Having been very quiet for a few years, the mixed dinghy fleet is making a comeback this season. We would like to hear from you if you would like to sail in the mixed dinghy fleet. (more…)

Having been very quiet for a few years, the mixed dinghy fleet is making a comeback this season. We would like to hear from you if you would like to sail in the mixed dinghy fleet. (more…)
The very popular PY1000 takes place again on Sunday 20th of June 2021 in the Royal Cork Yacht Club. With racing at high tide, the plan as always is to race in the river if conditions allow. (more…)
The Royal Cork National 18 Class have organized an event for all RCYC monohull dinghy classes to showcase the variety and vibrance of dinghy sailing in Crosshaven. The support of all the dinghy classes at RCYC is acknowledged in forming this concept event. The format of the competition is a Pursuit Race under defined […]
The Irish Sailing Youth Nationals were held at the club on April 25th to 28th last. Unfortunately, with a Status Red (Storm Hannah) weather warning in place for a large part of the event – it looked like it would be a big struggle to ensure that all the fleets would get a series in […]
The Dognose and Miss Betty Trophy races will be run jointly on Saturday 23rd of June. The Dognose Trophy is open to monohull dinghies with a PY number of 1142 (Laser Radial) or less – Class 1. The Miss Betty Trophy is open to dinghies with a PY higher than 1142 – Class 2. First […]
The Royal Cork Yacht Club is based in Crosshaven, Cork, Ireland and is the world's oldest yacht club founded in 1720.
It is the organiser of the biennial Cork Week, widely regarded as Europe’s premier sailing event.
The club encompasses a wide variety of sailing activities from Optimist dinghies to racing National 18s and 1720s, Toppers, Lasers, RS Fevas and more ...read more
Crosshaven, Co. Cork, Ireland.
T: +353 (0)21 4831023
E: office@royalcork.com