Crosbie Cup – Results
The 2018 Crosbie Cup winner is JP Curtin from Royal Cork Yacht Club, taking the title on count-back from Riona McMorrow-Moriarty from Tralee Bay SC. In the Regatta Fleet,1st place went to Sutton Dinghy Clubs own Grace Gill with John Hall from National Yacht Club...
Crosbie Cup – Amendment to SI
27th July 2018 Amendment to Supplementary Sailing Instructions 6. Schedule of Races 6.1 The racing schedule is amended to be for four back to back races on Sunday 28th July 2018. The time of the warning signal will be 11.25. Sailing Secretary Sutton Dinghy Club 27th...
Crosbie Cup – Todays Racing Abandoned
With wind gusting to over 30knots in the bay and Met Eireann calling Gale and Small Boat Warning for the early part of the day, PRO has abandoned racing for today. An amendment will be posted shortly but plans are to try and get 4 races in tomorrow with a slightly...
Blay & Johnston take 3rd at GP14 Leinster Championship
The 2018 GP14 Leinster Championships concluded in Skerries Sailing Club last weekend and after 2 days of very close racing, Sutton Dinghy Club Alan Blay & David Johnston showed great form and speed but had to be happy with 3rd place. The 2018 Champions were ...
2018 Optimist Crosbie Cup
Entries are now open for the 2018 Optimist Crosbie Cup, being held again in Sutton Dinghy Club on weekend of July 28/29. Last year saw a hugely enjoyable event and we look forward to providing another great event for those cutting their teeth in the Optimist Class....
Winner Winner – Billy takes Volunteer Award
As you are aware, one of our Club volunteers Billy Bebbington was nominated for one of the Fingal Mayor's Community Volunteer Awards. The awards were presented last night and our own Billy Bebbington was honored as the 2018 Sports & Recreation Volunteer of the...
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…’
