’Connor, Michael O’Connor, Owen Laverty and outgoing SB20 class president […]
West Kirby Sailing Club Narrowly Beat RSGYC Green in First Elmo Trophy
West Kirby Sailing Club narrowly beat the RSGYC Green 2-1 in the final to win the first Elmo Trophy. The club had three teams competing RSGYC RED, RSGYC BLUE and […]
Invitation to Contribute to The RSGYC Annual Newsletter 2015
2015 was an exceptional year for the Royal St. George Yacht Club RSGYC Members took part in many interesting and memorable events and adventures, from racing at home and in […]
The International 12 Foot and 12 Foot Irish Championship
The International 12 Foot Class is one of the silent classes in the George. However, on 30th. August, the Royal St. George Yacht Club, hosted the first Irish National Championships […]