The Hard-Drinking Playboys Who Made Transatlantic Sailing History
On the early afternoon of Dec. 11, 1866, thousands of New Yorkers crowded the chilly shores of New York harbor. They were there to see three gorgeous yachts—Henrietta...
On the early afternoon of Dec. 11, 1866, thousands of New Yorkers crowded the chilly shores of New York harbor. They were there to see three gorgeous yachts—Henrietta...
Come and join your fellow club members for an afternoon and evening of Midsummer Madness on Saturday June 19th. Like last year, the event will mark the return to organised activities in the club through a more traditional approach to racing.
The bar will reopen serving food and beverages on Monday 7th July and will operate in-line with government guidance. A new bar menu is available and will be overseen by our new Food & Beverage Supervisor Amy Hyde.
We would like to welcome Amy Hyde to the Club staff. Amy is the new Food & Beverage Supervisor and has joined Anne Lordan and her team as we prepare to reopen our outdoor catering. Amy has many...
Following weeks of waiting for Covid 19 travel restrictions to be relaxed, extensive research of all options and agonising over the decision, the Royal Cork Yacht Club and ITCA World have jointly agreed...
Challenges It’s hard to believe that we will be reopening dining after over 5 months on Monday. Doing so is not without its challenges, the biggest of which now appears to be making sure we have enough staff to fulfil demand.
This weekend will see several new faces in SailGP including Paul Goodison stepping in for Sir Ben Ainslie as the helm of the British SailGP Team
Can the height of the tide affect when you see objects at sea? James Stevens answers your questions of seamanship
North Sails has introduced their first ever line of foul weather gear. Starting from scratch has allowed unconstrained thinking, which, in turn, has seen development of some impressively innovative...
For over a decade, photographer Julien Girardot has been captivated by the traditional multihulls of French Polynesia and a dream of bringing sailing canoes, or pirogues, back to the motus
Two-time America’s Cup champion Jimmy Spithill is all for improving diversity and inclusion in sailing, whether it’s along lines of race, gender or socioeconomic status.
Marsaudon Composites has announced a new multihull in the ORC 57 alongside which the company has announced a rebranding of their range, now all of which will be known as Ocean Rider Catamarans (or ORC)
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