Coveney’s Jedi a real force in Cork

In what could have been a re-run of the 2016 conditions for the inaugural Beaufort Cup, a 15-strong fleet departed Cork Harbour from the Haulbowline starting-line yesterday morning on the 130 nautical-mile Fastnet Race.

Coveney’s Jedi a real force in Cork
Tue, 17 Jul, 2018 - 04:50

David Branigan

In what could have been a re-run of the 2016 conditions for the inaugural Beaufort Cup, a 15-strong fleet departed Cork Harbour from the Haulbowline starting-line yesterday morning on the 130 nautical-mile Fastnet Race.

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