Boat show 09 - less than two weeks to go

6th February 2009

With under two weeks to go, preparations are well underway for the highlight of the marine leisure calendar-The 25th Allianz Dublin Boat Show .This years show is smaller than the 07 show for obvious economic reasons but neverthless brimming with the latest on offer from the marine leisure industry.

A jam packed show…

With a whole host of new exhibitors, along with all of the familiar faces not to mention an extensive programme of show features- this year’s show will cater to visitors from across the board-from complete novices to water sport enthusiasts alike!

Click here to see a full exhibitor list

Show content not to be missed this year…

Get Started, Go Boating area is back by popular demand, bigger and better than before!

Volvo Ocean Race video link

Outdoor kite surfing demonstrations

Brand new model boat racing

Dinghy classes

Kids Zone in association with the National Sea Life Aquarium

Heritage Trail

Sail training

Dive pool

Volvo Youth Championships

Holidays afloat, at home and abroad

Safety on the water with the RNLI

Informative and engaging talks and demos

and many many more…

Check out the event website for special show offers and exhibitors product gallery to get familiar with whats in store at the RDS this February at the Allianz Dublin Boat Show!

The show opening hours are as follows

Wednesday 18th February 11-7

Thursday 19th February 11-8

Friday 20th February 11-8

Saturday 21st February 10-6

Sunday 10-5

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