DUBLIN BAY – THE CRADLE OF YACHT RACING
by Hal Sisk
Amateur Competitive Sailing—
Where and when did our sport emerge?
Who took the lead?
Who wrote the rules?
History, Folklore and Construction
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History, Folklore and Construction
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- Recorded Boats
- 12ft punt
- A. K. Ilen
- Aigh Vie - Manx Nobby
- Curach Adhmaid
- Currach - Blasket Island
- Currach - Inisheer Island
- Currach - Inishturk Island
- Currach - Inishkea Island
- Currach - Scattery Island
- Drontheim
- Fishing Smack - Richard Hall
- Free State
- Galway hooker
- Galway Hooker - Gleoiteog
- Hanorah - Heir Island lobster Boat
- Kerry Naomhóg
- Kinsale Hooker
- Lake Angling Boat - Lough Corrib
- Lough Erne YC - Model 1
- Lough Erne YC - Model 2
- Lough Erne YC - Model 3
- Lough Erne YC - Model 4
- Lough Erne YC - Model 5
- Lough Erne YC - Model 6
- Lough Erne YC - Model 7
- Lough Erne YC - Model 8
- Lough Erne YC - Model 9
- Naomh Brigid
- Naomh Lua
- Rankin dinghy
- Saoirse
- Seine Follower Boat
- Tern - Hegarty Lobster Boat
- Three Hand Kerry Naomhog - Model
- Topaz - Manx Nobby
- Water Nymph 1885
- West Cork Mackerel Yawl
- Boatbuilders
- Jimmy Furey
- Walter Levigne
- McDonalds - Model 1
- McDonalds - Model 2
- McDonalds - Model 3
- McDonalds - Model 4
- McDonalds - Model 5
- Tyrells - 35ft Motor Fishing Vessel
- Tyrells - Model 1
- Tyrells - Model 2
- Tyrells - Model 3
- Tyrells - Model 4
- Tyrells - Model 5
- Tyrells - Model 6
- Tyrells - Model 7
- Tyrells - Model 8
- Tyrells - Model 9
- Tyrells - Shipwright
- Daingean Museum Store
- Four Oared Boat
- Two-masted carvel-built boat
- GreenCastle Museum
- GreenCastle Museum Model 1
- GreenCastle Museum Model 2
- GreenCastle Museum Model 3
- GreenCastle Museum Model 4
- Turlough Park Museum
- Currach Collection
- Museum Interior
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This 53 page publication rewrites the origins of yacht racing. The worldwide phenomenon of competitive sailing for fun is much younger than older forms of yachting.
Yachting historian Hal Sisk describes how the worldwide sport of yacht and
dinghy racing was popularised and formatted by the pioneering yachtsmen of
Dublin Bay.
Dublin Bay – The Cradle of Yacht Racing
First published in Ireland 2012 by Peggy Bawn Press
ISBN: 978-0-9571123-1-5
Specification:
Softcover 52 pages
Language: English
Book Dimensions: 29 x 21 x 0.5 cm
Contact:
Peggy Bawn Press
c/o Copper Reed Studio
94 Henry Street, Limerick, Ireland
Phone: +353 (0)86 2640 479
Email:books@peggybawnpress.com