Club Honours Prize-winners and former Commodore Roy Dickson
The Club held our end of season prize-giving via Zoom last Sunday and we are delighted that so many took the time to enjoy the virtual session. I believe almost 70 members including Juniors, Youths and parents. Our Commodore Ian McCormack introduced the event to...
Video of Annalise surprise visit back in August
Annalise Murphy paid Sutton Dinghy Club a surprise visit back in August. Read report of the day
Ron Maher – RIP
It was with great sadness I heard this morning that Ron Maher had passed away after a very short illness. As husband of Wendy, father to Callum and Elysia and part of the Sargent clan, Ron was always likely to end up in Sutton Dinghy Club at some stage despite his...
CRANE on site on Saturday
Dear Member This weekend the Committee have organised a Crane to lift the Committee boat Saoirse into the Dinghy Park for the winter. To facilitate the Crane on site on Saturday morning, the Committee would ask that members who have no plans to sail over the coming...
Commodores Update
Dear Members, As we come to the end of the summer, I just want to give everyone a quick update on what has probably been the strangest six months in most people's lives, and certainly one of the strangest sailing seasons in Sutton Dinghy Club’s history. That said,...
Blessington welcomes GP14 Class for Youth Championships
The GP14 Ireland Class managed to get an event in its calendar completed last weekend, when Blessington hosted the Autum Open & Youth Championshsips. This was a significant moment in a year that should have seen the GP14 Worlds come to Skerries back in July. With...
The last few days were about mental fortitude and singing‘
Our Mission
Captured in the words of Irish Sailing….
‘…..As an ISA recognised Training Centre and Category 1 Club, Sutton Dinghy Club supports our Vision to make sailing & boating more accessible to all. This club has been providing numerous facilities and programmes to a variety of community groups, schools and people with disabilities in the Fingal Area for a number of years now. The ISA use this club as a Flagship example to the rest of our clubs throughout Ireland as to how to involve the community other than its own members…’
