Shindig Surges Overnight… Loinnir Girl Closes on Wicklow…
8:30 June 26th: Loinnir Girl is on the home straight at the head of IRC Class 3, the Wicklow finish almost in view. IRC Class 3: The Lough Ree and Kinsale crew of John [...]
8:30 June 26th: Loinnir Girl is on the home straight at the head of IRC Class 3, the Wicklow finish almost in view. IRC Class 3: The Lough Ree and Kinsale crew of John [...]
14:17 June 25th - Loinnir Girl leads IRC Class 3 five days into the 704 nautical mile Round Ireland Race. Bravo Lonnir Girl! The Lough Ree and Kinsale combination of John Malone (Lough Ree [...]
Three days into the 704 nautical mile Round Ireland Race and the front of the fleet is already well up the Atlantic coast and rounding the top of the country. Tuesday evening's provisional [...]
On Saturday June 20th, under a bright and blue Kinsale sky, the harbour felt a little wider. Sailability Kinsale had just launched two new RIBs and a fleet of kayaks from the slipway [...]
The 704-nautical-mile Round Ireland Race left Wicklow at 2pm on Saturday into a light, tactical opening. Two of Kinsale's offshore crews have already carved their way to the front of the fleet. With [...]
At 14:00, Saturday 20th June, the gun fires at Wicklow Harbour and another Round Ireland Yacht Race is under way. It's Ireland's premier offshore race and the second longest on the RORC calendar. [...]
Kinsale Yacht Club will welcome author and adventurer Katie Carr next Monday June 22nd for an evening exploring her remarkable journey through the Shipping Forecast areas of the British and Irish coastline (as [...]
Kinsale Yacht Club's Daniel Murphy was privileged to be asked to helm the beautiful 80ft Fife designed Hallowe'en at the recent Voiles d'Antibes. Daniel regularly races with the team as a trimmer alongside [...]
The 2026 Inishtearaght Skelligs Race was a great success for Kinsale Yacht Club, with 19 boats crossing the start line on Friday 29th May. This year we are thrilled that Cantor Fitzgerald came [...]
Saturday May 30th, seven boats slipped out of Kinsale straight into a heavy sou'wester and a short, spiteful sea. With a foul tide running, every mile was hard won, but the fleet had [...]