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Bray Rowing Club is a skiff rowing club located on the seafront in Bray Co Wicklow.

Bray Rowing Club is situated on the southern end of the Seafront, Bray, Co Wicklow and can be seen training most evenings between April and September. Each year Bray Rowing Club participates in rowing regattas hosted by the member clubs of the ECRC. These races generally happen during the summer months with regattas located along the East Coast with Brays own regatta normally been hosted on Bray Seafront during the month of July.

06/06/2026

Another successful day for the club at the Skerries Regatta 💛🖤
Overnight bad weather cleared for what turned out to be a lovely day and mostly nice rowable conditions.
A special mention goes to all four novice women rowing their very first regatta and placing 2nd.
Also a big well done to inter women crew member .barcoe who coxed her very first race leading the novice men to 2nd place👏🏼
Thanks to for a very well run regatta 👏🏼

Results:

U16 Boys 1st 🥇
U14 Boys 2nd 🥈
Novice Women 2nd 🥈
Novice Men 2nd 🥈
Junior Women 2nd 🥈
Inter Men 3rd 🥉

31/05/2026

Results of the the Dalky Regatta 💛🖤

Was a great day for the club in very humid conditions.
Thanks to for putting on a great regatta 👏🏼

24/05/2026

Dalky Rowing Club will be hosting the second regatta of the season on Saturday the 30th of May.
We're all looking forward to it 💛🖤

18/05/2026

St. Michaels Regatta 2026:

Great start to the the season for BRC with 4 wins and a silver.
We had 9 crews representing the club and all did the club proud 💛🖤
Our juniors in particular had an amazing day with a clean streak for the boys 💪🏼

Results:

U14 Boys 🥇
U16 Boys 🥇
U18 Boys 🥇
Mixed 🥇
Junior Ladies 🥈

15/05/2026

Change of date to our home regatta!!!

Unfortunately due to tidal times on the 11th of July we have to change the date of our home regatta to Saturday June 27th.

07/05/2026

⚓ Bray Harbour Day 2026 ⚓

We’re proud to be part of the very first Bray Harbour Day this Saturday, May 9th from 1pm at Bray Harbour.

For over a century, Bray Harbour has been home to a strong community on the water, and this year the harbour clubs are coming together to celebrate everything that makes it special.

As Bray Rowing Club begins an exciting new chapter at the harbour, we’re delighted to participate in this great event alongside:
⛵ Bray Sailing Club
🎣 Bray Sea Anglers
⚜️ 5th Wicklow Bray Sea Scouts

Come down and experience the atmosphere around the harbour, meet members from all four clubs, and learn more about the water sports and activities available right here in Bray.

With hundreds of young people and families already involved across the harbour clubs, this is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate the growing water sports community in Bray.

📍 Bray Harbour
🗓 Saturday, May 9th
⏰ Activities from 1pm

We’d love to see you there! 🌊

29/04/2026

Making the headlines!!! 📰

25/04/2026

A really important step forward for inclusive rowing here in Bray 👏

The club as well as other water sport clubs in the area will be gaining new accessibility equipment at Bray Harbour — including a beach wheelchair and portable hoist — will make it far easier for people with disabilities to access the water and get into boats safely.

For members of Bray Rowing Club like Keith, getting into a boat has often meant being manually lifted — something that isn’t always safe, practical, or independent. This new equipment directly addresses that barrier and will make a huge difference to day-to-day training and participation.

Massive credit to Councillor Caroline Winstanley whose efforts and advocacy have helped drive this forward and bring about real, meaningful change for the club and wider harbour community.

The equipment will be shared across all Bray Harbour clubs, opening up opportunities not just in rowing, but across multiple water sports.

This is exactly the kind of progress that makes our sport stronger — more accessible, more inclusive, and open to everyone.

The full article can be found here:
https://www.independent.ie/regionals/wicklow/bray-news/new-equipment-in-wicklow-will-help-disabled-people-do-more-water-sports/a1257129189.html

06/04/2026

🇮🇪 Rowathon 2026 – Bray to Wales Challenge! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

🚣🏻‍♂️Join us for a unique fundraising event as Bray Rowing Club takes on the challenge of rowing 308km — the distance from Bray to Fishguard, Wales and back — all on indoor rowing machines!🚣🏻‍♀️

📍 Location: Bray Rowing Club

🗓️ 19th April

⏰ Start time: 9am

Our members will be rowing throughout the day to complete the full distance together💛🖤

We’d love the local community to come down, show support, and be part of the atmosphere! Whether you stay for 5 minutes or an hour, your encouragement will go a long way 💪🏻

💰 Donations can be made on the day via collection buckets or SumUp machines. All funds raised will go towards essential club equipment and running costs, helping us continue to grow and support rowing in the community.

Come along, cheer us on, and be part of something special!

18/01/2026

Huge thanks to Bray Sailing Club for hosting, and to 5th Wicklow Bray Sea Scouts and Bray Sea Anglers for the warm welcome they all gave us into Bray Harbour — proud to be part of this community 💛🖤

Full article: A reception hosted by Bray Sailing Club marked a warm welcome for Bray Rowing Club, following the club’s new premises allocation by Wicklow County Council.

Held at the Sailing Club last weekend, the event celebrated the growing community of water-based organisations at Bray Harbour. Representatives from 5th Wicklow Bray Sea Scouts and Bray Sea Anglers also attended, signalling a unified front among the four voluntary harbour-based clubs.

Bray Sailing Club Commodore John Treanor praised the Council’s decision to repurpose the vacant harbour building for water sports:

“We are delighted that the vacant building in the harbour has been allocated to a water-based club and congratulate the members of Wicklow County Council on their wise decision,” he said.
He added, “We hope that the arrival of our new neighbours will highlight the importance of our harbour to the local community.”

Bray Rowing Club Chairperson John Curran responded with gratitude.

“The members of Bray Rowing Club are delighted to have received such a warm welcome... we look forward very much to becoming a part of the harbour users’ community.”

The event served not only to welcome the Rowing Club but to strengthen cooperation between all four groups operating from Bray Harbour—sailing, rowing, scouting, and sea angling.

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Website

https://gofund.me/27f194de, https://www.independent.ie/regionals/wicklow/bray-news/new-equipment-in-wicklow-will-help-di

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