Sat, 31 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
The field is wide open with current champion Tom Crosbie from the Royal Cork Yacht Club not competing.
Competitors from Cork, the Isle of Man, the Tamesis Yacht Club in Middlesex will be challenging local boats from the Royal Findhorn Yacht Club.
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CourtsPlace: Moray FirthPlace: FindhornPlace: CorkPlace: Isle of ManPlace: MiddlesexPlace: Monkstown BayPlace: GorrumPlace: EnglandPerson: Tom CrosbiePerson: Mike DwyerPerson: Davie O’ConnellPerson: Mike KnealePerson: Martin CrudenPerson: Phil HermistonPerson: Ali DavisPerson: JafficaPerson: Stuart RichardPerson: David UrquhartEvent: Dinghy ChampionshipsEvent: British and Irish National 18ft Dinghy ChampionshipsOrganisation: Royal Cork Yacht ClubOrganisation: Tamesis Yacht ClubOrganisation: Royal Findhorn Yacht ClubOrganisation: FindhornOrganisation: Cork
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