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> Topic Dublin Branch, Small Boat Rally....Sun 19th Feb. Posted by Mick Farrell
Hi All, Our next Small Boat Rally is next Sunday the 19th of Feb. Plan is to meet up at the 12th Lock at Castleknock, with a departure time of 11.00 AM envisaged, so you will have to be launched and ready to go by then. As the slipway is below the 12th Lock anyone needing to use the slip to launch, will need to there earlier as this will necessitate locking up. The plan is to travel out the Deep Sinking to Louisa Bridge, have a bit of a root around The Spa and the Ryewater Aqueduct and then head back to Confey to recover the boats. As we have no one "down" for this as yet, perhaps you could phone or mail either myself or Mick Kinahan to state your intentions. Unless we have a reasonable number of participants by Friday next, the SBR will be cancelled. More info on Dublin Branch events page here [dublin.iwai.ie] Mick Farrell PRO Dublin Branch 086-3306419
Sunday's jaunt up the Deep Sinking. Hi All, The rally IS on on Sunday. Plan is to get some cars moved out to Confey BEFORE the boats move off from Castleknock at 11.00, so the earlier you can be there, the better. Weather forecast is for a frosty start but dry and bright thereafter so wear warm clothing. Bring your flasks and sambo's. Trip will be out to Louisa Bridge, have a look around the Ryewater Aqueduct, The Spa and anything else of interest and then back to Confey to recover the boats at the RCAG slip. We have about 9 or 10 boats declared with a few empty places going a begging. First come, first served though....!! Anybody not getting a seat in a boat or not available till later in the day can join in at Louisa Bridge or Confey, (a 1.5 mile walk if that takes your fancy). BRING YOUR OWN LIFEJACKETS...!!! Mick Farrell PRO Dublin Branch.
Some pics of another great day. Nine boats did indeed take part and after an early launch at Lock 12, cars were moved forward to Confey and the fleet headed through the deep sinking. First real break was at Louisa Bridge where the now well- versed tour guide did his duty and then back to Confey to retrieve the boats and grab a hot cuppa. The canal was in great shape and a great day out all round. Many thanks to Dublin Branch for the event, Joe.
Quote: That's very insulting Coreibh! Can you imagine how Mick F and other barge owners feel, being offered a sweeping brush for their pride and joy? Reminds me of the guy who said he got a locking petrol cap for his Lada, and was told he got a good deal ![]() Regards Peter ![]()
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