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28th July 2010

Irish Fevas in Top Ten

Three of Ireland's Feva crews are currently in the top ten at the RS Feva Worlds after six races in Carnac, France.

Dermot and Brendan Lyden have three wins between them in their 70-boat groups, ahead of the split into gold and silver fleets.

The results are HERE and the event is being live-blogged on the official website HERE.

Ireland's squad is as follows:

Vikki CUDMORE & Amy HARRINGTON Royal Cork Yacht Club -
Tadgh DONNELLY & Tom BYRNE National Yacht Club - Co. Dublin
James EGGERS & Max VAN DER LEE Royal St George Yacht Club - Co. Dublin
Louisa HAYES & Anna HAYES Royal St George Yacht Club - Co. Dublin
Sarah HYLAND & Enya O'CONNOR Royal St George Yacht Club - Co. Dublin
Alex ELLIOTT & Ivan O'KEEFFE Royal St George Yacht Club - Co. Dublin
Myles KELLY & Patrick CAHILL Royal St George Yacht Club - Co. Dublin
Katherine GEOGHEGAN & Chloe CROSBIE Royal Cork Yacht Club -
Richard GILMER & Daniel GILMER Royal St George Yacht Club - Co. Dublin
Brendan LYDEN & Marc CUDMORE Royal Cork YC / BSC -
Dermot LYDEN & Peter STOKES Royal Cork YC / BSC -
Alva MCDERMOTT & Alison KELLY Lough Ree YC / Royal St George YC - Co. Dublin
Josh MCGRATH & Naoise MULCRONE Royal St George Yacht Club - Co. Dublin
Alexandra MOREHEAD & Grattan ROBERTS Royal Cork Yacht Club -
Amelia O'KEEFFE & Annabel ELLIOTT Royal St George Yacht Club - Co. Dublin

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34 Young Irish sailors are taking part at the 2010 RS Feva Worlds, in Carnac, France.

The 140-boat fleet was broken into four groups for the first day of racing yesterday in 9-12 knots, with Irish crews in the top five in three out of four groups.

Racing continues today, with three races scheduled per day every day between now and Friday.

The event is being updated live on the RS Feva Worlds website, rsfeva.org/worlds and we'll bring you updated results on the Irish teams as they progress from the group stages to silver and gold fleets. 

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The Irish Cruiser Racing Association (ICRA) Information

The creation of the Irish Cruiser Racing Association (ICRA) began in a very low key way in the autumn of 2002 with an exploratory meeting between Denis Kiely, Jim Donegan and Fintan Cairns in the Granville Hotel in Waterford, and the first conference was held in February 2003 in Kilkenny.

While numbers of cruiser-racers were large, their specific locations were widespread, but there was simply no denying the numerical strength and majority power of the Cork-Dublin axis. To get what was then a very novel concept up and running, this strength of numbers had to be acknowledged, and the first National Championship in 2003 reflected this, as it was staged in Howth.

ICRA was run by a dedicated group of volunteers each of whom brought their special talents to the organisation. Jim Donegan, the elder statesman, was so much more interested in the wellbeing of the new organisation than in personal advancement that he insisted on Fintan Cairns being the first Commodore, while the distinguished Cork sailor was more than content to be Vice Commodore.

ICRA National Championships

Initially, the highlight of the ICRA season was the National Championship, which is essentially self-limiting, as it is restricted to boats which have or would be eligible for an IRC Rating. Boats not actually rated but eligible were catered for by ICRA’s ace number-cruncher Denis Kiely, who took Ireland’s long-established native rating system ECHO to new heights, thereby providing for extra entries which brought fleet numbers at most annual national championships to comfortably above the hundred mark, particularly at the height of the boom years. 

ICRA Boat of the Year (Winners 2004-2019)