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Maybury's Joker II Wins J109 Europeans on Dublin Bay

8th September 2024
John Maybury's Joker II crew celebrate their win of the J109 European Championships by a point after six races sailed at the J Cup Regatta at the Royal Irish Yacht Club on Dublin Bay. From left, Shane Keogh, Michelle Fitzgerald, John Maybury, Nick Kelly, Malcolm Moir, Irene Sorohan, Adrian (Jack) Mulligan. Not pictured Lisa Tait and Mark Mansfield.
John Maybury's Joker II crew celebrate their win of the J109 European Championships by a point after six races sailed at the J Cup Regatta at the Royal Irish Yacht Club on Dublin Bay. From left, Shane Keogh, Michelle Fitzgerald, John Maybury, Nick Kelly, Malcolm Moir, Irene Sorohan, Adrian (Jack) Mulligan. Not pictured Lisa Tait and Mark Mansfield Credit: RIYC

John Maybury's Joker II of the host club moved from second place overnight to win the J109 European Championships by a point on Sunday after six races sailed at the J Cup Regatta at the Royal Irish Yacht Club on Dublin Bay.

Maybury's score of 14 put them a point ahead of clubmate Barry Cunnigham's Chimaera in the 11-boat fleet.

Finishing third and top corinthian was a third RIYC boat, Richard and Timothy Goodbody's White Mischief on 17.

Three generations of Goodbody. Tim, Richard and Georgia celebrate their win of the Corinthian j109 European championships at the J Cup. Photo: RIYCThree generations of Goodbody. Tim, Richard and Georgia celebrate their win of the Corinthian j109 European championships at the J Cup. Photo: RIYC

Conditions were light, with winds up to ten knots from the northeast on Saturday and a stronger 300-degree wind in the late teens on Sunday.

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