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Having had to postpone the Leinster Boats sponsored Kish Challenge on its original date due to a severe lack of wind, the sense was that the hosting of the event a week later might also be in jeopardy due to…
There are 67 entries for the inaugural Kish Challenge on Dublin Bay despite challenging weather.
After last Sunday’s cancellation due to a complete lack of wind, organisers are confident the inaugural Kish Challenge will go ahead this Sunday (October 5th) on Dublin Bay. As of 16:30 on Saturday (October 4th), Race Officer and organiser Cormac…
Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club's Kish Challenge cancelled due to calm conditions, with rescheduled date planned for next Sunday.
Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club's inaugural Kish Challenge was cancelled today due to no wind on Dublin Bay.  Race Officer and organiser Cormac Bradley will try again next Sunday (October 5th) for the event that has attracted fifty entries. The…
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As of 19:00 Friday evening, the entry for the inaugural Kish Challenge for the racing and cruising fraternities has reached the fifty mark, with twenty-eight racing entries and twenty-two cruising entries. Further, in my engagement with Dublin Port Company without…
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We are three weeks away from the Kish Race, weather permitting, with this summer season close-out scheduled for Sunday, 28th September. Hosted, again, by Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club, and sponsored by Leinster Boats, the race will have a new…
Glorious sailing on Sunday afternoon (October 6th) for Micheal  O'Donohue's immaculate Kilrush-built Galway Bay gleoiteog Naomh Fanchea
It has been quite the weekend for sailing all over Ireland, with flashes of pure sunlit joy. This was despite a weather prognosis which, at its gloomiest, had suggested that there might be no significant sailing at all anywhere. An…
Justin Burke's JPK 10.30 ReQuest	 (IRL 53196) was the overall winner of the 2024 DMYC Kish Race on Dublin Bay
After a previous cancellation due to weather, the 2024 DMYC Kish Race - supported by Lenster Boats - from Dun Laoghaire on Dublin Bay sailed on Sunday (October 6th), albeit to the Shanganagh buoy in Killiney Bay, because of heavy…
The rescheduled DMYC Kish Race will set sail this Sunday, October 6th
The rescheduled DMYC Kish Race, supported by Leinster Boats, will be sailed this Sunday 6th, October from Dun Laoghaire Harbour. "The current forecast suggests that Saturday 5th is almost a repeat of last Sunday, whereas Sunday looks much more reasonable",…
Sunday's 2024 DMYC Kish Race on Dublin Bay has been cancelled due to a bad weather forecast
Given a deteriorating weather forecast, Sunday's Kish Race on Dublin Bay has been postponed to next weekend.  With the DBSC Summer Series racing concluding this Saturday, DMYC organisers will consider hosting the race on Saturday or Sunday next weekend (October…
The DMYC 2024 Kish Race will be run on ECHO Standard Handicaps and two-handed entries will be facilitated
The Annual Kish Race, sponsored by Leinster Boats and hosted by the Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club, with the cooperation of Dublin Port Company, Dublin Bay Sailing Club and Dun Laoghaire Harbour, will take place on Sunday 29th September this…
A forty-plus fleet enjoyed glorious sunshine and pleasant wind conditions to start them off on their journey to the Kish lighthouse in Dublin Bay. Pictured above are G&S O'Shea's Superseal 26 Gung-Ho and Frank Bradley's Ruffian 23 Ripples racing past the Norwegian Star cruise liner moored on Dublin Bay on the outward bound leg to the Kish lighthouse
The forced postponement of the Kish Race, with sponsorship from Leinster Boats, from the last Sunday of September to the first Sunday of October was completely vindicated with a forty-plus fleet who enjoyed glorious sunshine and pleasant wind conditions to…
A mixed fleet of cruiser-racers was headed up by overall winner Pete Smyth's Sunfast 3600 Searcher which had several younger crew members for the fun race to the Kish lighthouse and back 
Pete Smyth's Sunfast 3600 Searcher from the National Yacht Club was the overall handicap winner of Sunday's Leinster Boats-sponsored DMYC Kish Race on Dublin Bay.  Smyth's crew led the 36-boat fleet from Dun Laoghaire Harbour's start to finish line in the last big…
The starting time for the rescheduled DMYC Kish Race this Sunday (October 1st) is at 11.00 at the West Pier, Dun Laoghaire Harbour
After the disappointment of not getting sailing last Sunday, and with Storm Agnes passing through on Wednesday afternoon, the Weather Gods are looking more favourable for DMYC's rescheduled Kish Race on Dublin Bay on Sunday, 1st October. The starting time…
The 2023 DMYC Kish Race sponsored by Leinster Boats will now run on October 1st
Due to a strong wind forecast, Sunday's annual DMYC Kish Race on Dublin Bay has been postponed one week until 1st October. The Leinster Boats sponsored race is typically the last major race on the Bay's summer racing calendar. The DMYC…
Competitors get ready for the start of the 2022 DMYC Kish Race. The 2023 race starts this Sunday
Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club (DMYC) on Dublin Bay has reported a steady flow of entries for this weekend's highly anticipated Kish Race. In a recent announcement, the club has introduced a new perpetual prize for the first Under 25 Skipper…
The 2023 DMYC Kish race on Dublin Bay will start from Dun Laoghaire's West Pier at 11.00 am on Sunday, 24th September
Dun Laoghaire Motor Yacht Club (DMYC) has published the Notice of Race for its annual Kish Race on Dublin Bay, with support from Leinster Boats yacht brokers. The race will start from the West Pier at 11.00 am on Sunday,…