Rachel Solon posted on November 24, 2011 19:30
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ISA Newsletter
24th November 2011
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ISA Junior & Girls All Ireland Sailing Championships
ISA Junior & Girls All Ireland Sailing Championships will take place this Saturday the 26th of November in the Royal St George Yacht Club, Dun Laoghaire in a fleet of nine Fireflies. Each competitor will sail with one crew member of their choice in four races with eight teams then progressing through to the final medal race.
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ISA Mitsubishi Youth National Sailing Championships
The ISA has today announced that online registration has opened for the 2012 ISA Mitsubishi Youth National Sailing Championships.
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ISA Welcomes Gail MacAllister to the Team
The ISA is delighted to announce that Gail MacAllister will be taking over from Denis Dillon as ISA Regional Development Officer for the south of the country.
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Clontarf Flood Defence
The ISA support the objections of Clontarf Yacht & Boat Club and the other Clubs of North Dublin and Dublin Bay to the proposal.
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Kinvarra Pier Bye Law
The ISA Regional Development Team successfully negotiate with Galway County Council to amend their byelaws to allow vessels used for ‘bona fide navigation’ to continue to use the pier for overnight stays.
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Ocean Fever - The Damian Foxall Story
We have 3 copies of the book to give away but the competition closes on the 30th of November.
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IWA Wave Sailing Championship Finals
Mikey Clancy was crowned IWA champion for 2011 before the title was stripped due to an oversight on points and discards and awarded to Rob Jones instead.
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In this Issue
- ISA Junior & Girls All Ireland Sailing Championships
- ISA Mitsubishi Youth National Sailing Championships
- ISA Welcomes Gail MacAllister to the Team
- Clontarf Flood Defence
- Kinvarra Pier Bye Law
- Ocean Fever - The Damian Foxall Story
- IWA Wave Sailing Championship Finals
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