Cork300: ‘Everyone, everywhere’ invited to yacht club festivities

The world’s oldest yacht club has unveiled a huge programme of events in and around Cork Harbour to mark its 300th anniversary next year.

Cork300: ‘Everyone, everywhere’ invited to yacht club festivities
Mon, 30 Sep, 2019 - 06:20
Eoin English

The world’s oldest yacht club has unveiled a huge programme of events in and around Cork Harbour to mark its 300th anniversary next year.

Sailing communities from all over the world have been invited to take part in some of the Cork300 events organised by Royal Cork Yacht Club (RCYC), which was founded in 1720 by a group of just 25 people.

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