Crosshaven's RCYC 1720 sailing celebration left up the creek, but Brightwater still has wind in its sales

Crosshaven developments set to total 390 houses have boosted the population of the quiet seaside village, writes Tommy Barker
Crosshaven's RCYC 1720 sailing celebration left up the creek, but Brightwater still has wind in its sales

Wednesday 11th July 2012 - Crosshaven, Ireland: Class 2 boats competing at the biennial Cork Week in Crosshaven, Ireland. Photograph: David Branigan | Oceansport
Wednesday 11th July 2012 - Crosshaven, Ireland: Class 2 boats competing at the biennial Cork Week in Crosshaven, Ireland. Photograph: David Branigan | Oceansport

As is the case with just about every major, and minor, sports event due in 2020, from the Olympics to darts, this summer’s festivities to mark a major anniversary of the 1720-founded Royal Cork Yacht Club in Crosshaven have been left high and dry, becalmed and up the creek by the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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