Chandlery @ Dun Laoghaire
Our sister shop Viking Marine in Dun Laoghaire stocks a full range of chandlery, boat parts and marine clothing from a 3000 square foot premises. Conveniently located on Marine Road, the shop is located only minutes walk from the Marina and Yacht Clubs in Dun Laoghaire. Send a message directly to Dun Laoghaire using the form below and they will get back to you as soon as possible.
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Viking Marine
Kilcoole Industrial Estate,
Kilcoole,
Co. Wicklow.
T: +353 1 2811168
boats@vikingmarine.ie
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Viking Marine
The Pavilion,
Dun Laoghaire,
Co. Dublin.
T:+353 1 2806654
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Wicklow Tide Times for 26th April 2019
Tide Times & Heights for Wicklow on 26th April 2019 04:50 - High Tide (2.29m) 10:52 - Low Tide (0.86m) 17:50 - High Tide (2.16m) 23:12 - Low Tide (1.04m)
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Tide Times & Heights for Wicklow on 26th April 2019 04:50 - High Tide (2.29m) 10:52 - Low Tide (0.86m) 17:50 - High Tide (2.16m) 23:12 - Low Tide (1.04m)
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Kinsale's O'Suilleabhain Leads Radial Irish Youths at Royal Cork Yacht Club (Photo Gallery Here!)
(Thu, 25 Apr 2019)
After a light and flukey start, Royal Cork Yacht Club sailed three races for 420s and Laser Radial classes in the first day of competition at the Irish Sailing
Youth National Championships in Cork Harbour today writes Bob Bateman
In the ten–boat 420 class, the National Yacht Club's Nicola Ferguson on five points has a two-point lead from East Antrim's Lucy Kane with Morgan Lyttle of the Royal St. George Yacht Club a
point behind in third.
The Ferguson sisters lead the 420 class Photo: Bob Bateman
In the 28-boat Radial class, Micheal O'Suilleabhain of Kinsale on five points leads last weekend's Munster Championship winner Jamie McMahon of Howth Yacht Club by one
point. Local hopes are with Atlee Kohl of RCYC on 11–points.
Munster Championship winner Jamie McMahon lies second overall in the Radials Photo: Bob
Bateman
Racing continues tomorrow subject to forecast. Full results are
here
Scroll down for photo gallery of today's action
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After a light and flukey start, Royal Cork Yacht Club sailed three races for 420s and Laser Radial classes in the first day of competition at the Irish Sailing
Youth National Championships in Cork Harbour today writes Bob Bateman
In the ten–boat 420 class, the National Yacht Club's Nicola Ferguson on five points has a two-point lead from East Antrim's Lucy Kane with Morgan Lyttle of the Royal St. George Yacht Club a
point behind in third.
The Ferguson sisters lead the 420 class Photo: Bob Bateman
In the 28-boat Radial class, Micheal O'Suilleabhain of Kinsale on five points leads last weekend's Munster Championship winner Jamie McMahon of Howth Yacht Club by one
point. Local hopes are with Atlee Kohl of RCYC on 11–points.
Munster Championship winner Jamie McMahon lies second overall in the Radials Photo: Bob
Bateman
Racing continues tomorrow subject to forecast. Full results are
here
Scroll down for photo gallery of today's action
>> Read More