The National 18 dinghy class in Cork Harbour enjoyed a good turnout and good sailing breeze for its annual Dognose Trophy race, which concluded in a convivial gathering at Rosies Bar in the village of Aghada on Saturday afternoon.
First home was Royal Cork's Charles, Kate and Brendan Dwyer, with Alex Barry, Peter Hasset, and Ronan Kennealy in second place and Colin Barry, Paul Cotter and Andrew Moynihan in third place.
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LOA 5.49m
Beam 2.36m
Hull Weight 160kg
Sailing Weight <200kg
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Main & Jib 22.5 m2
Kite 21.0 m2
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