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JIBSHEETCarrickfergus Amateur Rowing Club
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JIBSHEETCarrickfergus Amateur Rowing Club
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 Sociability
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| Fn:- | Lunch— | 12.30—2.00 PM |
| Evening Meals — | 5.00— 9.00 PM | |
| Sat:- | Bar meals — | 12.00 — 5.00 PM |
| A la Carte — | 5.00— 9.00 PM | |
| Sun:- | Bar Meals and Specials — |
12.00— 5.00 PM |
| Sailing days till 6.00 PM | ||
Friday and Saturday evenings come along to a
two course meal at £20 or four course at £25
per couple including a bottle of house wine.
Wine upgrades available.
16 March
Traditional fare and a bit o’craic
ITALIAN NIGHT - Saturday 6th April 2002
MEXICAN NIGHT - Saturday 4th May 2002
All Theme nights are six course at £20-00
Spring Series — Saturday 06 April
Ready to go on the water at 10.00 AM
Finish about 12.30 PM
Short sessions of race training followed by racing.
Spring Series
Sunday 7th April — Sunday 5th May
Belfast Lough Challenge
Around the Lough in multihulls Monday 6th May
Evening racing
Tuesday series starts 7th May Thursday series starts 9th May
Flying Fifteen Northern Championships
S.L.Y.C. 11th 12th May
RNLI Race at CSC
Sunday 12th May
GOLDEN JUBILEE REGATTA
Saturday 25th May
Tarbet Scottish Series
Thursday 30th May — 4th June
LIPTON CUP
8th&9th June
Every year the club is let down by a few members being awkward with Boat Jumble staff at the gate. The organisers appreciate that it is your Club but they cannot be expected to know all of our members by sight.
PLEASE CO-OPERATE BY BRINGING YOUR CARD. THANK YOU.
Twenty-five miles around the lough in catamarans. To raise awareness and funds for RYA Sailability. The course will pass through the Club’s start line.
This event has been endorsed by Ellen McArthur who has arranged some of the prizes for the event.
Full details from Peter Waugh — Tel: 2826 1336 — Email: pwaugh@fgwilson.com
13th Sept
WATCH THIS SPACE!!!
The club is indebted to Ryan McKnight of Acorn Blinds for supplying new blinds for the Games Room, Office and Committee Room free of charge.
Vertical, Venetian, Roller, Pleated, Wooden
Ryan can be contacted at 9036 9731 or email mail@acorn-blinds.fsnet.co.uk
The Club’s success at attracting young people to sailing with first Ray Calvin and now Cohn de Fleury could not have been achieved without the support of Trefor Campbell of Moy Park who has lent the club eight Topper dinghies for the past number of years.
Without Trefor’s support it would have been very much more difficult for the Club to have increased its Junior membership so much.
An indication of this success was demonstrated by the turnout at a Racing Rules workshop on 04 March when 18 young sailors took part. The workshop was organised by Cohn de Fleury and run by Bill O’Hara, RYA High Performance Manager.
As the Club is hosting part of the forthcoming
Topper Traveller series I would wish all concerned every success for the future. Ed.