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Displaying items by tag: Helmsmans Championships 2010

21st September 2010

ISA Issues Entry list and Flights for All Ireland Sailing Championships 2010

The Irish Sailing Association (ISA) has issued its entry list and flight draw for this weekend's Helmsmans or 'All Ireland' Sailing Championship at the Royal Cork YC. All three helmsmen from this year's victorious Irish Commodores' Cup team are competing. In a lunch time press release the ISA's Ed Alcock said: "The pre-race favourite will be Nicholas O’Leary of host club Royal Cork with dad Anthony hoping to seal his season with his first win in this event. Anthony O’Leary was the captain of the victorious Irish team in the Rolex Commodores Cup helming Antix while Nicholas was on the helm of Marinerscove.ie." Forum comment on the fixture HERE.

The entry list is:

classes

The flights drawn are as follows:

flight

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