Irish Sailing

12/09/2026

AMERICAN SAILOR CHARLOTTE ROSE IS THE WORLD CHAMPION, crowned this afternoon in Dublin Bay 🏆

Eve McMahon had two strong races finishing in 8th and 3rd place across the two races, leaving her in 7th place overall today 🇮🇪

Annalise Murphy finished 24th in the Gold Fleet, and rounded off the day commentating for the Medal Races on the media boat. Sienna Wright finished in 3rd place in the Silver Fleet, while Lucy Ives finished 83rd at her first Senior International event and among the highly competitive fleet 🔥

After an incredible week of sailing on Dublin Bay for the ILCA 6 event, we are so proud of all 4 Irish sailors who competed this week in the tricky conditions and tough competition that took place on the bay 💪🏼



📸 Andrew Conan

12/09/2026

Ireland is backing Eve McMahon today as she heads into the Medal Series at the ILCA 6 World Championships in Dublin Bay.

RTE Sport reports: https://www.rte.ie/sport/sailing/2026/0911/1591243-mcmahon-battles-into-medal-series-at-ilca-world-cship/

11/09/2026

IRELAND HAS QUALIFIED for the Medal Series in the World Championships in Dublin Bay 🔥

Eve McMahon finished the Elimination Series 9th overall, securing her place among the top who will compete tomorrow for the title of World Champion 🏆

Annalise Murphy will sail the Fleet Race tomorrow morning before joining the commentary team for the Medal Series which kicks off at 1:30pm.

Sienna Wright sits 2nd in the Silver Fleet heading into the final day, with Lucy Ives in an impressive 27th in this competitive fleet. Both will also contest their final Fleet Race tomorrow morning 🇮🇪

Watch the Medal Series live tomorrow here: https://www.youtube.com/live/Opcqi5l2JJE?is=y1hXDfaLBxMtqPe3

Read more: https://www.sailing.ie/News/id/15717

11/09/2026

FINAL DAY OF RACING ahead of the finals tomorrow in Dublin Bay where the ILCA 6 World Champion will be crowned 🏆

With one more race to go and only 10 spots in the Medal Series, it is all to play for this afternoon…

11/09/2026

“It was that kind of day,”- Eve McMahon seventh at ILCA 6 World Championships after two runner-up finishes.

Read more in the Irish Independent.

Eve McMahon moves into seventh at ILCA 6 World Championship after two runner-up finishes

10/09/2026

DAY FOUR and Eve McMahon is in the top ten at the ILCA Women’s World Championships in Dublin Bay🇮🇪

Eve McMahon had two 2nd place finishes of three races in the Gold Fleet today, bringing her up to 7th overall. Annalise Murphy is holding strong in the top half of the fleet in 21st position 🔥

Sienna Wright has moved up to 1st place in the Silver Fleet and Lucy Ives in 23rd today🇮🇪

With only one more day of racing before the Medal Series, it is all still to play for…

Read more: https://www.sailing.ie/News/id/15716



📷 Andrew Conan

09/09/2026

DAY THREE and the first day of Gold and Silver fleet racing at the ILCA Women’s World Championships is done🇮🇪

Eve McMahon finished today in 11th place overall in Gold Fleet and Annalise Murphy in 32nd 🔥

Sienna Wright is in 2nd place in the Silver Fleet and Lucy Ives in 23rd.

With two more days of Gold and Silver Fleet racing to go before the World Champion is crowned on Saturday, it is all to play for…

Read more: https://www.sailing.ie/News/id/15715



📷 Andrew Conan conan_sailing_photography_

09/09/2026

Front page spot for sailing on the Irish Times this morning of superstar Eve McMahon.

Heading into day three of the ILCA 6 Worlds, two Irish boats will be sailing in Gold Fleet which begins today. Stay tuned for more.

📷 Andrew Conan

08/09/2026

THAT’S DAY TWO done and the fleet has been split into Gold and Silver at the ILCA Women’s World Championships 🇮🇪

Eve McMahon and Annalise Murphy will represent Ireland in the Gold fleet from tomorrow, while Sienna Wright and Lucy Ives will compete in the Silver fleet 💪🏼

The championship is currently led by American sailor Charlotte Rose, who had two race wins in the high winds on Dublin Bay this afternoon.

Day one of Gold & Silver fleet races start tomorrow, so stay tuned…

Read more: https://www.sailing.ie/News/id/15714



📷 Andrew Conan conan_sailing_photography_

08/09/2026

Heading into day two, Eve McMahon has three top ten finishes from yesterday and Annalise Murphy is in a very strong 25th place position after a five year break from the sport.

The Irish Independent reports the full story below.

Eve McMahon made an encouraging start to the ILCA 6 Women’s World Championship in Dún Laoghaire, finishing the opening day of racing in 12th place overall after recording three top-10 results.