The Christmas Lunch and Dinner Menus for Tom Corran's Kitchen are now available, please click on the link below:
A few snippets gleaned from Ed Wheeler's Pictorial History of the Club.
"After amendments to the rules had been confirmed at the AGM, the first full lady members were admited, enjoying all the rights of membrship and theoretically eliminating gender distinction." (2001)
Oh Yes! We're Back!
The Grand Finale of the Autumn Series of Quiz Nights - 15th November
Pre Quiz dinner from 6.00pm
Catch up with RUYC here...
The Christmas Lunch and Dinner Menus for Tom Corran's Kitchen are now available, please click on the link below:
A few snippets gleaned from Ed Wheeler's Pictorial History of the Club.
"After amendments to the rules had been confirmed at the AGM, the first full lady members were admited, enjoying all the rights of membrship and theoretically eliminating gender distinction." (2001)
November Wine of the Month
Umani Ronchi, Villa Bianchi dei Castelli di Jesi
Verdicchio
Organic Wine
Click on the bottle for Tasting Notes
We have received this invitation from the Royal Irish Yacht Club.
Click on article title above for more details
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:
Congratulations to RUYC member Hal Sisk on wining the Concours d'Authenticite - condition and originality with Peggy Bawn his 1896 G.L. Watson designed Gaff Cutter. The honour was awarded at The third Hamble Classics Regatta hosted by the Royal Southern Yacht Club, over the weekend of 15-16 September. The Regatta, another stunning success with 75 classic and spirit of tradition yachts entered for two days of racing in sunshine and breeze. Building on the success of the two previous regattas, there were entries from as far afield as Falmouth and Ipswich, with some boats returning for the intense but well-spirited racing and others simply to enjoy the fun. (Source: Scuttlebutt Europe)
At the end of the fifties and at the beginning of the sixties my brother Colin was a member of the RUYC. He got an opportunity to acquire a good racing yacht - the West Solent Class, 'Suvretta' This is the story of her acquisition and repair.
The offshore scene was thriving in those days - just before the glassfibre revolution, and many of the boats were converted inshore racers, and others the epitome of offshore racers - boats like Ceara, Maid of York, Capella of Kent etc.
Full article by Ivan and Collin Nelson - click here (pdf file)
We are very pleased to announce that this season's Guinness PRO14 Rugby will be shown in the Back Bar from Friday 31st August onwards. Please see attached a copy of the fixtures list for dates. times and teams.
All 152 Matches televised will be available to view along with some other sports; International Champions Cup (Football) Europe League (Football) NASCAR, GAA & Ice Hockey etc.
Bangor Town Regatta – a note from the Rear Commodore
The big event of my tenure as RC has come and gone in what seems like a flash. The months of planning by the BTR Committee under the chairmanship of Jim Coffey resulted in a highly successful Regatta with an excellent turnout of keel boats and also of RS 200s and RS 400s for their Irish Nationals, held as part of the BTR. Seen from my vantage point on Witchcraft in NHC Restricted, the four days of racing were keenly contested in all classes. The Waverley World Championships also took place during the Regatta.
Andrew Gallagher of AquaVentus photography was out on the water all over Bangor Town Regatta taking some great shots of the racing on both Cruiser and RS Championship courses. You can purchase your favourite photo of you and the crew on the course at www.aquaventus.co.uk
The results for the Todd Navigation Ailsa Craig Race and NI Offshore Points Series standings to date are published. Head to Results Central. Many thanks once again to Todd Navigation for their support of the offshore racing events.
Congratulations to John Gunning, David Kelso and Stephen Polly the RUYC boys on Storm who won the RS Elite Irish Nationals at Carrickfergus last weekend. This has put out a warning to the other competitors before the GB & Irish Nationals at RNIYC at the end of this month.
Push the Boat Out
Royal Ulster Yacht Club has held a successful ‘Push the Boat Out’ event. Thirty-Five non-sailors were shown the ropes over the course of two Wednesday evening taster sessions on the 16th and 23rd May.
Royal Ulster Yacht Club has held a successful ‘Push the Boat Out’ event. Thirty-Five non-sailors were shown the ropes over the course of two Wednesday evening taster sessions on the 16th and 23rd May.
