The Club are delighted to have the Mater Private Hospital Cork back as the sponsor for the 2017 Royal Cork ‘At Home’ Regatta this weekend, Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th August, following on from an extremely successful weekend last year.
CEO of Mater Private Cork, Donna Roche, said: “The Royal Cork Yacht Club is the oldest yacht club in the world and been in existence since 1720. We are delighted to announce that Mater Private Cork will proudly sponsor the At Home Regatta again this year. Both Mater Private Cork and Royal Cork have much in common with unparalleled and continually expanding facilities. This year’s At Home Regatta promises to be another exciting occasion for all involved and Mater Private Cork wish all the participants every success and enjoyment.”
Over the past 12 months, Mater Private Cork has doubled its capacity, opened a new ward and Emergency Department leading to an increase in staffing levels in a number of medical and administrative areas, while expansion plans are at an advanced stage.
It was successful year for Mater Private Cork after the hospital was shortlisted for three National Healthcare Centre Awards which celebrate best practice in the country’s healthcare sector. Mater Private Cork was also shortlisted in the Large Company Category at the Cork Chamber ‘Company of the Year Awards’.
Mater Private Cork is a JCI Accredited Hospital, the highest quality care standard in healthcare, with with free parking for patients and visitors and a restaurant for visitors on-site.
The Royal Cork At Home Regatta, sponsored by Mater Private Cork, will take place on Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th August with racing inside and outside the harbour. The annual ‘At Home’ Dinner will be served in the Clubhouse on Saturday night.
The real fun for all ages will take place on Sunday with crab fishing, face painting, the annual past Admirals boules competition, tug of war, the adult fun Optimist race, afternoon tea of the lawn with the prize giving rounding off the weekend.
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