DUBLIN PORT Dublin Bay Sailing Club Results for 22 AUGUST 2009 Beneteau 31.7 Echo – 1 Extremity, Paul D'Alton, 2 Attitude, D. Owens/T. Milner, 3 Prospect, Chris Johnston. Beneteau 31.7 – 1 Prospect, 2 Magic, D. O'Sullivan/D. Espey, 3 Attitude, D. Owens/T. Milner. Cruisers 0 Echo – 1 Tiamat, Tim Costello, 2 WOW, George Sisk, 3 Lively Lady, Derek Martin. Cruisers 0 - 1 Tiamat, 2 WOW, 3 Lively Lady. Cruisers 1 Echo – 1 Something Else, J. Hall et al, 2 Adrenalin, Joe McDonald, 3 Jetstream, Peter Redden. Cruisers 1 – 1 Something Else, 2 Contango, Barry Cunningham, 3 Jalapeno, Dermod Baker et al. Cruisers 2 – 1 Jawesome 11, V. Kennedy/M. Dyke, 2 Dick Dastardly, B. Cusack et al, 3 Bendemeer, Gerald Kinsella. Cruisers 2 Echo – 1 Kamikaze, P. Nash/B. McIntyre, 2 Cor Baby, Keith Kiernan et al, 3 Helter Skelter, Adrienne Jermyn. Cruisers 3 Echo – 1 Gung Ho, G. & S. O'Shea, 2 Two Step, Ross Doyle, 3 Supernova, K. Lawless et al. Cruisers 3 – 1 Gung Ho, 2 Two Step, Ross Doyle, 3 Supernova. Cruisers 4 – 1 Chico, L. Egar/S. Keane, 2 Rascal, K. Burke/S. Milner, 3 Maranda, Myles Kelly. Flying Fifteen Race 1 – 1 Hy5ive, D. & S. Gorman, 2 Kooigjug, K. Dumpleton, 3 Deranged, C. Doorly. Flying Fifteen Race 2 – 1. Hy5ive, 2. Rollercoaster, Tom Murphy, 3 Kooigjug, K. Dumpleton). IDRA 14 Foot Race 1 –1 Dunmoanin, Frank Hamilton. Mermaid Race 1 – 1 Jill, P.Smith/P. Mangan, 2 Oonagh, J. & M. Griffith, 3 Aideen, B. Martin/D. Brennan. Mermaid Race 1 – 1 Oonagh, 2 Aideen. Ruffian 23 – 1 Diane ll, Bruce Carswell, 2 Ruff N Ready, Ann Kirwan et al, 3 Alias, D. Meeke/M. McCarthy. Squib Race 1 – 1 Waverider, F. Gaynor/T. Bryan, 2 Femme Fatale, Joe O'Byrne, 3 Little Demon, Marie Dee. Squib Race 2 – 1 Waverider, 2 Nimble, Brian O'Hare, 3 Little Demon. White Sail Cruisers Echo – 1 Xerxes, Dan O'Neill, 2 Windshift, James O'Connor, 3 Act Two, Michael O'Leary et al. White Sail Cruisers – 1 Act Two, 2 Xerxes, 3 Windshift.
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