Christmas Lunches and Dinner Menus served daily up to Christmas and Christmas Day Standard and Vegetarian Menus. Click on the pudding and scroll down to see all the menus. Enjoy!
From EuroSail News:
Ari and Mikey Celebrates First Finnish IMOCA
Ari Huusela became the first Finn and Scandinavian in an IMOCA to finish the Transat Jacques Vabre Normandie Le Havre on Friday as he and Irish co-skipper, Michael Ferguson, forced Ariel IIacross the finish line in the Bay of All Saints. There was no mistaking that it was them, because you could see Salvador through their mainsail.
Black Tie Candlelight Dinner with music by the Leading Ladies Duo
Tickets from the Club Office 028 9127 0568 or info@ruyc.uk
Members £32, their guests £37. Payment is required with booking.
Tickets on sale for members only until 11th October after which time tickets will be available for invited guests if not already sold out.
For menu click on the candle!
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.
Christmas Lunches and Dinner Menus served daily up to Christmas and Christmas Day Standard and Vegetarian Menus. Click on the pudding and scroll down to see all the menus. Enjoy!
Objection to Planning Application
The Rear Commodore would like to draw the attention of Members to the lodgement by King’s Fellowship of an Amended Planning Application for their site at the junction of Seacliff Road and Ward Avenue. Unfortunately very little has changed from their original proposal to make it anything like appropriate and acceptable not just for the Club but also for the area as a whole.
Members who sent in letters of objection to the original Application may be assuming that their objection is automatically carried forward and will apply to the Amended Application. Unfortunately that is not the case and it is necessary to send in a further letter of objection to the Applicant’s new proposal even though little has changed. It is also open to Members who may not have objected to the original Application to now do so in relation to the Amended Application and they are encouraged to make the effort and do this. The more objections that are submitted then the greater are the prospects of preventing this completely inappropriate development for the area. Click Here for suggested content of objection letters
Details of autumn and early winter entertainment are now on the Social section of the web site including three more quiz nights and three Club Night talks. Please note the Club Nights are now on the first Wednesday of each month.
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!
From Wednesday 6 September 2017 the Coastguard will no longer broadcast on VHF 23, 84 and 86. It will instead use VHF 62, 63 and 64. The use of VHF Channel 10 for MSI and pollution control (back up) is unchanged.
There is more information on the changes on the RYA web site: Click Here
From EuroSail News:
Ari and Mikey Celebrates First Finnish IMOCA
Ari Huusela became the first Finn and Scandinavian in an IMOCA to finish the Transat Jacques Vabre Normandie Le Havre on Friday as he and Irish co-skipper, Michael Ferguson, forced Ariel IIacross the finish line in the Bay of All Saints. There was no mistaking that it was them, because you could see Salvador through their mainsail.
RUYC member Lori McAleer follows on the Club tradition of long distance sailing. she has just completed Leg 2 of the Clipper Round the World Race. Click on her photo for more details.
Photo: Clipper Race web site
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.
So you want to introduce a New Member? - Fantastic!
For more information on the membership application process and a downloadable application form Click Here
Black Tie Candlelight Dinner with music by the Leading Ladies Duo
Tickets from the Club Office 028 9127 0568 or info@ruyc.uk
Members £32, their guests £37. Payment is required with booking.
Tickets on sale for members only until 11th October after which time tickets will be available for invited guests if not already sold out.
For menu click on the candle!
Christmas Hot Buffet and Dancing to The Soda Popz and DJ from 12 midnight to 1.00am
Bring in 2020 with a Finest Indian Cuisine Buffet at the Club served from 7.30pm
Members only booking until 1st November, members can book for guests after that date if tickets still available. 028 91270568 or info@ruyc.uk
Click on the picture for more detail including smart casual dress code
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.
Girls' Night In
The showing of Mama Mia was very popular, as were the Prosecco and boxes of popcorn. The Front Bar was filled with happy chattering ladies, indeed, as can be seen from the photograph, there was scarcely room for our two fantastic barmen, AJ and Daniel, to weave their way amongst the tables. The donation for the ticket for the event included an entry in the raffle and all monies raised (nearly £600) went to the charity CancerFocus NI. There were numerous requests for a repeat of the format which we hope to do early in the New Year. Many thanks to all who supported the event.
Following the discovery of a long lost newspaper article, the revival of the Royal lLster versus Royal North Cricket Match took place last Sunday at Holywood Cricket Club.
