With the 2023 Mirror Worlds coming to Sligo Yacht Club this July, Mirror Sailing Ireland has issued an appeal for race-ready Mirror dinghies to charter to visiting sailors from abroad.
“With shipping costs still very high, we have a number of sailors who are hoping you may have a Mirror lying unused that you would like to see hit the water again,” the class body says.
If you can be of any assistance in this regard, get in touch with Emmet Duffy at 086 852 3230 or [email protected].
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April
– No events scheduled
May
• O'Dowd – National YC, 9th–10th May
June
– No events scheduled
July
• Southerns – Cullaun, 18th–19th July
• Westerns – Lough Ree, 25th–26th July
August
• Mirror Week – Abersoch, UK, 15th–21st August
• Nationals – Rush SC, 29th–30th August
September
• Easterns – Blessington, 19th–20th September
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• Northerns – Malahide, 10th–11th October
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