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With the Trinity regatta approaching, there is yet another opportunity for clubs to fight it out for victory. Held annually since 1866, the famous Trinity
One of Ireland’s longest-running regattas, the Trinity Regatta is a highlight of the summer rowing season — tight racing, high stakes, and no room to
The Irish regatta season is well underway, and this weekend, Trinity regatta takes centre stage on the Islandbridge stretch of the River Liffey in Dublin.
As the days get longer, it can only mean one thing – regatta season. Trinity Regatta is steeped in history, having first been held in
Infamous within the Irish rowing scene for its commitment to an equally high standard of racing and socialising, Trinity Regatta is a standout event on
This coming Saturday, 17 May, will mark 159 years since Trinity Regatta was first held along the River Liffey. With only two racing lanes, the
Trinity Regatta has always felt like the heralding of summer, and this year seems no different. Weather forecasts a week out promise sun and 18°C,
Cover Image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) The first of the Grand League regattas commences this weekend over two days with the Skibbereen Regatta. The Grand
Cover Image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) The first Grand League event of the year, Skibbereen Regatta marks the end of head season and the dawn
Cover Image by Mark Kelly (the wateredge) The first Grand League regatta of the Irish racing calendar is here. Skibbereen Regatta is an interesting one
Cover Image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) With most of the universities going home before the Sunday of Skibbereen Regatta, the two biggest senior clubs in
Cover Image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) Hosted at the prestigious Irish National Rowing Centre in Cork, the Skibbereen Grand League Regatta promises to be a
Cover Image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) The Grand League Regatta at Skibbereen is one of the biggest dates on the Irish rowing calendar, and this
With only two crews racing in this category, both boats will surely be looking to beat as many Division 1 crews as they can. Shandon
Grand League regattas make for, I think, some of the most exciting races of the year, with crews across four or five categories lining up
Cover image: Mark Kelly (thewateredge). With the head season out of the way, every rower’s favourite season is upon us – regatta. The NRC, notorious
Cover image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge). After being cancelled last year, the Irish University Championships will return to the National Rowing Centre in Cork this
Cover image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge). The Irish regatta season kicked off last weekend with Neptune and Commercial Regattas in Dublin. Attention now returns to
Cover image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge). The highlight of the Irish University Rowing season, the Irish University Rowing Championships, takes place this weekend at The
Cover image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) The club eight event at the Irish University Championships is a valuable progression for previous season novices and younger
Cover image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) The men’s club eight always proves to be an interesting event, with crews usually containing an eclectic mix of
Cover image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) Coming in just a step below senior, the intermediate eights always bring the spectacle, and the women’s race this
Cover image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) The men’s intermediate eight will be the second men’s eight event of the day of the 2025 Irish University
Cover image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) A blue riband event for rowing, there’s serious prestige attached to a triumph in any regatta for the senior
Cover image by Mark Kelly (thewateredge) The penultimate race of this University Championship regatta is the blue-riband event, the Men’s Senior Eight. A straight final,
The Corcoran Cup. Inaugurated in 1980 as a race between the Women’s Senior IV+’s of Dublin University Ladies Boat Club (DULBC) and University College Dublin
The waters of the Liffey will host the 75th annual Colours Boat Race, this Sunday the 23rd of March. The 2.1km course runs from O’Connell’s
The final head of the river event will take place in Enniskillen this Saturday, attracting crews from across the country to participate in Ireland’s longest head
The Erne Head of the River promises to be another thrilling battle in the men’s junior eights, featuring a mix of Ireland’s most dominant junior
The intermediate eights category at the 2025 edition of Erne Head of the River has a diverse range of crews competing. There are some clubs
