Irish Sailing is proud to be supporting @teamireland’s new ‘Don’t Scroll By’ campaign. We will be taking a zero-tolerance approach to online abuse, discrimination and hate speech, and will #DeleteBanReport any of this type of commentary on our channels. Team Ireland athletes have collectively taken a stand against online hate speech this week as the Olympic Federation of Ireland launched their new campaign ‘Don’t Scroll By’. The campaign is an initiative of the Olympic Federation of Ireland’s Athletes’ Commission and has been launched with the support of Indeed, an official partner of the Irish Olympic team. It calls on the public and sporting stakeholders nationwide to adopt a zero-tolerance approach to online abuse, discrimination and hate speech, and to #DeleteBanReport​ any of this type of commentary they witness online.

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Going to Red was locked in close combat with the Sigma 400 Sunrise. The wind was ranging between 15 and 20 knots on the first beat with J109 Going to just behind Sunrise in a really close cross on the approach to the top mark. Sunrise was leading West Highland Yacht Week after the end of the the first two races with Going to read sitting in 6th place. The bottom up boats team having a great time at WHYW, the weather is not great but the sailing and the social life is more than making up for the damp conditions. If you are enjoying our shorts actions why not subscribe to our channel to catch up with all the actions.

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Impressionen aus dem südfinnischen Schärengarten, westlich von Helsinki

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Hey Babe has lived in a shed sheltered form harmful elements and shows like a much newer boat, very clean inside and out. Pride of owner shows throughout, even the engine compartment is spotless. It's always better to buy a boat that is well looked after. Commanders are locally built and well suited for cruising up and down the coast all year round. They are a solid high quality build. The Volvo diesel engines are economical to run and only have 1415 hours. There are weaver davits and a kicker bracket on the swimgrid which also has a transom door leading to the spacious cockpit. The salon features a portside galley complete with a 3 burner propane princess stove/oven. The dinette converts to a berth as does the settee. The lower helm has a ray marine radar and a GPS, VHF radio. The forward stateroom features a very large V berth. The spacious enclosed head has a shower. The bridge deck has a center helm with a captains chair and two back to back fold down seats and a fold away bimini. Other features include, smart plug shore power cable, rod holders, windlass with a Bruce anchor, trim tabs, diesel and bus heat, 4 spare props, racor fuel filters, fish and bait lockers. Call anytime for an appointment to view.

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