Rush Sailing Club

Rush Sailing Club RSC was founded in 1954 by locals enthusiasts who built their own boats and raced them. The club is based out of Rogerstown Estuary.

Rush sailing Club was founded in 1954, by a group of local enthusiasts with no facilities and less money. None the less, several of them built their own Dublin Bay Mermaids. Designed in 1933, a fleet of these beautiful clinker built seventeen foot dinghies are still the mainstay of racing in the club, over fifty years later. Since those early days, the club has developed beyond recognition, with a

fine clubhouse, yard, private slipway and fenced and serviced boat park. In addition to the Mermaids, there are now a substantial fleets of cruisers and motor boats moored in the estuary, an active Junior section sailing Optimist, Pico, Laser and Feva dinghies, and members are involved in a wide range of water sports, from fishing to kayaking and diving. Courses are also organised for adult beginners and for developing more advanced skills

The GP14 fleet from rush recently took the Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club to compete in the GP14 worlds. The event wa...
23/08/2026

The GP14 fleet from rush recently took the Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club to compete in the GP14 worlds. The event was a huge success overall with a week full of shifty and light winds accompanied by excellent off the water management from Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club ~ RNIYC . Our sailors in the 90 boat fleet showed their skills with an excellent performance by all. Huge shoutout to all of the prizewinners including a 1st in the bronze fleet from Daniel O’Hare and Maedbh Butterly🥇, 2nd in the bronze fleet from Riaghan Boardman and Oisin Alexander🥈and 3rd overall in the female competitors class from Lauren O’Hare and Annisha Harford🥉.



Results:

Daniel O’Hare & Maedbh Butterly: 33rd

Riaghan Boardman & Oisin Alexander : 43rd

Lauren O’Hare & Anisha Harford: 46th

Aisling Kelly & Matthew Kelly: 58th

Paula Carthy & Muriel Carthy: 68th

Alan Butterly & Eoin Butterly: 75th

Colman Grimes & Ross Gingles: 17th (Rush Boat🤔......)

GP14 World Championships RNIYC

Our topper sailors recently competed in the topper world championships from the 25th to the 31st of July in Quiberon, Fr...
21/08/2026

Our topper sailors recently competed in the topper world championships from the 25th to the 31st of July in Quiberon, France.

The sailors experienced light and inconsistent breezes all week but our contingent of Bobby Sheridan, Louis Kelly, Eva Kelly and Owen O’Rourke showed their skills in the large and talented fleet through qualifying.

Louis Kelly impressed in the silver fleet with a race win 🥇 while in the Bronze fleet RSC had its very own WORLD CHAMPION!! in Bobby Sheridan. Bobby recorded four race wins on his way to first place as he won with a gap of ten points to the next sailor. Our other sailors also showed their class in the Bronze fleet🥇🥉. Huge congratulations to our sailors competing on the world scene.

Topper Ireland 🇨🇮

Our sailors getting ready for battle at the GP14 Worlds. Day 2 race 2
10/08/2026

Our sailors getting ready for battle at the GP14 Worlds. Day 2 race 2

Our members were busy competing over the weekend. In the gp14 fleet our sailors took part in the Leinsters at . Lauren O...
08/07/2026

Our members were busy competing over the weekend. In the gp14 fleet our sailors took part in the Leinsters at . Lauren O’Hare and crew Aisling Kelly took first place in bronze 🥇 in a tricky weekend while Daniel O’Hare and crew Ciara took third 🥉

In Wexford our toppers took place in nationals. In a wild weekend our youths managed to card some strong results. Well done all 👏💪

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07/07/2026

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Baltimore RNLI's J/109 Storm has provisionally completed a clean sweep of the 2026 Beaufort Cup offshore race, leading both line honours and IRC overall on the unofficial YB Tracker leaderboard after finishing the 135-nautical-mile challenge on Tuesday morning. The tracker, which remains unoffi...

Huge congratulations to the Storm crew as they take first place in Class 1 over the weekend at  !!🚨🚨Helmed by Rob O’Lear...
29/06/2026

Huge congratulations to the Storm crew as they take first place in Class 1 over the weekend at !!🚨🚨

Helmed by Rob O’Leary, the team managed to win in dramatic fashion through countback after suffering damage before the final race.

Well done to Erica Ruigrok who also took best female competitor of the regatta🏆🏆

Friendly reminder for the Blessing of the Boats this Sunday May 31st from 1PM!!⛵️⛵️Everyone is encouraged to join for th...
27/05/2026

Friendly reminder for the Blessing of the Boats this Sunday May 31st from 1PM!!⛵️⛵️

Everyone is encouraged to join for this important day in the club. Tea and coffee will be available in the club for all.

MAKE SURE TO ATTEND!!

Address

Linkside, Rogerstown
Rush
00

Opening Hours

Wednesday 8pm - 11pm
Friday 8pm - 11:30pm
Sunday 6pm - 11pm

Telephone

+35318430695

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