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The Irish Cruising Club

Cruising under sail along the coasts of Ireland has a long and colourful history, but it was not until over 90 years ago, in 1929 that the Irish Cruising Club was brought into being.  Although the Irish Cruising Club has no premises of its own, it’ is essentially’s membership is primarily based in Ireland, cruising the Irish coast and points far beyond. Its activities have always included a significant outward-looking element.

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At the founding of the ICC in Glengarriff. The three white tops are (left to right) ‘Old Harry’ Donegan, Herbert Wright Senior and ‘Young Harry’ Donegan. Gerald Barry is on the right in the beret, while Billy McBride is at the lower right standing (we hope) in a dinghy

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Recent Articles

News and Articles from our Members

RCC Cruise in the Azores

16-26 July 2024 ICC members are invitedThe RCC organisers are Lorne Byatt, Hugh Clay and Tim Trafford. Lorne says: “On each island for which there is a Meet stop organised, we have arranged a meal Read more…

2024 Western Spring Lunch

Re-introduced for the first time in over ten years, the western spring lunch organised by John Coyle was a resounding success. It was held at the Ardilaun Hotel in Galway. After drinks at the bar, Read more…

Northern Walk, December 2023

by Meave Bell The wet and windy winter season has been punctuated with lunches and walks for the northern members. Their usual Christmas format of a members’ meeting followed by Christmas lunch in the ever-hospitable Read more…