More testing, ideal sailing conditions greet youth sailors this morning on Dublin Bay for the fourth and final day of competition at the Mitsubishi Youth Championships.
Up for grabs are places on the national youth team to represent Ireland at the World Championships in Croatia in three months time.
Yesterday started with ideal sunny conditions with winds 10-12 knots dropping during the day. Day three photos from Gareth Craig here. The overall results are as follows:
Yellow Course (Laser Radial, Laser 4.7, 420)
Laser Radial : (8 races completed) 1. Philip Doran (Courtown SC) 2. Robbie Gilmore (Strangford Lough YC) 3. Eoin Keller (Lough Derg YC)
Laser 4.7: (8 races completed) 1. Seafra Guilfoyle (Royal Cork YC) 2. Darragh O'Sullivan (Kinsale YC) 3. Finn Lynch (NYC/Blessington SC)
420: (8 races completed) 1. Aodh Kennedy & Daniel Browne (Kinsale YC & Tralee Bay YC) 2. Emma Geary & Niamh Connolly (Royal Cork YC & Baltimore SC) 3. Patrick Crosbie & Chloe Crosbie (Royal Cork YC)
Blue Course ( Optimist National Trials, First leg completed in Kinsale )
Optimist (11races completed) 1. Sophie Browne (Tralee Bay SC) 2. Sean Donnelly (National YC) 3. Peter McCann (Royal Cork YC)
Orange Course (Topper & Optimist & Feva)
Feva: (6 races completed) 1. D Johnston & L Flynn Byrne (Howth YC) 2. C Totterdell & S Craig (National YC/Royal St. George YC) 3. C Mollard & J Harris (Howth YC)
Topper: (8 races completed) 1. T Brow (Ballyholme YC) 2. Laura Gilmore (Strangford Lough YC) 3. Andrew Penney (East Antrim BC)
Optimist: (Championship fleet, 5 races completed) 1. Ben Walsh (Skerries SC) 2. Ross Quirke (National YC) 3. Colin O'Sullivan (Malahide YC)
