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Programme of

Events2014

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The Harbour, Dunmore East, Co. Waterford

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2013 was a year we will remember for many years withthe fantastic weather we had. Many of us had glorious days onthe water and sometimes the weather was so glorious that therewas not even a breeze to move us forward. We won’t complainabout these days too much as there was always the terrace for a few beers, a relaxing time at the mooring with some friends in the cockpit, or just a leisurely spin in a kayak.

This year’s programme will be illustrated with some photographsof 2013 which will help you to recollect those fabulous days andhelp you look forward to a new season on the water. This yearwill be action packed if it depends on the committee; all it needsis for you to get involved, get on the water and take up thechallenges on the water or to simply join in the functions that we will have during the season.

This programme has useful information on what has beenarranged for this year. However, dates could change due toweather and we urge you to stay fully up to date via the clubwebsite (www.whsc.ie) which will be regularly updated withadditional information on events that have been moved.

In this programme you will find information on all sailing, the“Selfie Competition” and “Come Dine with Me” which will take place during the winter in the club house.

This season again, we expect more visiting yachts again toDunmore East – let us give them a warm welcome. Any visitors or potential members to the club should be issued with a programme to take home. You may never know on whosetable it lands; it is like a message in a bottle…

A special thanks to Conor O’Nolan, Rodney Regan and Dave the Sailor Power who contributed to the programme with somemarvellous photographs.

Introduction

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02 Waterford Harbour Sailing Club ❙ Sailing Programme 2014

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I hope you find our 2014 Programme of Eventsinteresting and useful. We at Waterford Harbour Sailing Clubare delighted to share this with you and hope you might sharesome of your time with us in the Sailing Club. Come and lookat our facilities and see what we offer. Go upstairs and have acoffee in our wonderful bar or on the deck with panoramicsea views.

We offer a great summer lifestyle to our members and theirfamilies. Visitors are always welcomeand we’d love if you would considerbecoming a member of the SailingClub. We run sailing courses for ouryounger members and also eveningsailing classes for adult members.The cruiser/yachts are always willingto train enthusiastic sailors.

This year there are a lot of sailingevents planned, with plenty ofactivities both on and off the water.Bar-B-Q’s happen every Sunday, with other functions onduring the week.

Visit our website (www.whsc.ie) and check us out. You’dnever know who you might meet.

As always a big thank you to our advertisers who support thecalendar. Please look them up and support them whenpossible.

Here’s to an enjoyable, action-packed summer, meeting yourfriends and making new ones, with fair weather and goodsailing in Dunmore East.

Barry O’Connor

Commodore’s Welcome


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The diggers have been in DunmoreEast for over a year now and they have still notgone. Much has been done and much more is stillto happen.

The first thing completed was our pontoon forvisiting yachts. Last year it welcomed 197 visitingyachts and this excludes the yachts that were onthe swing moorings. Many languages were spokenon the visiting yachts from as far away as Norway,Holland and France.

The safety railing on the harbour walls now allowsfamilies with children to walk and see the activitiesat sea from ships, trawlers, half deckers, dinghiesand sometimes cruiser racing, now from a safe place.

The new slip is finished and it allows bigger boatsto be launched with a spacious turning circle tomanoeuvre boats and trailers. This year the TopperNationals have been attracted to Dunmore to usethe new slip which has been doubled in size to 12meters. This will see a vast improvement in launchingand retrieving boats from the water. The slip willbring additional users with trailers etc. and

consideration regarding parking will be required by all.

A new walkway has linked up the clubhouse withthe village. Have you seen the planting that the TidyTowns group did to make this a beautiful descentfrom the village to the sea?

The diggers are still in action this year building thenew waste water system for Dunmore East. Thisnew scheme will ensure that Dunmore East can boasta blue flag status for the foreseeable future whichis good news for everybody who loves the water.

And we are not finished yet… August will see thedredgers arriving in Dunmore East. This will bringthe harbour up to modern standards and bring lifeback into the synchro-lift allowing trawlers to beonce more be repaired in Dunmore East. Theharbour will allow bigger trawlers in and perhapseven tall ships but certainly larger yachts.

The future looks brighter and we are looking withinterest to the ideas of the Local Fisheries ActionGroup (FLAGS)

New facilities in Dunmore East

Reliable – Efficient – Fast – Affordable

– Local European Logistics

Providing local access to worldwide destinations

• FCL Container Distribution

• European Groupage Distribution

• Warehousing

• Project/LogisticsManagement

• Trailer AccompaniedTransport

• International Removals

• Deep Sea Shipments

• Custom Clearance/Haz Cargo

Phone: +353-51-820008 – Fax: [email protected] www.emeraldcargo.ie

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If you like to watch the sailing and seaside from our terrace or want to enjoy a drink in our clubhouse then you can join too. Youdo not have to be a sailor. Waterford Harbour Sailing Club offers theoption at reduced costs for bar membership.

The clubhouse, which nestles beautifully into the coves of DunmoreEast next to the harbour, has spacious dining and bar facilities and a meeting room. A great location for a private function – be it anengagement, anniversary or birthday.

From intimate functions to the celebration of a business occasion,professional and personalised service is provided to ensure yourevent is a memorable one.

With views of the bay and harbour from every window of the cluband patio, but particularly from our terrace, you may consider the club for your next event. Whether your schedule calls for theflexibility of a breakfast, lunch or dinner event you will find our staffready to meet your needs.

Our facility includes:

• Full catering facilities

• Full bar service

• Private meeting room for 12-120 people

• Function room up to 130 people

During the season there is a full agenda with barbeques everySunday in July and August. Friday night dinners are always well attended and throughout the season a number of theme nights are organised with great music and craic… This is a great way to find out what the club is all about and you might one day even end up on the water to find out what it is like too.

Are you interested in the idea, but would like to know more? Then walk into our clubhouse and get a cup of coffee and we will be pleased to show you around.


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ClubhouseOur

A great location for a private function –be it an engagement,anniversary orbirthday

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Our Club

MembersAbroad

I was delighted to get theopportunity to spend Summer2013 teaching sailing in Boston. The company I worked for had three sites aroundBoston. One was on the Charles River overlooking thecity of Boston. The second site was at a teenagesummer camp on Long Island and the third was on alake on the outskirts of the city which is where I workedmost of the time.

Sailing instructorship is a fantastic asset to have as itmakes you easily employable in many countries. I would

recommend travelling abroad to teach sailing to anyone. Apart from the obvious advantage of the

sun, it’s a great way to meet new people, learn new skills and get to see places while making money and having fun!

Elaine Breen

Muireann O’Regan

Getting ready to race a J22 in the club competition.

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I started working in WHSC thesummer I turned 16. It’s pretty great getting paid to drive motorboats aroundin the sun, sailing all day and essentially getting paidgood money for something you’d easily do for free. Yousuddenly look at your watch and find yourself askingwhere the day has gone – something that people don’tusually ask themselves in other jobs. When I compare that to my friends who were stuck inside for long days in yourtypical newsagents/deli shop – it’s easy to see which isthe nicer option.

Sailing experience is like a free pass to anywhere in theworld! If you have the qualifications, the world is youroyster, and you’ll have no problem getting a job as wellas expenses paid, wherever you wish.

The summer after my first year of college I worked as asailing instructor in Toronto while last summer I worked inSan Francisco. I had my job arranged and contract signedmonths before I left Ireland. I earned a higher wage andhad better working/social hours than many of my friendswho worked in non-sailing jobs and I also had my rentpart subsidised.

Besides the practical benefits work doesn’t feel like work.Taking the kids out on a J-boat to watch the start of anAmerica’s Cup race start – yes, please!

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Alison Greene

Last summer I decided to try something a bit different. Following four great summers sailing instructing in Dunmore East, I took a job working in a summer camp teachingsailing in Cape Cod. I lived in the dorms with the campers and taught all levels of sailing during the day. Workingthere doesn’t feel like a job – staff have just as much fun as the campers do and I think that is what makes the wholeatmosphere so magical. When I compare the work I was doing to the jobs that lots of my friends had there’s nocomparison. Only a crazy person would prefer to be slogging in a restaurant or sweating it out with a movingcompany instead of messing around in boats out in the sunshine all day. I’ve had the chance to do so many newthings and meet so many fantastic people through sailing, both through instructing and college racing, I can’trecommend keeping it up and getting qualified as an instructor highly enough.

Emma Dunne

I moved to Scotland five years ago to study medicine. . Last year, I decided to get more out of University and join a club. So with a background of both dinghy instructing andyacht racing, I decided to join Glasgow University Sailing Club. As a result, the last two years of college have beenabsolutely amazing! I’ve made friends with students in universities all over the UK and we’ve travelled to lakes and citiesas north as the highlands and as south as Cardiff.

Thanks to my training in Dunmore East, I was even chosen to sail for the Scottish Student Squad, and have been doing sofor the past two years. Sailing has given me the chance to experience a completely different side to university, and tobroaden my social network across the whole of the UK. With one year of university left, I’m already trying to rally mysailing friends to make an Old Boys Team. Its addictive!

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Everybody is doing it. From Obama to the ordinary person in the street! We are talking here about taking and posting selfies!

What better way to show the world you are enjoying the sailing in Dunmore East and being with your friends in the club. Make your selfie this summer with Dunmore East and sailing as a backdrop. Take it with yourself in it or with your friends and have a chance to see one of the pictures in next year’s calendar. Mail your selfie with a catchy text with your name and mobile to: [email protected] and we will be posting the selfies during the season on our website. Please make sure that your selfie canbe related to the theme:

“Sailing and Dunmore East”

Season of the

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Lemon Tree CafeMckenna Guides Awards Winner 2013

We have a lot to offer from full Irish breakfast to homemdae lunches, decadentdesserts and delicious coffee. In June, July and August a seafood-inspired eveningmenu runs on Friday and Saturday nights. From our deli shop get ready meals,quiches, patés, salads and seafood, all to go.

Open Tues to Sat 10.00am to 6.30pmOpen for evening meals on Friday andSaturday nights in June, July, August

Last year we saw the Flying Fifteens visitDunmore East and beforethat the lasers paid us avisit on national level. It was interesting to see that there were people young and old participating.

We start off every season at St Patrick’sday – the sound of young people enjoyingthemselves outside is like the first sounds ofsummer. New young sailors appear on the waterevery season and it seems that we are doingsomething right at Waterford Harbour SailingClub as we now have a number of young peopleparticipating at national and international level.In this programme you can read about someexperiences from our sailors who becameinstructors abroad.

Not all of us wants to be an instructor or workabroad – some of us just like to learn to sail while

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others just like to race locally. So how doesone get started? Easy!

Waterford Harbour Sailing Club offers “TasterSailing Classes" for all ages, starting fromseven years old. For older people we offeradult sailing classes in cooperation with theAdventure Centre. These classes will give youan idea if you like sailing or not. In July weoffer the full range of sailing courses frombeginners to Kite and Wires Course. The latter will certainly get your adrenaline levels up a bit.

Most children begin in the Optimist as this is a reliable cost-effective boat to start in. If youlook after your boat well you will find it easyto sell it on when you get older and moreaccomplised and you need to move up tolarger or faster boats with your gainedexperienced. It is always good to be in a clubwhere there are ready buyers and sellersavailable. The club website offers a section in which you can advertise the selling andbuying of boats. In the club you will find manypeople to help you find the right boat and tohelp you get in touch with people who mightbe looking for a boat.

Our Junior Organiser Julie Finnegan will assistyou in sourcing the right course for you oryour family to get you started. Once you havethe hang of sailing it is time to get racing!There is no reason to be afraid – it is all goodfun! With racing you will very quickly improveyour skills as you strive to keep up with yourfellow competitors and before you know it you will not be at the back but you will be in the middle of it …

On the water we have our safety boats tokeep an eye on you and all other competitorswill help you on the way together with theinstructors.

Come on, give it a go.

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Calendar of events 2014

May

Phone: 051383141 E-mail: [email protected] Facebook: www.facebook.com/azzurrodunmore Twitter: twitter.com/azzurrodunmore

Dock Road, Dunmore East

www.azzurro.ie

Sat May 3 08:30am – 1:00pm Crane in Dunmore for launching – Dunmore East, Ireland11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland7:30pm – 10:30pm Fitting Out Dinner – The Club

Mon May 5 All day May Day

Sat May 10 11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Tue May 13 7:30 pm – 8:30pm Commitee Meeting



Thu May 29 7:00pm – 9:00pm Cruisers: Single Handed race all in ECHO – ECHO

Fri May 30 Until June 2 Dunmore Arts Group Exhibition


Sun Jun 1 3:00 pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing

Mon Jun 2 All day June Bank Holiday Day

Wed Jun 4 6:30pm – 9:00pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

June

Azzurro is a family run Bar & Restaurant in Dunmore East. The menuis inexpensive with an emphasis on Italian and Mediteranean cuisinewith daily specials. We offer a Childrens Menu, Early Bird, Tapas andgroup menus to suit most tastes with a comprehensive take away menualso available. Azzurro has a private dining room with a capacity of 50people and a cosy outdoor heated deck. We are open seven days all yearround and open for midweek lunch daily from May to September.



Thu Jun 5 7:00pm – 9:00pm Deevy’s Motor and Marine Accessories June Cruiser League

Sat Jun 7 11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sun Jun 1 3:00 pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing

Wed Jun 11 All day Cruiseliner Windsurf – Dunmore East, Ireland6:30pm – 9:00pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland


Fri Jun 13 All day ICRA Cruiser Nationals – Dun Laoghaire, Ireland

Sat Jun 14 All day ICRA Cruiser Nationals – Dun Laoghaire, Ireland11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sun Jun 15 All day ICRA Cruiser Nationals – Dun Laoghaire, Ireland12:00pm – 7:00pm Fethard on Sea races. Race 1: F.G. Dunmore (12:00 pm)

Race 2: From Fethard (16:00 pm). All in ECHO in discard, Haig Trophy

Tue Jun 17 All day Cruiseliner Celebrity Infinity – Dunmore East, Ireland



Sat Jun 21 All day Festival of Food Fish and Fun – Dun Laoghaire, Ireland11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sun Jun 22 All day Festival of Food Fish and Fun – Dunmore East, Ireland

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* Shop * Bakery* Pâtissiere * Deli* Local Produce * Homemade Fayre* Local Shop * Groceries* Coffee Dock * Restaurant* Local Honey * Apple Tarts* Breads * Cakes* Locally Produced * Ice Cream Parlour

Crafts and Gifts (Azzurro, Italian)* Promotion of

Small FoodBusinesses

Artisan Bakery & Gourmet Foods3/4 Dock Road, Dunmore East

www.indulgeatdingleys.town.ie

Sun Jun 22 2:15pm Blessing of the Boats – Dunmore East, Ireland3:00pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Mon Jun 23 All day Cruiseliner Prinsedam – Dunmore East, Ireland



Sat Jun 28 11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sun Jun 29 3:00pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Mon Jun 30 All day Topper Training (until July 3)

Wed Jul 2 6:30pm – 9:00pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Thu Jul 3 7:00pm – 9:00pm Mulligans Pharmacy July Cruiser League

Fri Jul 4 All day Topper Nationals

Sat Jul 5 All day Topper Nationals

Sun Jul 6 All day Topper Nationals10:00am – 12:30pm Cruisers: Tramore Bay races. All in ECHO 1 Race 1.

Start race 1 Dunmore East

Mon Jul 7 All day Sailing Courses begin

July



Dock RoadDunmore EastTel: 051 383626

Open Mon – Sat9am – 6pm

Sunday 11am – 4pmJuly and August only

www.mulliganschemist.com

• Prescriptions• Healthcare• First Aid

• Beauty• Photo Services• Loyalty Programme



Sat Jul 12 11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland11:00am Club EGM

Sun Jul 13 3:00pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Wed Jul 16 6:30 pm – 9:00pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Thu Jul 17 7:00 pm – 9:00pm Mulligans Pharmacy July Cruiser League

Sat Jul 19 All day Crosby Cup Optimist – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sun Jul 20 All day Crosby Cup Optimist – Dunmore East, Ireland3:00pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland



Sat Jul 26 All day Laser Training11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sun Jul 27 All day Laser Training3:00pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland


Thu Jul 31 7:00pm – 9:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland


Sat Aug 2 All day Laser Leinster Championships – Dunmore East, Ireland11:00am – 1:30pm Coffee Morning

Sun Aug 3 All day Laser Leinster Championships – Dunmore East, Ireland3:00pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Mon Aug 4 All day August Bank Holiday DayAll day Dale Morris-Coleman Cup

Wed Aug 6 6:30pm – 9:00pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Thu Aug 7 7:00pm – 9:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sat Aug 9 11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, IrelandAll day Dinghy Club Championships8:00pm Commodore’s Ball

Sun Aug 10 All day Dinghy Club Championships3:00pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland



Sat Aug 16 11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sun Aug 17 3:00pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Mon Aug 18 All day Cruiseliner Rotterdam – Dunmore East, Ireland

Tue Aug 19 All day Cruiseliner Crystal Symphony and Thompson Spirit








August




September

Mon Sep 1 All day Cruiseliner Celebrity Infinity – Dunmore East, Ireland

Thu Sep 4 6:30pm –8:30pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Fri Sep 5 All day Cruiseliner Windsurf – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sun Sep 7 3:00pm – 5:00pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Thu Sep 11 6:30pm –8:30pm Cruiser Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sat Sep 13 11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland3:00pm – 5:00pm Last cruiser race of season8:00pm – 10:00pm Laying Up Dinner

Sat Sep 20 11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland

Sat Sep 27 11:00am – 1:30pm Dinghy Racing – Dunmore East, Ireland



Dunmore East is a picturesque fishing village in a veryconvenient location of the southern coast. Whether heading EastWest or North, Dunmore East will never get you too far off yourtrack. Although primarily a fishing port, Dunmore East now alsooffers facilities to visiting yachts with some new additions thisyear. There are now pontoons available in the harbour for visitingyachts and the club will help with possible swing moorings. Prior to arrival contact the harbour master Harry McLoughlin on +353(0)87 7931705 or VHF channel 12 or 16. Alternatively e-mail [email protected] in advance of your visit.

Welcometo Dunmore East

NavigationFor navigational details follow link:http://www.agriculture.gov.ie/fisheries/fisheryharbours/dunmoreeastfisheryharbourcentre/

FuelCan be arranged locally throughthe Harbour Master.

WaterWater is available near the IceHouse on the West Pier andattached to the Services Facilities,midway on the East Pier.

ElectricityThree phase available and limited220 from the Services Facilities onEast pier. Voucher cards €5.00from Harbour Office.

Waste DisposalCan be arranged locally throughthe Harbour Master.

Harbour ChargesPlease see the list of chargesavailable in the Harbour Office.

Visiting Leisure BoatsIn close cooperation with theHarbour Master. we will try tocater for visitors where possible onMoorings and on the pontoons inthe harbour. Please come and visitDunmore East and WaterfordHarbour Sailing Club

Courtesy to Fishing BoatsTo allow fishing boats freedom to leave and arrive at all timeswithout hindrance, the followingrules apply:1. Please moor in the designated

locations as specified by theHarbour Master It is compulsoryto have a shore line for bowand stern to avoid swinging,particularly the outside boats.

2. Depending on the wind directionand strength, it may be morehelpful that all boats have asimilar bow or a stern line toshore to allow inside boatsdepart either to head or tostern. However the outside boatsmust have both bow and stern.

3. CCTV facilities are in placecovering the harbour.

Car ParkingParking on the tarmacadam areaon the West Pier wall. Cars arebanned from parking on thecemented area close to the westpier edge. This is the landing areafor fish. Parked cars should use thereconstructed areas on the EastPier facing the pier wall ensuringno obstruction to harbour traffic.Car parking is also available infront of the club house.

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1. Rules The event will be governed but the ‘Rules’ as defined in theRacing Rules of Sailing (RRS). The prescriptions of the RYAwill apply. The events will be run by Waterford HarbourSailing Club.

Competitors should note that Waterford Harbour SailingClub implements the RYA Racing Charter and that they willbe required to undertake to sail in compliance the Charter,which can be found at the front of the Royal YachtingAssociation rule book (Racing Rules of Sailing 2009-2012) orat www.rya.org.uk/racing/charter

2. Alteration to Sailing Instructions of Schedule

Racing will be governed by the Racing Rules of Sailing, theprescriptions of the FYA except as any of these are changedby these sailing instructions.

Notices to competitors will be posted on the websitewww.whsc.ie .Changes to sailing instructions will be postedfor 60 minutes before the advertised start time of any race,which is not sailed back to back.

3. Entries Eligible boats may be entered by completing registration onthe official entry form and shall register their details and

sign the entry form before the series begins. All boats mustenter their sail number and must display that number ontheir mainsail throughout the race.

The safety of a yacht and her entire management shall bethe sole responsibility of the competitor racing the yacht,who must ensure the yacht and the crew are adequate toface the conditions that may arise in the course of the race.The establishment of these sailing instructions in no waylimits or reduces the absolute responsibility of the competitorfor his crew, his yacht and the management thereof. It is thesole and exclusive responsibility of each yacht to decidewhether or not to start or continue the race.

Each vessel will have valid and current third party insurance.The race organisers shall not be responsible for any loss,damage, death or personal injury howsoever caused to thecompetitor, his boat or crew, as a result of taking part in therace or races. Owners/representatives shall acknowledgetheir responsibility on the official entry form and draw theattention of their crew to this disclaimer before the start of the race.

4. Safety In all races owners must ensure crews are properly preparedand clothed to face bad weather and that boats are also

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suitably prepared. In all races all competitors must wearlifejackets or other adequate personal buoyancy at all timeswhen afloat. Wetsuits and dry suits are not adequatepersonal buoyancy.

Owners or owner’s official representatives must completeand sign the club race sheet.

5. Measurement The Race committee may permit a yacht to use sails by RRSappendix G1 only, in exceptional circumstances. Suchrequests must be made in writing to the Race Officer.

Yardsticks, Clyde CA Handicaps for each boat will be agreedby the clubs officers and will be published on the noticeboard the morning of the event.

6. Signals Made AshoreFlag signals ashore will be made at the front of the clubhouse.

7. Schedule of RacesRaces will be as posted in the club Events Calendar. Warningsignals time will be stated. Where 2 races are scheduled theywill be sailed back to back, Race 2 warning signal shortlyafter the finish of Race 1.

8. Racing AreaThe racing area will be in Waterford Harbour unlessotherwise stated in the Events Calendar.

9. CoursesThe WHSC marks or courses card will be used unlessotherwise stated with a number and optional letter denotingthe course to be sailed. The course or course number will becommunicated in the clubhouse and may also becommunicated on VHF Ch 8.

10. MarksThe course marks will be WHSC racing marks (Yellow Buoysand Red Markers) and navigational marks.

11. The StartRaces will be started using RRS 26. The warning signal willbe ICF ‘W’.

Start line

The starting line will be that formed by the mast of theclubhouse and a starting mark (WHSC racing mark)specified by the WHSC course card.

Starts with No Race Officer (cruiser fleets only)

Starting signals will be made from a designated ‘RaceBoat’ on VHF Ch 8. All yachts should keep a record oftheir elapsed time. The elapsed time should bereported to the ‘Race Boat’ at finishing.

12. The FinishThe finishing line will be that formed by a mark of the courseand the mast of the clubhouse.

13. Time LimitFor ‘Cup’ races, in amendment to RRS 35, any boat failed tofinish within 60 minutes of the leading boat shall be scored‘Did Not Finish’. The time limit for the leading boat on therace will be 2 hours.

For ‘Series’ races, in amendment to RRS 35, any boat failedto finish within 40 minutes of the leading boat shall bescored ‘Did Not Finish’. The time limit for the leading boat onthe race will be 80 minutes.

14. ProtestsProtests shall be written on forms provided by the RaceOfficer, and lodged with the Race Officer within session.Protests will be held in the order of receipt as soon aspossible.

15. ScoringThe low-point scoring system, RRS Appendix A will apply. The number of races to be sailed and discards will be asstated in the club Event Calendar.

16. Rescheduled Races Thursday races which are not sailed are automaticallyrescheduled to the Thursday of the same week and will carry the same race number. If on that Thursday evening the race is again lost, it will not be re-sailed. Timings aresimilar.

Sunday series races not sailed will be automaticallyrescheduled to the Sunday of that week and will carry thesame race number. The start time will be advised at thattime. If that Sunday race is again lost, it will not be re-sailed.

Cup races not sailed will be rescheduled. New date and timewill be posted on the club notice board and may be postedon the website.

17. WHSC Crash BoatsSailors are reminded that any crew and passengers in WHSCrescue and ferry boats must wear lifejackets or appropriatebuoyancy and must be suitably dressed to meet theconditions at all times.

18. Rubbish DisposalBoats shall not throw rubbish into the water. Rubbish may bedeposited on support and official boats.

19. PrizesResults will be advised asap and perpetual trophies will beawarded at the Club Annual Dinner.



1. Organising AuthorityWaterford Harbour Sailing Club.

2. RulesCurrent ISAF Racing Rules of Sailing (RRS), the prescriptionsof the RYA, current class rules applicable to competingyachts, this notice of race, the sailing instructions and anyamendments thereto.

3. RYA Racing CharterCompetitors should note the WHSC has implemented theRYA Racing Charter and that, when entering competitors willbe required to undertake to sail in compliance with the Charter.

4. EligibilityAll yachts should carry a valid IRC, Clyde CruisingAssociation Portsmouth Yardstick (PY) handicap. WHSCorganising committee may be prepared to issue a temporaryhandicap.

5. Safety RequirementsCruisers will conform to ORC category 4 at all times. Dinghyclasses must sail within their class rules.

6. AdvertisingRRS 80 will apply.

7. Sailing NumbersRRS 77 and appendix G, and ORC special regulation 4.01 will not apply. All boats shall display a sail number on themainsail, easily identifiable from the committee boat, andthis is the number to be shown on the entry form. Sailnumber on all headsails, including spinnakers, shall be thesame as those on the mainsail unless previously authorisedby the committee.

8. EntriesAll entries shall be made on the appropriate entry formwhere applicable.

9. Racing ScheduleRaces will be as posted in the club events calendar. Warningsignal time will be stated.

10. CoursesThe WHSC marks or courses card will be used unlessotherwise stated with a number and optional letter denotingthe course to be sailed. The course number will becommunicated on VHF Ch 8.

11. ResultsResults will be posted asap after sailing in the clubhouse andthe WHSC website.

12. PrizesPerpetual trophies area awarded at the Annual Dinner.

13. Responsibilities and InsuranceThe safety of a boat and her entire management shall be thesole responsibility of the owner/person in charge who mustensure that the boat and crew are adequate to face theconditions that may arise in the course of racing. Neither thisnotice of race, nor the sailing instructions (including anyamendments) limits or reduces the absolute responsibility ofthe owner/person-in-charge for the crew, the boat and hermanagement. By launching or going to sea, the boat confirmsthe she is equipped and seaworthy so as to be able to faceextremes of weather; that there is crew sufficient in number,experience and fitness to withstand such weather; and thatthe safety equipment is properly maintained, stowed and indate and that the crew knows how to use it. The fact thatthe race committee conducts inspections of a boat does not reduce the responsibilities of the boat set out in thisparagraph.

The organising authority shall not be responsible for anyloss, damage, death or personal injury howsoever caused.The organisers encompass everyone helping run the race and the event, and includes the organising authority, therace committee, the race officers, patrol boats, beachmasters and sponsors. The provision of patrol boats does not relieve the boat of her responsibilities.

Boats shall carry insurance protection for third partyliabilities to a minimum of €3,000,000.00


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I am still a beginner and made a fool out ofmyself on a number of occasions and eventuallylearned what starboard or port was on a boat afterclaiming rights in a race against one of the big boys. One looks really cool when you are claiming

starboard tack whilst you are on a port tack.

These are things that can happen in

the heat of the race and you learn from

them. Every cruiser in the club is nearly always looking for crew.

Now what is the definition of good crew? You would think that it is experienced

crew but this is not always

the case. On a boat there are about 6-7 positionsand with some common sense and interest andlistening to the fellow crew you can get the basics ofone of those positions in two or three races. If youwant to know a little more before you go to a boaton these positions I suggest you Google “Basics ofSailing by Captain Kangaroo”. It will explain to youin brief and in layman’s terms, some of thesepositions in a funny way, but I suggest you do notstudy them too much before your first sail.

So what is it in a good crew member that a skipperis looking for …? All you need is to be regularlyavailable so that you can start getting better at oneor two jobs on the boat. Turn up when you haveagreed to be available for sailing as not turning upat the last minute will leave the boat short-handed.Skippers have lots of time for crew that are eager toimprove and are good team workers and have acompetitive streak in them. A bit of anti-fouling with the owner is always appreciated too.

So if you would like to get a taste of sailing, want tofind out if this is something you like, all you need todo is get in touch with the Cruiser Captain or turnup on a Thursday evening at 18.30 or Sundayafternoon at 14.30 with a lifejacket, pair ofwellington boots and some wet gear and we willnot leave you standing on the quay.You are welcome on board.

For many the step to go on a sailing

boat is still a big step; I know it as I did

it only a few years ago … but I am still

grateful to the skipper who invited

me on board.

It could be you!

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Permanent and Semi Permanent Marks

Bay Cafe Dunmore East

Mark Lat Long

Curran 52.15323 -6.98955N 52˚ 9.1938’ W 6˚ 59.373’

Mid Channel 52.14918 -6.94988N 52˚ 8.9508’ W 6˚ 56.9928’

Walls 52.16813 -6.96468N 52˚ 10.0878’ W 6˚ 57.8808’

South Mark 52.14138 -6.98790N 52˚ 8.4828’ W6 ˚ 59.2739’

Note: Locations accurate as of July 9 2011. Distances are in Nautical Miles. Bearings are based on True north.

Start/Dest Curran Walls Mid-Channel South

Curran Bearing: 45° Bearing: 99° Bearing: 175°Distance: 1.28 Distance: 1.49 Distance: 0.71

Walls Bearing: 225° Bearing: 154° Bearing: 208°Distance: 1.28 Distance: 1.26 Distance: 1.82

Mid Channel Bearing: 279° Bearing: 334° Bearing: 251°Distance: 1.49 Distance: 1.26 Distance: 1.48

South Bearing: 355° Bearing: 28° Bearing: 71°Distance: 0.71 Distance: 1.82 Distance: 1.48

Visit our beautiful café, situated on the harbour in Dunmore East, Co. Waterford. We make all kinds of beautiful food! Our signature dishis our open crab sandwich...and if you fancy something hot, try ouracclaimed seafood chowder. We've become renowned for our qualityvalue and simply great food! So why not pop in and treat yourself andexperience our genuinely friendly staff, a fantastic view and greatvalue seven days a week, all year round.

Dock Road, Dunmore East, Co. Waterford Tel: 051 383 900

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CommitteeCommodore:Barry O’Connor

Vice Commodore:Ronan Mulligan

Treasurer:Bob Taite

Secretary:Donal Dunne

House Manager:Aoife McCarthy

Outdoor Amenities:Andrew Paul

Junior Organiser:Julie Finnegan

Sailing Secretary:Charlie Boland

Cruiser Captain:Robert Marchant

Bar Manager:John Sherwood

Useful NumbersHarbourmaster HarryMcCloughlin051-383166/ 087-7931705

Waterford Harbour Sailing Club051-383389

Adventure Centre051-383783

RNLI Station (Non emergencies)051-383268

COAST GUARD EMERGENCIES999 or 112

Barrow Bridge051-319805

Sea Area Forecast1550-123855

Boat MaintenanceDunmore Boat Yard086-8245430

Peter Curran, diesel engineer051-383832 / 086-2467634

Coast to Coast Diesel051-382797 / 087-2512170

UK Halsey Sails021-4831505

Deevy’s Chandlery Waterford051-874477

Mast & Rigging Cork021-4833878

Shops/ProvisionsLondis051-383471Centra051-383202

RestaurantsLemon Tree051-383164

Azurro Bar & Restaurant051-383141

The Strand Inn051-383161

Bay Café051-383900

The Spinnaker051-383133

O’Shea Fish and Chips051-383007

HotelsThe Haven Hotel051-383150

The Strand Inn051-383161

MYC Ocean Hotel051-385314

HealthDoctor (Caredoc)1850-334999

Mulligan’s Pharmacy051-383626 (09.30-18.00)

TransportRapid Cabs051-858585

Suirway Bus051-382209

Passage East Car Ferry051-382480

Every team will be responsible for organising oneevening for the other three teams so you can enjoy and

relax at the other three. To score points the other teams will judge you on the ambiance of your dinner

room, the dinner itself and last but not least the entertainment.

The winning team will take away the big prize of €500.

THE RULES• Dinners will take place over four Saturdays, one in October, November, January

and February.

• You need to cook a minimum of a three-course meal.

• You need to cater for your own team and the three other teams, so in total 48 people.

• Food to be begged or borrowed or self caught, stolen from the neighbours orchard or allotment,

• One bottle of wine for every two people to be provided by the hosting team to the guests.

• You will need to present on the evening how you sourced your food.

• No ready meals or shop bought desserts etc.

• No help from other people outside your team.

• Once your menu has been posted on the website you cannot change it.

• You must attend the dinner party of your own team.

• If you cannot attend a dinner party from another team you must ensure your seat will be used by somebody else.

• No sniffing for information about what people like or don’t like – just cook what you want to.

• If everyone has any ALLERGIES or dietary requirements (not do not like) then please let us know.

• Cost for four evenings €100 per person. All proceeds to the club.

This winter we will be running “Come DineWith Me” in the Club. Four teams of 12 peoplewill be cooking for each other cateringtherefore for 48 people. The Dinners will beover four Saturday nights, one in each ofOctober, November, January and February.What better way to use our fabulous facilitiesand to stay in touch with your fellow sailors.

e500PRIZE


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0126 0.3 0054 0.9 0144 0.6 0111 0.9 0241 1.1 0232 0.9 0251 1.1 0312 0.80724 4.3 0656 4.1 0740 4.2 0712 4.2 0835 3.7 0835 4.1 0851 3.9 0916 4.2

F 1350 0.3 SA 1308 0.9 SU 1408 0.7 M 1330 0.9 W 1505 1.2 TH 1456 1.0 F 1517 1.3 SA 1537 0.91945 4.3 1909 4.1 1958 4.1 1928 4.1 2049 3.6 2053 4.0 2104 3.7 2134 4.0

0209 0.5 0130 0.9 0226 0.8 0153 1.0 0324 1.2 0324 1.0 0334 1.3 0404 0.90806 4.1 0730 4.0 0820 4.0 0753 4.1 0918 3.6 0927 4.0 0934 3.6 1007 4.0

SA 1433 0.5 SU 1346 0.9 M 1450 0.9 TU 1414 1.0 TH 1551 1.3 F 1550 1.1 SA 1603 1.4 SU 1631 1.12027 4.1 1945 4.1 2036 3.9 2011 4.0 2134 3.5 2148 3.7 2149 3.5 2228 3.7

0252 0.7 0208 1.0 0309 1.0 0239 1.1 0414 1.4 0422 1.1 0424 1.4 0503 1.10847 3.9 0808 4.0 0901 3.6 0839 4.0 1007 3.4 1025 3.9 1021 3.5 1104 3.9

SU 1517 0.8 M 1428 1.0 TU 1534 1.1 W 1504 1.1 F 1645 1.5 SA 1651 1.1 SU 1656 1.5 M 1731 1.12108 3.9 2026 4.0 2119 3.5 2100 3.9 2226 3.3 2249 3.6 2240 3.4 2328 3.6

0338 0.9 0252 1.0 0356 1.2 0332 1.1 0515 1.5 0527 1.1 0522 1.5 0609 1.10931 3.6 0851 3.9 0946 3.4 0934 3.7 1107 3.3 1130 3.7 1116 3.5 1209 3.6

M 1604 1.0 TU 1515 1.1 W 1624 1.3 TH 1600 1.2 SA 1749 1.6 SU 1800 1.2 M 1758 1.5 TU 1841 1.22152 3.5 2113 3.8 2206 3.3 2158 3.6 2332 3.2 2359 3.6 2343 3.4

0434 1.2 0038 3.51035 3.6 0721 1.1

F 1705 1.3 W 1320 3.62304 3.5 1953 1.2

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