Having missed the previous Sunday due to Storm Bert, the Viking Marine sponsored Frostbites in Dun Laoghaire Harbour, hosted by the Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club returned yesterday (Sunday 1st
Met Eireann forecast – light to moderate westerlies, “check”. Small craft warning – Yes, but from Wicklow Head southwards, “check”. Marine warnings – None, “check”. XCWeather – 9/10 knots
With the BBC Weather forecasts on Thursday and Friday suggesting that one high pressure system was going to move away from Ireland………to be replaced by another high-pressure system, the forecast
The 2024/25 Frostbites, sponsored by Viking Marine, got underway yesterday in overcast but favourable conditions with 13° air temperatures and a light wind from 175° that stayed constant all afternoon
The last Sunday of the Viking Marine sponsored Frostbites arrived with a forecast of contrasting conditions, blustery winds for the morning, followed by winds of between 5 and 7
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
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
Following on from a busy 2023 the Irish RS Aero fleet are looking forward to an exciting 2024 both home and abroad. A full schedule of regional events took place
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