Fri, 03 Jun, 2005 - 01:00
Padraig Ó Duinnín, manager of boatbuilding venture Meitheal Mara, said the race was a long-standing idea and they grabbed the chance to bring it to fruition this year.
"In 1992, a crew from Cork Jim Conroy, Frank Conroy and myself won a similar race in London, and the idea of something similar here was stewing away.
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CourtsPlace: LondonPlace: Castle PointPlace: CrosshavenPlace: CobhPlace: MonkstownPlace: PassagePlace: MarinaPlace: FermoyPlace: Canary IslandsPlace: West IndiesPerson: Michael MoynihanPerson: Pádraig Ó DuinnínPerson: Jim ConroyPerson: Frank ConroyPerson: O DuinnínPerson: Gearoid ToweyPerson: ToweyPerson: Ciaran LewisPerson: Ted CrosbiePerson: MarksPerson: SpencerEvent: to CityEvent: Ocean to City RaceEvent: Cork 2005Event: OlympicEvent: Ocean to CityEvent: CorkOrganisation: Meitheal MaraOrganisation: Irish Coastal Rowing FederationOrganisation: Irish Cancer SocietyOrganisation: COPEOrganisation: St Vincent de PaulOrganisation: AIB
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