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# Rowing: Dave Neale of Old Collegians was the fastest sculler at the Dublin Sculling Ladder time trial on the Liffey on Saturday. The Offaly man had just under six seconds to spare over clubmate Sean Jacob, another former winner. Niall Beggan of Commercial was the fastest junior, and placed 12th overall. Hazel O’Neill of Trinity won the yew goblet for being the top woman, and again a junior placed very well: Neptune’s Claire Feerick was just eight places and less than seven seconds behind O’Neill.   

Dublin Sculling Ladder Time Trial, Islandbridge  (Selected Results)

Men: 1 D Neale 6 min 15.10 seconds, 2 S Jacob 6:21.09, 3 D Kelly 6:28.51, 4 G DeVita 6:29.33, 5 C Dowling 6:33.50, 6 M Bailey 6:33.93. Junior: N Beggan 6:40.79. NJ: R Quinn 6:57.35.

Women: 1 H O’Neill 7:10.78, 2 B Quinn 7:22.79, 3 J Ryan 7:24.46. Junior: C Feerick 7:17.65. NJ: K O’Connor 7:50.69.

 

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#ROWING: Dave Neale had a good day at Queen’s Regatta on Saturday. The Old Collegians man won the senior single sculls from Sam McKeown of Portadown and teamed up with Sean Jacob to take the senior double for Old Collegians at Castlewellan Forest Park in Co Down. McKeown won the intermediate single. The top senior eight were Portora, with Commercial and Carlow second and third. Carlow won the senior four.

Queen’s Regatta, Castlewellan Forest Park, Co Down, Saturday (Selected Results):

Men

Eight – Senior: 1 Portora, 2 Commercial, 3 Carlow. Club One: 1 Belfast RC, 2 Queen’s B. Junior 16: 1 Portora A, 2 Commercial, 3 Methody A.

Four – Senior: 1 Carlow, 2 Lady Elizabeth/Commercial, 3 Belfast RC. Club One, coxed: 1 Queen’s C, 2 Carlow, 3 Belfast RC A. Junior 18A, coxed: 1 Portora, 2 Bann, 3 Athlunkard. Jun 16, coxed: 1 Portora, 2 Coleraine AI B.

Pair – Senior: 1 Queen’s B, 2 Queen’s A, 3 Neptune. Intermediate: 1 Portora, 2 Neptune, 3 Carlow A. I

Sculling,

Quadruple – Club One, coxed: 1 Sligo, 2 Methody, 3 Coleraine AI. Jun 18A: 1 Commercial, 2 RBAI, 3 Carlow. Jun 16, coxed: 1 Methody A, 2 St Michael’s, 3 Three Castles. Jun 15, coxed: 1 Commercial A, 2 St Michael’s, 3 Coleraine AI A.

Double – Senior: 1 Old Collegians, 2 Commercial A, 3 Commercial B. Club One: 1 Sligo, 2 Garda, 3 Commercial B. Novice, coxed: 1 Methody, 2 Belfast RC, 3 RBAI B. Jun 18A: 1 Carlow, 2 Methody A, 3 Commercial. Jun 16: 1 Three Castles, 2 Methodist A, 3 Methody B. Jun 15: 1 St Michael’s A, 2 Commercial D, 3 Methody.

Single – Senior: 1 Old Collegians (D Neale), 2 Portadown (S McKeown), 3 Commercial (F Groome). Inter: 1 Portadown (McKeown), 2 Garda (D Kelly). Club One: 1 Carlow (O Nolan), 2 Carlow (L Keating), 3 Sligo (G Patterson). Jun 18A: 1 Bann (D Mitchell), 2 Commercial (R Baskerville), 3 Belfast BC (A Murray). Jun 16: 1 Three Castles (O Clune), 2 Bann (J Bell), 3 Three Castles (T McKnight).

Women

Eight – Club Two: 1 Queen’s A, 2 Commercial, 3 Neptune. Novice: 1 Queen’s A, 2 Belfast RC, 3 Methody. Junior 18A: 1 Portora, 2 Bann. Junior 16: 1 Portora A, 2 Commercial, 3 Methody.

Four – Club One, coxed: 1 Garda, 2 Queen’s A, 3 Commercial.

Pair – Intermediate: 1 Queen’s B, 2 Commercial A, 3 Queen’s A.

Sculling

Quadruple – Club One, coxed: 1 Methody, 2 Neptune. Novice, coxed: 1 Commercial, 2 Sligo, 3 Belfast RC. Jun 18A: 1 Bann, 2 Carlow, 3 Neptune. Jun 16, coxed: 1 Commercial, 2 Carlow, 3 Methody A. Jun 15, coxed: 1 Bann, 2 St Michael’s, 3 Portadown.

Double – Club One: 1 Belfast BC, 2 Queen’s, 3 Belfast RC. Jun 18A: 1 Methody, 2 Belfast RC A, 3 Belfast RC B. Jun 15: 1 St Michael’s A, 2 St Michael’s B, 3 Portora.

Single – Intermediate: 1 Belfast BC (S Quinn), 2 Trinity (H O’Neill). Club One: 1 Belfast BC (O Blundell), 2 Belfast BC (K Turner), 3 Methody (C Deyermond). Jun 18A: 1 Bann (F Chestnutt), 2 Belfast RC (L Taylor), 3 Belfast RC (C Coulter).

Mens Senior 8+ Portora View 1st  
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Mens J18A 4X- Commercial View 1st  
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Mens J18A 1X Bann, Mitchell, D View 1st  
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Mens J16 8+ Portora A View 1st  
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Mens J16 2X 3 Castles View 1st  
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Mens J16 1X 3 Castles, Clune, O View 1st  
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 Carlow, McHale, F View Competed  
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 Methodist, Ryder Moore, O View Competed  
 Portadown, Martin, C View Competed  
 RBAI, Hetherington, H View Competed  
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Mens J15 4X+ Commercial A View 1st  
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Womens Intermediate 1X Belfast BC, Quinn, S View 1st  
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Womens Club 1 4+ Garda View 1st  
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Womens Club 1 1X Belfast BC, Blundell, O View 1st  
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Womens J16 1X Belfast RC, Hobson, E View 1st (private race) 
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#ROWING: Dave Neale edged out Old Collegians clubmate Seán Jacob by less than half a second to win the Dublin Sculling Ladder time trial at Islandbridge on Saturday. The Offaly man was winning his third DSL time trial, in the 49th staging of the event. Ruth Morris, a lightweight, was an impressive winner of the women’s event: she set a time just over 51 seconds off Neale’s winning one. It was her first time to win.

Dublin Sculling Ladder time trial, Islandbridge, Saturday (Selected Results, provisional)

Men

Senior: 1 D Neale (Old Collegians BC) 6 mins 48.22 secs, 2 S Jacob (Old Collegians) 6:48.36, 3 T Hughes (UCD) 6:52.03, 4 A Maher (Commercial) 7:01.31, 5 A Griffin (UCD) 7:12.37, 6 F Groome (Commercial) 7:14.15. Junior: S Mulvaney (UCD) 7:16.54.

Women

Senior: 1 R Morris (Trinity) 7:39.56, 2 B Quinn (Three Castles) 8:01.17, 3 E Lambe (Commercial) 8:05.03. Junior: Lambe 8:05.03.

Published in Rowing

#ROWING: The Irish challenge in the Double Sculls at Henley Royal Regatta was ended this morning as the British national crew of John Collins and Jonathan Walton beat Dave Neale and Eimantas Grigalius of Three Castles. The British, who have been finalists at the European Championships and the World Cup in Aiguebelette, were half a length up by the top of the Island and three lengths up at 500 metres. The winner was never in doubt from that point.  

Henley Royal Regatta, Day Three (Selected Results; Irish interest)

Double Sculls Challenge Cup (Men, Open): Leander (J Collins, J Walton) bt Three Castles (D Neale, E Grigalius) 2l, 7 mins 48 secs.

Published in Rowing

#TullamoreTimeTrial: Offaly scullers now competing for other clubs did well at the Tullamore Time Trial on Saturday. David Neale of UCD won the men’s event in eight minutes 23 seconds, while Eimear Moran of Three Castles won the women’s event in nine minutes 14 seconds.

Alison Mooney, who is an under 15 athlete, won the combined Junior 15/16 categories in 10.07. Izabele Pukelyte of Offaly RC won the u-14 section in 11.0.

Athlone had good wins in mens j-16 and j-18 with two good outings by Patrick Munnelly.

Of the 121 entries, 109 raced on the day. The time trial is sponsored this year by O’Donohue’s, Craft bakers, of Tullamore. Tullamore Time Trial, Saturday (Selected Results) Men – Senior: D Neale (UCD) 8 mins 23 seconds. Intermediate: M Pukelis (NUIG) 8:45.52. Junior 18: Munnelly (Athlone) 8:51.85. Junior 16: Munnelly (Athlone) 8:58.00. Junior 15: M McCabe (Carrick-on-Shannon) 9:22.30. Women – Senior: E Moran (Three Castles): 9:14.27. Junior 18: Murray (Carrick-on-Shannon) 10:34.34. Junior 16: Mooney (Offaly) 10:07.01.

 

PositionRaceNoNumCategoryClubNameLaunchStart timeEnd timeTimeWinner
1 4 1 401 MS UCD Neale 13.39 47:30.00 55:53.00 08:23.00 MS
2 4 2 402 MS CW Bolger 13.39 48:18.00 56:55.00 08:37.00  
3 2 1 201 MS CW Bolger 9.42 32:01.30 40:39.00 08:37.70  
4 1 1 101 MS UCDBC Neale 8.14 39:35.78 00:48:15 08:39.22  
5 2 2 202 MS NUIG O'Connor 9.42 32:56.57 41:39.00 08:42.43  
6 2 4 204 MI NUIG Pukelis 9.39 34:19.48 43:05.00 08:45.52 MI
7 4 4 404 MI CW Murphy 13.37 00:49:19 58:08.00 08:49.00  
8 2 3 203 MI CW Murphy 9.42 33:35.41 42:25.00 08:49.59  
9 3 7 307 MJ18 Ath Munnelly 11.37 34:05.15 42:57.00 08:51.85 MJ18
10 1 17 117 MJ18 WD Goff   41:37.87 50:34.00 08:56.13  
11 4 15 415 MJ16 Ath Munnelly 13.27 59:03.00 01:08:01.00 08:58.00 MJ16
12 4 34 434 MS ORC O'Donohue   50:08.00 59:10.00 09:02.00  
13 3 6 306 MJ18 Ath Egan 11.39 33:19.74 42:23.00 09:03.26  
14 3 2 302 WS 3 CSLS Moran 11.42 30:22.73 39:37.00 09:14.27 WS
15 3 14 314 MJ16 CoS Hartigan 11.31 38:00.60 47:20.00 09:19.40  
16 1 4 104 MJ18 WD O'Mahony 8.11 42:23.50 51:45.00 09:21.50  
TO 3 4 304 TO CW Keating 11.39 31:48.74 41:11.00 09:22.26  
17 2 19 219 MJ15 CoS McCabe M 9.31 45:23.70 54:46.00 09:22.30 MJ15
18 4 3 403 MS ORC Gannon 13.39 50:50.00 01:00:14.00 09:24.00  
19 1 5 105 WS 3 CSLS Moran 8.11 43:16.40 52:42.00 09:25.60  
TO 4 6 406 TO CW Keating 13.35 00:52:47 01:02:13.00 09:26.00  
20 2 9 209 WS StMrc Clavin 9.35 36:26.07 45:53.00 09:26.93  
21 4 17 417 MM COMM Heavey 13.25 01:01:03.00 01:10:30.00 09:27.00  
22 4 14 414 MJ16 CoS McCabe M 13.27 58:12.00 01:07:39.00 09:27.00  
23 4 8 408 WS StMRC Clavin 13.33 54:28.00 01:03:57.00 09:29.00  
24 3 5 305 MJ18 Ath Hannon 11.39 32:33.12 42:03.00 09:29.88  
25 1 3 103 MI ORC Gannon 8.12 40:59.64 50:30.00 09:30.36  
TO 2 11 211 TO ORC Brady 9.34 38:17.16 47:51.00 09:33.84  
26 1 2 102 MS ORC O'Donohue 8.14 40:23.17 49:59.00 09:35.83  
27 4 21 421 MJ15 GNM Lennon 13.23 01:06:06.00 01:15:42.00 09:36.00  
TO 2 6 206 TO CW Ayres 9.37 35:38.48 45:17.00 09:38.52  
27 4 13 413 MJ16 CW Curran 13.28 57:34.00 01:07:14.00 09:40.00  
28 2 8 208 MJ18 WD O'Hanlon 9.37 39:51.71 49:34.00 09:42.29  
29 4 23 423 MJ15 GNM Scully 13.25 01:08:01.00 01:17:46.00 09:45.00  
30 4 9 409 WS 3 CSLS Quinn 13.33 55:15.00 01:05:01.00 09:46.00  
31 2 33 233 MJ14 CW O'Toole 9.36 57:01.06 01:06:50.00 09:48.94 MJ14
32 3 3 303 WS 3 CSLS Quinn 11.42 31:02.24 40:52.00 09:49.76  
33 4 19 419 MJ15 GNM Foley 13.21 01:03:03.00 01:12:53.00 09:50.00  
34 2 21 221 MJ15 GNM Lennon 9.29 47:12.90 57:03.00 09:50.10  
TO 4 7 407 TO CW Roberts 13.35 53:36.00 01:03:27.00 09:51.00  
35 3 12 312 MJ16 CoS Jordan 11.33 37:24.73 47:17.00 09:52.27  
36 3 11 311 MJ16 Ath Temple 11.34 36:38.33 46:32.00 09:53.67  
37 2 23 223 MJ15 GNM Scully 9.27 48:48.82 58:47.00 09:58.18  
38 4 5 405 TO CW Ayres 13.37 00:52:02 01:02:01.00 09:59.00  
39 2 25 225 MJ14 CW Keating 9.29 50:24.40 01:00:25.00 10:00.60  
40 2 18 218 MJ15 GNM Foley 9.31 44:51.52 54:54.00 10:02.48  
41 3 21 321 WJ15 ORC Mooney 11.32 44:04.99 54:12.00 10:07.01 WJ16
TO 2 5 205 TO CW Roberts 9.39 35:06.66 45:15.00 10:08.34
TO 2 38 238 TO ORC Moran J   37:18.22 47:30.00 10:11.78
42 2 20 220 MJ15 Ath Flynn 9.29 46:08.70 56:21.00 10:12.30
43 1 12 112 WJ15 ORC Mooney 8.01 48:49.63 59:03.00 10:13.37
44 3 23 323 MJ14 3 CSLS Clune M 11.34 46:25.51 56:42.00 10:16.49
45 3 9 309 MJ16 GNM Duffy 11.35 34:54.96 45:14.00 10:19.04
46 3 22 322 MJ14 CW O'Brien 11.34 45:39.66 56:01.00 10:21.34
47 4 16 416 MJ16 CW Scott 13.25 59:51.00 01:10:13.00 10:22.00
48 2 29 229 MJ14 CW Fleming 9.34 54:01.78 01:04:24.00 10:22.22
49 1 10 110 MJ15 CW Doyle 8.02 46:55.95 57:21.00 10:25.05
50 4 22 422 MJ15 Ath Flynn 13.23 01:07:04.00 01:17:30.00 10:26.00
51 1 8 108 MJ16 CW Jones 8.09 46:10.10 56:38.00 10:27.90
52 1 11 111 MJ15 CW Byrne 8.01 48:00.37 58:31.00 10:30.63
53 2 31 231 MJ14 Ath Byrne 9.35 55:28.96 01:06:01.00 10:32.04
54 2 24 224 MJ15 Ath Hannon 9.29 49:36.52 01:00:09.00 10:32.48
55 2 22 222 MJ15 Ath Maloney 9.27 48:00.45 58:34.00 10:33.55
56 2 14 214 WJ18 CoS Murray 9.33 41:44.66 52:19.00 10:34.34 WJ18
57 2 30 230 MJ14 ORC Keenan K 9.35 54:47.60 01:05:22.00 10:34.40  
58 3 18 318 WJ16 CoS Kelly 11.29 41:29.38 52:07.00 10:37.62  
59 2 12 212 WJ18 CoS McCabe F 9.34 40:31.90 51:11.00 10:39.10  
60 3 29 329 MJ14 CW Sweeney   47:57.28 58:37.00 10:39.72  
61 4 10 410 WJ18 CoS Murray 13.31 55:57.00 01:06:37.00 10:40.00  
62 4 18 418 MM ORC Hussey 13.23 01:02:01.00 01:12:44.00 10:43.00  
63 3 17 317 WJ18 ORC Dunne 11.28 40:46.52 51:34.00 10:47.48  
64 2 16 216 WJ16 CoS Gannon 9.33 42:47.45 53:38.00 10:50.55  
65 1 7 107 MJ16 GNM Duffy 8.11 45:07.39 55:59.00 10:51.61  
66 2 15 215 WJ18 CoS Mulvey 9.33 42:16.18 53:09.00 10:52.82  
67 4 25 425 WJ15 3 CSLS Darcy 13.27 01:15:37.00 01:26:30.00 10:53.00  
68 4 12 412 WJ18 CoS McCabe F 13.29 56:41.00 01:07:35.00 10:54.00  
69 4 20 420 MJ15 CW Brophy 13.21 01:05:05.00 01:16:04.00 10:59.00  
70 3 10 310 MJ16 CW Nolan 11.35 35:42.10 46:42.00 10:59.90  
71 2 13 213 WJ18 Ath Curley 9.33 41:09.38 52:10.00 11:00.62  
72 2 32 232 MJ14 ORC Ryan 9.36 56:12.55 01:07:14.00 11:01.45  
73 2 28 228 MJ14 CW Nolan 9.34 53:28.37 01:04:30.00 11:01.63  
74 3 24 324 MJ14 CW Murphy 11.35 47:17.96 58:20.00 11:02.04  
75 3 25 325 WJ14 ORC Pukelyte 11.35 48:36.58 59:40.00 11:03.42 WJ14
76 4 26 426 MJ14 GNM Duffy 13.29 01:10:06.00 01:21:11.00 11:05.00  
77 1 16 116 WJ14 ORC Pukelyte 8.09 51:37.05 01:02:43.00 11:05.95  
78 4 29 429 MJ14 ORC Ryan 13.31 01:12:17.00 01:23:24.00 11:07.00  
79 2 27 227 MJ14 GNM Duffy 9.32 51:56.35 01:03:09.00 11:12.65  
80 2 34 234 MJ14 ORC Cuskelly 9.36 57:44.83 01:09:01.00 11:16.17  
81 3 27 327 WJ14 ORC McKeagney E 13.35 50:09.69 01:01:26.00 11:16.31  
82 4 33 433 MM OCBC Murnane   01:03:57.00 01:15:16.00 11:19.00  
83 1 15 115 WJ14 ORC McKeagney E 8.07 50:29.89 01:01:54.00 11:24.11  
84 1 13 113 MJ14 CW McHale 8.03 49:48.00 01:01:20.00 11:32.00  
85 1 19 119 MJ18 ORC Connon D   44:09.37 55:42.00 11:32.63  
86 3 20 320 WJ16 ORC Murphy Aine 11.31 43:27.41 55:02.00 11:34.59  
87 4 28 428 MJ14 3 CSLS McKnight 13.32 01:11:06.00 01:22:45.00 11:39.00  
88 2 37 237 WJ12 Ath Donovan 9.37 01:01:23.82 01:13:03.00 11:39.18 WJ12
89 3 26 326 WJ14 CoS Mulvey 12.35 49:22.79 01:01:02.00 11:39.21  
90 4 24 424 WJ15 CoS Brogan 13.26 01:09:00.00 01:20:45.00 11:45.00  
91 4 32 432 WJ12 Ath Donovan   01:14:17.00 01:26:11.00 11:54.00  
92 2 26 226 MJ14 ORC Cumming B 9.31 51:02.90 01:02:58.00 11:55.10  
93 2 36 236 WJ14 CoS Duggan 9.37 01:00:39.62 01:12:36.00 11:56.38  
TO 1 18 118 TO ORC McKeagney M   52:18.05 01:04:19.00 12:00.95  
94 3 19 319 WJ16 3 CSLS Clune F 11.29 42:19.56 54:40.00 12:20.44  
95 4 31 431 MJ14 ORC Cumming B 13.32 01:13:17.00 01:25:52.00 12:35.00  
96 3 16 316 MM 3 CSLS Kirby 11.31 38:47.39 51:29.00 12:41.61  
97 2 35 235 MJ14 ORC Cumming O 9.37 58:28.86 01:11:29.00 13:00.14  
TO 3 30 330 TO ORC Mooney L   50:57.46 01:04:08.00 13:10.54  
100 3 28 328 MJ16 ORC Connon J   51:53.21 01:15:42.00 23:48.79  
  1 6 106 MM CW Dooley 8.11 SCR      
  1 9 109 MJ16 GNM Spencer 8.09 SCR      
  1 14 114 MJ14 CW Sweeney 8.05 SCR      
  2 7 207 MJ18 WD Goff 9.37 SCR    
  2 10 210 MM OCBC Murnane 9.35 SCR    
  2 17 217 TO ORC McKeagney M 9.31 SCR    
  3 1 301 MS ORC O'Donohue 11.42 SCR    
  3 8 308 MJ18 ORC Connon D 11.37 SCR    
  3 13 313 MJ16 GNM Spencer 11.33 SCR    
  3 15 315 MM CW Dooley 11.31 SCR    
  4 11 411 WJ18 Ath Curley 13.29 SCR    
  4 27 427 MJ14 ORC Keenan K 13.29 SCR    
  4 30 430 MJ14 ORC Cuskelly 13.31 SCR    
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# ROWING: Dave Neale of UCD won the time trial of the Dublin Sculling Ladder at Islandbridge on Saturday. The Offalyman, who also won the Tullamore Time Trial last weekend, headed up the list of 180 contestants with a time of six minutes 51.82 seconds. Albert Maher of Commercial was second and the best junior of the day, Andrew Griffin of UCD came in an impressive third.

The best junior woman, Sally O’Brien of Trinity, also excelled – she was less than three seconds slower than women’s open winner, Amy Bulman of UCD.

Dublin Sculling Ladder Time Trial, Saturday, Islandbridge

Overall: 1 D Neale (UCD) 6 mins 51.82 seconds, 2 A Maher (Commercial) 7:01.58, 3 A Grffin (UCD) 7:14.10, 4 M Bailey (UCD) 7:15.9, 5 P Hughes (Trinity) 7:16.72, 6 P Flaherty (Trinity) 7:19.99.

Men - Open: 1 Neale 6:51.92, 2 Maher 7:01.58, 3 Bailey 7:15.9, 4 Hughes 7:16.72, 5 Flaherty 7:19.99, 6 C Dowling (Commercial) 7:20.51. Junior: 1 Griffin 7:14.10, 2 S Mulvaney (Neptune) 7:40.61, 3 C Flynn (Neptune) 7:44.85.

Women – Open: 1 A Bulman (UCD) 8:09.11, 2 S Foreman (Old Collegians) 8:12.18, 3 G Foley (Commercial) 8:22.97. Junior: 1 S O’Brien (Trinity) 8:11.71, 2 A Rodger (Commercial) 8:28.13, 3 P Mulligan (Portora) 8:32.16.

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Dave Neale won the men’s open category at the Irish Indoor Rowing Championships. The UCD man’s time of six minutes 1.5 seconds was over 11 seconds faster than second-placed Eamonn Joyce of Cork Boat Club at the event in Trinity College Sports Centre. Amy Bulman of UCD won the women’s open category, but 20-year-old Jessica O’Keeffe of  St Michael’s was the fastest woman, clocking seven minutes 20.1 seconds to win the under-23 category.

Irish Indoor Championships, Trinity College, Sunday (Selected Results)

Men

Open: 1 D Neale (UCD) 6:01.5, 2 E Joyce (Cork BC) 6:12.6, 3 I Woods 6:30.8. Under-23: 1 D Brett (Neptune) 6:18.4, 2 S O’Connor 6:21.8, 3 F Crowley (UCD) 6:27.8. Age 30-39: 1 P Buchanan (PaddyPower) 6:11.8, 2 S Suvorov 6:17.2, 3 R Corcoran (Neptune) 6:17.2. Age 40-49: E Trofimov (Marine Technical University) 6:07.6. 50-59: G D’Urso (City of Derry) 6:36.6. 60-69: M Sherwood (Chichester Chariots) 7:01.5. Junior 18: 1 S Quigley (Athlone) 6:42.2, 2 D Schone (Borris VS) 6:51.6, 3 M Murphy (St Michael’s Col) 7:00.3. Jun 16: D Hazley (Neptune) 6:35.6.

Lightweight – Open: P Healy 6:22.1, 2 C Dowling (Lee Valley) 6:31.6, 3 O Dwyer (Cork BC) 6:32.5. Under-23: 1 C Barrett (UCD) 6:31.9, 2 Cathal Clifford (UCD) 6:34.7, 3 Cian Clifford (UCD) 6:41.9. 30-39: 1 F Geraghty (NUIG) 6:26.3, 2 J Doyle (PaddyPower) 6:31.1, 3 A McGregor (Loch Lomond) 6:54.2. 40-49: S Callaghan (Steepholme Pirates) 6:37.6. 50-59: G Murphy (Portora) 6:57.5. 60-69: E Winterbottom (Coleraine LC) 7:09.8. Junior 18: C Beck (RBAI) 6:45.0.

Women – Open: 1 A Bulman (UCD) 7:20.1, 2 S Cass (Trinity) 7:23.4, 3 C Bennett (Portarlington LC) 8:39.9. Under-23: J O’Keeffe (St Michael’s) 7:19.3, 2 C Cooney (Trinity) 7:25.0. 30-39: S Laivina 8:07.3. 40-49: J Lee (Arklow) 7:36.9. 50-59: J Hicks 7:58.6. Junior 18: 1 H O’Sullivan (St Michael’s) 7:30.3, 2 A Crowley (Muckross) 7:31.2, 3 A Cooper (Muckross) 7:54.6. Jun 16: H McCarthy (St Michael’s) 7:34.3.

Lightweight – 30-39: K Curran (St Michael’s, Dun Laoghaire) 8:22.1. Junior 18: A Leahy (St Michael’s) 7:53.4

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Royal Irish Yacht Club - Frequently Asked Questions

The Royal Irish Yacht Club is situated in a central location in Dun Laoghaire Harbour with excellent access and visiting sailors can be sure of a special welcome. The clubhouse is located in the prime middle ground of the harbour in front of the town marina and it is Dun Laoghaire's oldest yacht club. 

What's a brief history of the Royal Irish Yacht Club?

The yacht club was founded in 1831, with the Marquess of Anglesey, who commanded the cavalry at the Battle of Waterloo being its first Commodore. 

John Skipton Mulvany designed the clubhouse, which still retains a number of original architectural features since being opened in 1851.

It was granted an ensign by the Admiralty of a white ensign with the Coat of Arms of the Kingdom of Ireland beneath the Union Jack in canton.

Many prominent names feature among the past members of the Club. The first Duke of Wellington was elected in 1833, followed by other illustrious men including the eccentric Admiral Sir Charles Napier, Sir Dominic Corrigan the distinguished physician, Sir Thomas Lipton, novelist, George A. Birmingham, yachtsman and author, Conor O'Brien, and famous naval historian and author, Patrick O Brian. 

In the club's constitution, it was unique among yacht clubs in that it required yacht owners to provide the club's commodore with information about the coast and any deep-sea fisheries they encountered on all of their voyages.

In 1846, the club was granted permission to use the Royal prefix by Queen Victoria. The club built a new clubhouse in 1851. Despite the Republic of Ireland breaking away from the United Kingdom, the Royal Irish Yacht Club elected to retain its Royal title.

In 1848, a yachting trophy called "Her Majesty's Plate" was established by Queen Victoria to be contested at Kingstown where the Royal Irish Yacht Club is based. The Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland at the time, George Villiers, 4th Earl of Clarendon suggested it should be contested by the Royal Irish Yacht Club and the Royal St. George Yacht Club in an annual regatta, a suggestion that was approved by both clubs with the Royal St. George hosting the first competitive regatta.

The RIYC celebrated its 185th Anniversary in 2016 with the staging of several special events in addition to being well represented afloat, both nationally and internationally. It was the year the club was also awarded Irish Yacht Club of the Year as Afloat's W M Nixon details here.

The building is now a listed structure and retains to this day all its original architectural features combined with state of the art facilities for sailors both ashore and afloat.

What is the Royal Irish Yacht Club's emblem?

The Club's emblem shows a harp with the figure of Nice, the Greek winged goddess of victory, surmounted by a crown. This emblem has remained unchanged since the foundation of the Club; a symbol of continuity and respect for the history and tradition of the Royal Irish Yacht Club.

What is the Royal Irish Yacht Club's ensign?

The RIYC's original white ensign was granted by Royal Warrant in 1831. Though the Royal Irish Yacht Club later changed the ensign to remove the St George's Cross and replace the Union Jack with the tricolour of the Republic of Ireland, the original ensign may still be used by British members of the Royal Irish Yacht Club

Who is the Commodore of the Royal Irish Yacht Club?

The current Commodore is Jerry Dowling, and the Vice-Commodore is Tim Carpenter.

The RIYC Flag Officers are: 

What reciprocal club arrangements does the Royal Irish Yacht Club have?  

As one of Ireland's leading club's, the Royal Irish Yacht Club has significant reciprocal arrangements with yacht clubs across Ireland and the UK, Europe, USA and Canada and the rest of the World. If you are visiting from another Club, please have with a letter of introduction from your Club or introduce yourself to the Club Secretary or to a member of management staff, who will show you the Club's facilities.

What car parking does the Royal Irish Yacht Club have at its Dun Laoghaire clubhouse?

The RIYC has car parking outside of its clubhouse for the use of its members. Paid public car parking is available next door to the club at the marina car park. There is also paid parking on offer within the harbour area at the Coatl Harbour (a 5-minute walk) and at an underground car park adjacent to the Royal St. George Yacht Club (a 3-minute walk). Look for parking signs. Clamping is in operation in the harbour area.

What facilities does the Royal Irish Yacht Clubhouse offer? 

The Royal Irish Yacht Club offers a relaxed, warm and welcoming atmosphere in one of the best situated and appointed clubhouses in these islands. Its prestige in yachting circles is high and its annual regatta remains one of the most attractive events in the sailing calendar. It offers both casual and formal dining with an extensive wine list and full bar facilities. The Club caters for parties, informal events, educational seminars, themed dinners and all occasions. The RIYC has a number of venues within the Club each of which provides a different ambience to match particular needs.

What are the Royal Irish Yacht Club's Boathouse facilities?

The RIYC boathouse team run the launch service to the club's swinging moorings, provide lifting for dry-sailed boats, lift and scrub boats, as well as maintaining the fabric of the deck, pontoon infrastructure, and swinging moorings. They also maintain the club crane, the only such mobile crane of the Dun Laoghaire Yacht Clubs.

What facilities are offered for junior sailing at the Royal Irish Yacht Club?

One of the missions of the Royal Irish Yacht Club is to promote sailing as a passion for life by encouraging children and young adults to learn how to sail through its summer courses and class-specific training throughout the year. 

RIYC has an active junior section. Its summer sailing courses are very popular and the club regularly has over 50 children attending courses in any week. The aim is for those children to develop lifelong friendships through sailing with other children in the club, and across the other clubs in the bay.
 
Many RIYC children go on to compete for the club at regional and national championships and some have gone on to represent Ireland at international competitions and the Olympic Regatta itself.
 
In supporting its young sailors and the wider sailing community, the RIYC regularly hosts junior sailing events including national and regional championships in classes such as the Optmist, Feva and 29er.
 
Competition is not everything though and as the club website states:  "Many of our junior sailors have gone on the become sailing instructors and enjoy teaching both in Ireland and abroad.  Ultimately, we take most pleasure from the number of junior sailors who become adult sailors and enjoy a lifetime of sailing with the club". 

At A Glance – Royal Irish Yacht Regatta 2023 Dates

  • RS Feva East Coast Championships - 6th May to 7th May 2023
  • Volvo Dun Laoghaire Regatta - 6th-9th July 2023
  • Cape 31 Irish National Championships
  • RIYC Junior Regatta
  • J Cup Ireland 2023 - August 26th/27th 2023
  • Annual Pursuit Race

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