Asian Fusion themed menu - click on the picture or event title for menu details
£20 per person
Royal Ulster Yacht Club was established in 1866 and boasts an enviable location on an elevated site overlooking Bangor Bay with views to the Co Antrim shore and north and east to the Mull of Kintyre, Arran and Ailsa Craig.
With relatively sheltered waters RUYC runs a full programme of racing each year from Easter right through to October and there are several Cruises in Company to destinations in Ireland and Scotland.
Throughout the year we organise a variety of Social Functions from Club Night Talks to Scottish Dancing, from RYA Training Courses to Festive Dinners and Dances.
The Club welcomes visitors from all round the world including visiting yachtsmen and women moored in the nearby Quay Marinas Bangor Marina.
Notice of Race and Entry Form plus Sailing Instructions for the Round the Lough Series and the RUYC Specific Sailing Instructions for Regatta Day are all available on the relevant event pages on the web site. Head to the Saiing Section for more information.
A great new offer for members from TCK @ RUYC on Wednesday and Thursday evenings
Two Main Courses and a Bottle of House Wine for £39
Members call 028 9165 5002 to book
A few snippets gleaned from Ed Wheeler's Pictorial History of the Club.
1919 - The Club was attempting to resume a semblance of pre-war activities. The Minutes show good co-operation with the Ballyholme Sailing Club (not yet Ballyholme Yacht Club) in the matter of starting guns, co-ordination of fixtures etc. This is Ballyholme YC's Centenary Year - long may the good co-operation contiunue!
Our Bar Convenor, Tom Bell, has put together a lovely selection of Bin End Special wines, including one of the Fine and Rare range. Be quick, becasue when they're gone they're gone !
Click on The Bin End Sign for details
Outline details of the Club Night Talks are now listed under Social - Click Here
Subjects range from the Volvo Ocean Race to tales of Strangford Lough
Snooker Convenor Stephen Smith has written a report of this year's competitions and this and the results are posted in the Snooker section of Club Activities. You can read the full report using the link below:
Fantastic achievement on Tuesday by Club member and former Honorary Secretary Tony Weston in partnership with fellow "Donaghadee Chunky Dunker" Martin Strain. Dropped off by the RUYC rescue RIB in Chapel Bay Copeland Island they swam to Donaghadee Harbour in 1 hour 16 minutes (No wetsuits). They set off roughly due West until the SE stream carried them down to their destination. The RIB, crewed by Martin's wife Kathryn, David Meeke and Bob Torrens shadowed them on the way across.
They will be making a donation to Marie Curie Cancer Care. The RUYC Facebook page will shortly be posting a link for members who would like to make a small gesture in honour of their courage.
Link to Marie Curie Cancer Care donate page:
https://www.mariecurie.org.uk/donate
Bangor Town Regatta
Bangor Town Regatta is Northern Ireland’s premier keel boat regatta, set on the shores of Belfast Lough the event offers excellent yacht racing for numerous classes of yacht. Following on from the successful event in 2018, the Bangor Town Regatta events team has begun the process of building upon the previous event.
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Race 3 of 9 of the Late Series Club Racing
Please ensure the Sailing Secretary has your boat details including sail number, type and handicap.
E-mail:Sailing Secretary
Sailing Programme Click Here. Course Card and Sailing Instructions Click Here
Race 4 of 9 of the Late Series Club Racing
Please ensure the Sailing Secretary has your boat details including sail number, type and handicap.
E-mail:Sailing Secretary
Sailing Programme Click Here. Course Card and Sailing Instructions Click Here
Race 5 of 9 of the Late Series Club Racing
Please ensure the Sailing Secretary has your boat details including sail number, type and handicap.
E-mail:Sailing Secretary
Sailing Programme Click Here. Course Card and Sailing Instructions Click Here
So you want to introduce a New Member? - Fantastic!
For more information on the membership application process and a downloadable application form Click Here
Asian Fusion themed menu - click on the picture or event title for menu details
£20 per person
Fun and games for the kids with a pirate theme - 2.30 - 4.30pm
Games, Treasure Hunt, Galleon
Family Tea - 4.30 - 6.30
Pirate cocktails for the grown-ups!
Sunday Tapas with music with the Alan Niblock Trio
Tapas served 2.30 - 4.30pm. Menu - click on the photo or event title
Music 2.30 - 5.30pm
Royal Ulster Yacht Club offers one of the best venues in Northern Ireland for formal and casual dining experiences with unrivalled setting and views over Belfast Lough.
The Clubs Range of Clothing is available to view online, please call in to the clubhouse to order.
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