Dara McDonagh (left) and James Clancy racing an RS400 in Saturday's first race of the INSS RS series in Dun Laoghaire Harbour
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The Irish National Sailing Club RS Super Series began on Saturday with racing open to all RS Sailing boats from Fevas, 200s, 400s and more.
As Afloat.ie reported earlier, racing takes place on Saturday mornings with a first gun just before 10 am on the following dates: November 17th, December 15th, January 19th, February 16th and March 23rd
The school is making its RS Feva fleet available for charter should there be a young crew eager to try out the boat and get racing.
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May 4th/5th:
RS200/400 Northerns EABC.
June 8th:
RS200/400 Easterns/Sprint Greystones SC - ideal way to hone in your starting before many Irish boats head to France for Eurocup 21-24 June
July 6/7th:
RS FEST/Inlands LDYC. RS Fest follows on from the success of last year to incorporate all RS Feva/200/400/Aeros.
August 9-11th:
RS200/400 Irish National Championships CSC.
September 20/21st:
RS 200/400 Southerns KSC. Killaloe SC hosts the final event of the year.
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