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The first of the RS Ireland Traveller Series kicked off in style last weekend at Carrickfergus SC on the north shore of Belfast Lough. With the combined fleets of the RS Aero, RS Feva, RS200 & RS400s, the turnout was the biggest we have achieved in years.

Artemis (NOR 57, Kristian Nergaard, Trond Solli- Saether, Anders Pedersen) leads the 5.5 Metre Alpen Cup at Riva after three tough and close races on Thursday in a 15-20 knot Ora.

Caribbean bananaquits sang from towering palms, as they announced the start of Antigua Sailing Week.

The two home boats of George Love and Ray Gall were joined by a band of thirteen travellers from all points of the country to compete in the first summer TT of the 2026 season and for the title of Northern Champion.

Irish Skipper Tom Dolan and French sailing legend Gildas Mahé finished 6th in the Banque Populaire Grand Ouest Trophy.

The HD Sails Scottish Travellers series kicked off on Saturday 18th April at CCC’s Bardowie Loch. For the first time in many years the sailors arrived to find the water covered in waves.

2026 44Cup set sail today off Puntaldia. The famous towering wedge-shaped island of Tavolara formed a dramatic backdrop for the RC44 racing but situated directly to weather of the race course its 500+m height made for tough wind conditions.

The European Melges 24 season is only just getting under way, and September may still feel distant.

The entries are rolling in for the Fireball Worlds hosted by Royal Torbay Yacht Club at the end of July. There are currently over 50 boats entered with the eventual entry expected to be between 90 and 100 boats.

Finals Friday fliers fear favourites in Hyères but Nacra nosedive shows no gold guaranteed