RSGYC Junior Regatta Wednesday July 8th !

Come and join us next Wednesday (8th July)  for some fun racing,  BBQ and Ice cream – Enter into the regatta to have a chance at winning some fabulous Gill merchandise.

Tunes will also be playing on the deck from 15:00 until the evening.

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8th & 9th August 2026

Entry opens Wednesday July 1st at 6.00pm!

The Elmo Trophy is a team racing event for juniors.

This event will see 36 teams from around Ireland and the UK competing.

Teams consisting of six under 19 sailors will be using the RSGYC’s flight of Fireflies to compete for the perpetual trophy. (All sailors must submit their parental consent form).

The trophy kindly donated by Sage Pay is named after the late Graham Elmes, the founder of the Irish Team Racing Association.

Competitor Information

Digital Parental Consent Form

Entry Form

NOR

Elmo Trophy SI’s

Parent Rep and Team Captain Whatsapp Group

Results

Fee is: €720 (includes evening meal for all team members plus 1 team rep. on Saturday evening at the RSGYC.)

Entries must be in by August 3rd.

Breakfast rolls and pastries will be served from 9am in the mornings in the coffee shop. Sandwiches will be available all day in the coffee shop.

CATERING 

Breakfast rolls and pastries will be served in the mornings from the coffee shop. Sandwiches will be available all day in the coffee shop. Packed lunches are also available to pre-order Here

There will be a bar menu available for all from 12.00 til 6.30 pm on Saturday 8th August and on Sunday 9th from 12.00 til 3pm .

A  hot meal will be served for the volunteers after racing on Saturday early evening.  Please bring your meal and drinks vouchers given at registration.

Drinks and nibbles will be served for the volunteers after racing on Sunday afternoon.

The contestants dinner will be served at 7.30pm on Saturday evening (please note the dinner is fully booked).

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We’ve refreshed the regatta dinner format this year with a more relaxed bistro-style menu. Gather your crew, friends or family and enjoy dinner anytime between 18.30 and 20.30.

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Pre-order your packed lunch for yourself and your crew for this year’s Regatta HERE

Price: €13.50

Pack lunch includes –

Your packed lunch will contain: choice of sandwich, cereal bar, packet of crisps, piece of fruit and water.

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New app for Sailing; Sail Robin

Member John Sheehy has just built a new app for sailing; Sail Robin.  From the day sailor, to the round the cans sailor, to the one design sailor, there’s  something for everyone.  

The app plots your course, tracks every sail, replays your performance, gives you the tools to coach yourself better, and connects you with the sailing community. It also allows you to upload your data from other devices such as a garmin watch or a vakaros.  The Sail Robin ‘Flight school’ can run the analytics on this data also.

It includes all the DBSC course cards, and for this weekend, it even includes the Regatta Course Card.  Just select the course,  start the timer, the app will do the rest…  

See sailrobin.com for more or contact john@sailrobin.com

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Current entry list

Results

Dublin Bay Racing Marks Chart 2026

Dublin Bay Tidal Streams

Questions? Please  email us or call our Sailing Office on 01 280 1811 ex.

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29er Nationals Report

As summer looked like it might finally have arrived the 29er National Championships kicked off in the Royal St. George Yacht Club from the 19^th to 21^st June 2026, supported by Covy Watersport and Irish Sailing.

With 10 teams, all relatively new to the fleet, they competed with the mix of conditions only Dublin Bay could throw at them.

To allow time for travelling teams, some of whom were still sitting state exams a late start and only two races were planned for Friday. A full card of 5 races was achieved on Saturday once the sea breeze kicked in and on Sunday light airs allowed for a further 3 to make up a competitive 10 race series.

Race Officer Barry O’Neill wasted no time in turning around the races. His team were busy as this highly competitive class saw some of the boats finishing within in seconds of each other.

First time 29er eventers Julian O’Leary and Dillon Kennedy (RStGYC) claimed the top Boys team with some very consistent sailing. Another set of newcomers to the class Emily and Annabel Ridout (Ballyholme YC) picked up the best the top Rookie team, showing that their strong Feva abilities translate nicely in to the skiff class.

Gemma Brady and Grace Keating (NYC & LDYC) took home a silver Irish Sailing medal in second place followed closely by Lousie Hanley and Sebastian Wright (YC) in third.

The standout team of the event was Juliet Ryan & Ella Rock (RStGYC) with 11 points from 10 races they were always going to be hard to catch. Their results saw them take home not only 2 Irish Sailing medals as overall National Champions and Women’s National Champions but also the u17 National Championship prize.

In a weekend that had plenty of sun, swimming and burgers on the deck in the George on Saturday it was a good showcase for double handed sailing in youth fleets as there could be. The 29er fleet will look to build on the success of the National Championships and with the standard of sailing on show it is clear evidence that the fleet is moving in the right direction.

Next up for some of the sailors is the World Championships in Kiel, Germany. Having previously qualified at the Youth Nationals in April in Ballyholme YC and the Eastern Championships in NYC in May, Juliet & Ella, Gemma & Grace and Louise & Seb leave for Germany next weekend.  

Meanwhile the rest of the fleet will have their eyes on Double Ree which runs on the 25/26 July.

Results can be found here – https://www.sailwave.com/results/9er%20Nats%20Race%20Results.htm

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Cannonball Trophy in Cowes

Dun Laoghaire team triumphs after 12-race showdown against Royal London and Royal Netherlands clubs

The Royal St George Yacht Club emerged victorious at the 2026 Cannonball Team Racing Trophy following a highly competitive weekend of racing in Cowes, Isle of Wight.

Hosted by the Royal London Yacht Club, the annual event brought together teams from the Royal St George Yacht Club, the Royal Netherlands Yacht Club and the Royal London Yacht Club for two days of close-fought racing in Osborne Bay. The racing took place beneath the magnificent backdrop of Osborne House, Queen Victoria’s former seaside residence, which overlooks the eastern Solent and provided a spectacular setting for the competition.

A total of 12 races were sailed over the weekend, with the Royal St George team delivering a consistently strong performance throughout the series. Recording six race victories, the Dun Laoghaire sailors secured overall victory and lifted the Cannonball Trophy after one of the most closely contested editions of the event in recent years.

Representing the Royal St George Yacht Club were Peter Bowring, John O’Connor, Max Treacy, Adam Smyth, Marcus Pearson, Tim Pearson, Neil Hegarty and Charlie Bolger. The team demonstrated the tactical awareness, teamwork and boat handling that are the hallmarks of successful team racing, combining experience and composure to stay ahead of their rivals across the weekend.

The Cannonball Trophy has become a valued fixture in the team racing calendar, fostering strong sporting ties and friendly rivalry between the three historic yacht clubs. While competition on the water was intense, the event also reflected the camaraderie and shared passion for sailing that continues to underpin the long-standing relationship between the participating clubs.

For the Royal St George Yacht Club, the victory represents another notable success in team racing and adds the Cannonball Trophy to an increasingly impressive list of achievements in the discipline.

Royal St George Team
Peter Bowring, John O’Connor, Max Treacy, Adam Smyth, Marcus Pearson, Tim Pearson, Neil Hegarty and Charlie Bolger.

Result

1. Royal St George Yacht Club
2. Royal Netherlands Yacht Club
3. Royal London Yacht Club

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