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Laser Sailor Brendan Dwyer Leads at Monkstown Bay Sailing Club Mixed Dinghy October League

1st October 2022
A Class One mixed dinghy start at the Monkstown Bay Sailing Club October League in Cork Harbour. Scroll down for a photo gallery
A Class One mixed dinghy start at the Monkstown Bay Sailing Club October League in Cork Harbour. Scroll down for a photo gallery Credit: Bob Bateman

Laser sailor Brendan Dwyer leads the Monkstown Bay Sailing Club October League after two races sailed in the Cork Harbour club's first races of its October League on Saturday.

Medium westerlies gave some exciting racing to the combined fleet of 12 mixed dinghies comprising National 18s, five 505s, RS Aero and five Laser dinghies.

Race officers were John and Judy Moynihan.

Lasers filled the podium in Class One, with Daniel Mallon second and Cove Sailing Club's Kieran Dorgan in third.

Laser sailor Daniel Mallon racing at the Monkstown Bay Sailing Club October League Photo: Bob BatemanLaser sailor Daniel Mallon racing at the Monkstown Bay Sailing Club October League Photo: Bob Bateman

In Class Two, the Bateman siblings are at the top of a five-boat division.

Ethel leads her brother Olin after two races with Isobelle Waterman and Conor Kelly lying third in an RS Feva,

MBSC October League 2022 Photo Gallery by Bob Bateman

Race Results

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