ICRA Commodore Simon McGibney and Royal Cork Yacht Club Admiral John Roche presented the national champions with their trophies and prizes at the Cork Harbour Club this afternoon.
Afloat's Bob Bateman captured the prizegiving atmosphere at Crosshaven.
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After two days of tough racing the ICRA silverware is ready to be presented at the Royal Cork Yacht Club. Photo: Bob Bateman
Royal Cork Admiral John Roche (left) and ICRA Commodore Simon McGibney (centre) congratulate Mark O'Donovan and family, winners in Non Spinnaker B IRC division sailing his Beneteau 35s5 Roaring Forties Photo: Bob Bateman
Mollie Murphy of the Grand Soleil 40 Nieulargo was the winner of Non Spinnaker A IRC
Daragh McCormack was ICRA Class Four winner on both IRC and ECHO. The Foynes helmsman also won the J24 Southern Championships being sailed as part of the ICRA event. Photo: Bob Bateman
Straight wins for Paul Gibbons' Quarter-tonner Anchor Challenge (IRL 3087) gave him the Division 3 title. Photo: Bob Bateman
Howth Yacht Club's Ross McDonald on Equinox won the Division 2 national title Photo: Bob Bateman
ICRA Class One winner is John Maybury's Joker 2 from the Royal Irish Yacht Club Photo: Bob Bateman
Paul O’Higgins, skipper of Rockabill VI (a JPK 10.80) was runner-up in IRC One and the winner of Class One ECHO division Photo: Bob Bateman
Robert O’Leary, Royal Cork helmsman of visiting Welsh yacht and IRC Zero winner Dark Angel Photo: Bob Bateman
The Howth Yacht Club J24 ‘Scandal' K25 team Photo: Bob Bateman
Winning j24 skipper Daragh McCormack of Stouche with RCYC's Kieran O'Connell (left) and Admiral John Roche (right) Photo: Bob Bateman
Denis and AnneMarie Murphy's crew from the Grand Soleil 40 Nieulargo, winners of Non Spinnaker A IRC. Photo: Bob Bateman
Daragh Mc Cormack’s winning class four J24 crew from Foynes Yacht Club Photo: Bob Bateman
Robert O'Leary and the Dark Angel Team from Swansea in Wales Photo: Bob Bateman