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National 18’s 2021 Season in Cork Launched at AGM
4th February 2021
National 18 Shark Eleven (Charles Dwyer, Harry Pritchard, John Coakley) at last September’s N18 Irish Nationals in Cork Harbour
Credit: Bob Bateman
The National 18’s 2021 season was launched at the Royal Cork Yacht Club class’s AGM last week.
Sailing is scheduled to start on 27 March with the PY 1000 All In Dinghy Race, followed by the first Wednesday evening league meeting on 7 April.
Among the news from the AGM was that an additional boat has been purchased from the UK and another has changed hands over the winter, meaning 15 boats will be active in and around Cork Harbour this year.