08/24/10

The club held the Seaman of the Year Competition this Saturday.

 

08/05/10

On Friday the 30th of July, the club held a 12 hour marathon.

07/16/10

Dalkey Solo Challenge 2010

07/14/10

 

We visited the tall ship Belem

 

05/24/10

ITS Summer 2010

04/02/10

The assistant instructor course took place during the first week of easter.

03/30/10
The First Aid course ran in February. Sharon came in to teach us the basic skills.
03/30/10
Three Transition Year girls took a week of work experience in the club.
03/18/10

Dun Laoghaire Harbour Frozen

03/18/10
12/17/09

Linda

07/04/09

We had a kayak workshop on from 30th June to the 3rd July. It was great fun and very tiring! Here's some photos and a little bit about it.

06/23/09

 

On Sunday the 21st of June, the junior cert exam students went camping on Dalkey Island, these are a few of the photos of their night.

06/20/09

We had a workshop on for sailing from 16th June to the 19th. It was great fun and all who took part learnt a lot. Here are some pictures and a little bit about it.

06/13/09

From Monday the 9th of June to Friday the 12th of June we had a kayak week it was great fun and we did something different every day. Here are a few photos and a little bit about the week.

06/06/09

Our Powerboat workshop was held this June 2nd-5th these are a few snapshots and a little bit about it.

05/30/09

 First Crew First Sail !! 24 May 2009

05/16/09

Our newe web site team

10/24/08

Dun Laoghaire Harbour weather and web cams

Kites and Wires 1

Aim

 To introduce you to the thrills and spills of sailing with spinnakers and trapezes.

 Previous Knowledge

 You will be expected to have completed or have experience equivalent to the Improving Skills course.

 Duration

 4 - 10 days.

 Types of Boats

 For this course you will be using sailing dinghies or catamarans equipped with spinnakers and trapezes. Keelboat sailors only use spinnakers. Except for Keelboat courses, boats used for spinnaker or trapeze may be different types.

 Assessment

 Assessment is continuous throughout the course. However, your instructor may also choose to use a formal practical assessment of boat handling skills and a short written paper or oral interview in assessing your level of background knowledge.