Lady Belle Scottish Cruise Coll Tobermory Seil Crinan and Gigha
The anchorage in Coll was busy but we were able to find a spot close to the landing steps in water too shallow for most. The walk ashore along the…
Dungarvan Harbour Sailing Club
About us
Dungarvan has always been noted for its sailors and its great sea-faring families and the tradition of the bygone days of the coastal schooners is reflected there today in the strong active sailing club which was founded at a public meeting in the Town Hall on Friday 2nd August 1946.
Reconstruction of the Quay area has injected new life into this area of the town and created the opportunity for Dungarvan Harbour Sailing Club to take the brave decision to borrow the money and purchase a site on the quay front on which to build a clubhouse. This building was designed by Damien Dillon and built by Ryan and Guiry. It is now the focal point of club activities. The Clubhouse has been the venue for many very enjoyable social events as well as the perfect location for our training programmes.
Junior Sailing 2026
We’re back again! Roll on Summer 2026!
Our Junior Sailing School starts on 29th June this summer.
3 courses to choose from for junior sailors of all abilities.
Dinghy Racing Series
There will be a two race minimum each day. Racing is open to all ages young and old
Dungarvan Harbour Sailing CLub
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Lady Belle Cruising Scotland in the sunshine. Islay to Staffa.
The 30nm crossing from Inishtrahull to the entrance of Loch Indaal on Islay was a foggy one which didn't clear until we were closing in on the Islay shore. We…
Leg 5: Bangor to Campbeltown, marooned by fog, Lochranza (72 nm).
Scotland Trip: Leg 5: Bangor to Campbeltown, marooned by fog, Lochranza (72 nm). Hitting the correct tides at the Mull of Kintyre was going to require another early start, but…
Member's Logs
Sailing journal entries by DHSC members
Lady Belle Scottish Cruise Coll Tobermory Seil Crinan and Gigha
Member's LogThe anchorage in Coll was busy but we were able to find a spot close to the landing steps in…
20 July 2026Lady Belle Cruising Scotland in the sunshine. Islay to Staffa.
Member's LogThe 30nm crossing from Inishtrahull to the entrance of Loch Indaal on Islay was a foggy one which didn't clear…
19 July 2026Leg 5: Bangor to Campbeltown, marooned by fog, Lochranza (72 nm).
Member's LogScotland Trip: Leg 5: Bangor to Campbeltown, marooned by fog, Lochranza (72 nm). Hitting the correct tides at the Mull…
13 July 2026