Yacht crew safe following race rescue

More than 20 crew on board a racing yacht are recovering today following a dramatic rescue when it capsized off the Cork coast.

Yacht crew safe following race rescue
Tue, 16 Aug, 2011 - 08:32

More than 20 crew on board a racing yacht are recovering today following a dramatic rescue when it capsized off the Cork coast.

The US-registered boat, Rambler 100, was taking part in the Fastnet Race when it overturned about 16 miles from Baltimore just before 6pm.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: CorkPlace: Cork coastPlace: USPlace: BaltimorePlace: Fastnet LighthousePlace: WaterfordPlace: Baltimore HarbourPlace: CowesPlace: Isle of WightPlace: UKPlace: Celtic SeaPlace: Fastnet RockPlace: Scilly islesPlace: PlymouthPlace: IrelandPerson: Kieron CotterPerson: CotterPerson: Ian LoffhagenPerson: George DavidPerson: Marine MinisterPerson: Simon CoveneyEvent: Fastnet raceEvent: Rolex Fastnet RaceOrganisation: RNLIOrganisation: Irish Coast GuardOrganisation: Baltimore RNLIOrganisation: Royal Ocean Racing Club
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