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Irish Sailing Association

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IOC nation
  
Ireland (IRL)

Official website
  
www.sailing.ie

Sport
  
Sailing

Year of formation
  
1945

Irish Sailing Association

Other Sports
  
Powerboating Windsurfing

Former names
  
Irish Yachting Association

The Irish Sailing Association (Irish: Cumann Seoltóireachta na hÉireann) is the national governing body for sailing in Ireland.

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Mission

The ISA is the national governing body for sailing, motorboating and windsurfing in Ireland.

The association's mission is: "To lead the promotion and development of "Sailing and Boating – The Lifelong sport".

Clubs and membership

The ISA accepts membership both from sailing clubs and individuals across Ireland.

Training

The ISA co-ordinates the training courses across Ireland in the following areas:

  • Dinghy;
  • Keelboat;
  • Catamaran;
  • Sailing Yacht;
  • Motor Yacht;
  • Powerboat;
  • PWC;
  • Inland Waterways;
  • Windsurfing;
  • Navigation;
  • Emergency Care;
  • Offshore Safety;
  • Instructor;
  • Sailing and Yachting

    The promotion of sailing and yachting in non-competitive environments.

    Racing

    The ISA administers sail and yacht racing across Ireland, including the following:

  • ECHO & IRC handicaps;
  • Sail Numbers;
  • Race Officials and training;
  • Rules;
  • Classes;
  • Match Racing;
  • Team Racing;
  • Powerboat Racing.
  • It also looks after Irish involvement in International racing.

    Famous sailors

    See Category:Irish sailors

    Olympic sailing

    See Category:Olympic sailors of Ireland

    History of Irish Olympic Sailing

    1948 – London (Torquay) Firefly: Jimmy Mooney Swallow: Alf Delany, Hugh Allen Reserve: D St J Sullivan Management: Billy Mooney, Errol McNally

    1952 – Helsinki Finn: Alf Delany

    1956 – Melbourne Finn: J. Somers Payne

    1960 – Rome Flying Dutchman: Johnny Hooper, Peter Gray Dragon: Jimmy Mooney, David Ryder, Robin Benson Finn Class: J. Somers Payne Reserve: Neil Hegarty Management: Clayton Love Jnr, Alf Delany Boatman: Jimmy Miller

    1964 – Tokyo Dragon: Eddie Kelliher, Harry Maguire, Rob Dalton Finn: Johnny Hooper Manager: Leo Flanagan

    1968 – Mexico City – Sailing in Acapulco No competitors

    1972 – Munich – Sailing in Kiel Tempest: David Wilkins, Sean Whitaker Dragon: Robin Hennessy, Harry Byrne, Owen Delany Finn: KevinMcLaverty Flying Dutchman: Harold Cudmore, Richard O'Shea Reserves: Curly Morris, Joe McMenamin Management: Peter Gray, Ken Ryan, Kare Brevik

    1976 – Montreal – Sailing in Kingston 470: Robert Dix, Peter Dix Flying Dutchman: Barry O'Neill, Jamie Wilkinson Tempest: David Wilkins, Derek Jago Management: Ken Ryan, Jock Smith

    1980 – Moscow – Sailing in Talinn SILVER MEDAL Flying Dutchman: David Wilkins, Jamie Wilkinson Management: Michael Maguire, Tom Clancy

    1984 – Los Angeles Finn: Bill O'Hara Management: Mick Wallace

    1988 – Seoul – Sailing in Pusan Finn: Bill O'Hara Flying Dutchman: David Wilkins, Peter Kennedy 470(Women): Cathy MacAleavy, Aisling Byrne Reserves: Maeve McNally, Conrad Simpson Management: Michael Wallace, Con Murphy

    1992 – Barcelona Europe: Denise Lyttle Flying Dutchman: David Wilkins, Peter Kennedy Star: Mark Mansfield, Tom McWilliam Reserves: Denis E O'Sullivan, Conrad Simpson Management: Michael Wallace, Mark Lyttle, Trevor Millar

    1996 – Atlanta – Sailing in Savannah Laser – Mark Lyttle Europe – Aisling Bowman(Byrne) Finn – John Driscoll Star – Mark Mansfield & David Burrows 470 (Women) – Denise Lyttle & Louise Cole Soling – Marshall King, Dan O'Grady & Garrett Connolly Management – Derek Jago, Paddy Boyd, Anne Blaney and Bill O'Hara

    2000 – Sydney Europe – Maria Coleman Finn – David Burrows Star – Mark Mansfield & David O'Brien Management – Bill O'Hara, James Hynes, Garrett Connolly, Paddy Boyd, Anne Blaney

    2004 – Athens Europe – Maria Coleman Finn – David Burrows Star – Mark Mansfield & Killian Collins 49er – Tom Fitzpatrick & Fraser Brown 470 – Gerald Owens & Ross Killian Laser – Rory Fitzpatrick Management – Garrett Connolly

    2008 – Qingdao Star – Peter O'Leary & Stephen Milne Finn – Tim Goodbody Laser Radial – Ciara Peelo 470 – Gerald Owens & Phil Lawton Management – James O'Callaghan

    2012 – Weymouth

  • Star – Peter O'Leary & David Burrows
  • 49er – Ryan Seaton & Matt McGovern
  • Laser Radial – Annalise Murphy
  • Laser – James Espey
  • 470 – Gerald Owens & Scott Flanagan
  • Management – James O'Callaghan
  • Rio

  • Laser Radial Womens – Annalise Murphy - WON SILVER MEDAL
  • 49er – Ryan Seaton & Matt McGovern
  • 49erFX – Andrea Brewster & Saskia Tidey
  • Laser Standard Mens – Finn Lynch
  • Paralympian Sonar - John Twomey, Ian Costello & Austin O'Carroll
  • Management – James O'Callaghan
  • Offshore sailing

    See Category:Irish sailors (sport)

    Yacht Clubs

    See Category:Yacht clubs in Ireland

    References

    Irish Sailing Association Wikipedia