Kinsale Yacht Club Spring Series Overall Results, Class by Class

1st May 2011

The John Corby designed 38 one off, Gloves off, was the winner in class zero of Kinsale Yacht Club's Spring Series League. In Class One, the X- yacht Eos skippered by David Scott had a 16-point winning margin over Dan Buckley's J109 Justus. In class two another Corby design, a 25-footer, Yanks and Franks skippered by Vincent O'Shea beat Brian Goggin's sister ship Allure. Provisional overall results are published below class by class. Photos of the event by bob Bateman are here. All the latest Kinsale news and photos including updates on June's Sovereign's Cup.

Kinsale's Spring Series Class IRC Zero Overall

Series Place	Sail No	Boat	Type of Boat	Owner	Handicap	Series Points
1	IRL2003	GLOVES OFF	CORBY 38 ONE-OFF	Kieran Twomey	1.115	8
2	IRL4477	FREYA	X-442	Conor Doyle	1.098	17
3	IRL4475	GODOT	Dufour 44	Godkin & O'Donovan	1.099	24
4	IRL4076-2	MERIDIAN	SALONA 45	Tom Roche	1.131	29

Kinsale Yacht Club Spring Series Class IRC One Overall

Series Place	Sail No	Boat	Type of Boat	Owner	Handicap	Series Points
1	IRL6695	EOS	X-362 SPORT	David Scott	1.022	10
2	IRL2067	JUSTUS	J 109	Dan Buckley	1.027	16
3	IRL1843	ANTIX BEAG	1720mod	Anthony O'Leary	1.005	27
4	IRL2805	INDULGENCE	DEHLER 36 [JV]	Aidan Heffernan	1.023	30
5	IRL1583	CHANCER	ELAN 40	Carroll Bros	1.033	39
6	IRL4430	SAMBA	SUNFAST 40.3	John Downing	1.030	41

Kinsale Yacht Club Spring Series Class IRC Two Overall

Series Place	Sail No	Boat	Type of Boat	Owner	Handicap	Series Points
1	IRL2525	YANKS & FRANKS	CORBY 25	Vincent O'Shea	0.938	14
2	IRL2506	ALLURE	CORBY 25	Brian Goggin	0.936	22
3	IRL4170	SLACK ALICE	GK 34	Shane Statham	0.953	26
4	IRL16859	BAD COMPANY	SUNFAST 32	Desmond-Ivers-Deasy	0.939	29
5	IRL4506	SEA HAWK	SIGMA 33ood	Clem McElligott	0.915	34
6	GBR7525R	Thunderbird	Corby25	Denis Coleman	0.940	43
7	IRL1121	MAC MAGIC II	First 31.7	McCarthys	0.956	62
8	IRL78	NO-GNOMES	NICHOLSON 30 mod	Leonard Donnery	0.910	67
9	IRL9732	Wicked	Sun Fast 32i	Mark Mendel	0.940	70
10	IRL692	GEMINI	FIRST 310	Salter/O'Regan/Minihan	0.930	82
11	IRL329	GUNSMOKE 11	FIRST 32	Sammy Cohen	0.910	89
12	IRL3492	BIG DEAL	DEHLER 34	Derek Dillon	0.925	90
13	IRL6676	Y KNOT	FIRST 32S5	Barrett_Conlon	0.933	95

Kinsale Yacht Club Spring Series Class IRC Three Overall

Series Place	Sail No	Boat	Type of Boat	Owner	Handicap	Series Points
1	GBR506R	ANCHOR CHALLENGE	Farr 1/4 tonner	Eamonn Rohan	0.917	13
2	IRL1771	Shillelagh	BLAZER 23	John Twomey	0.868	15
3	IRL9600	IMPACUNIOUS	IMPALA	Eddie Rice	0.888	21
4	IRL4206	POWDER MONKEY	SIGMA 33	Liam Lynch	0.909	31
5	IRL6002	STAGEFRIGHT	FORMULA 28	STAGEFRIGHT	0.912	47
6	IRL6564	MONKEY BUSINESS	Formula28	Bill McConnell	0.912	49
7	IRL152	CHAMELEON	FASTNET 34	Padraig O'Donovan	0.896	52

Kinsale Yacht Club Spring Series Class IRC Four Overall

Series Place	Sail No	Boat	Type of Boat	Owner	Handicap	Series Points
1	GBR9625R	SUNDANCER	DYNAMO 25	Alan Mulcahy	0.841	8
2	148	SHELLY D	MOODY 30	Mick Murphy	0.859	16
3	A191	LA MARAQUITA	ACHILLES 24	Eddie Higgns & Kevin Morrisson		32

Kinsale Yacht Club Spring Series Class IRC White Sail Overall

Series Place	Sail No	Boat	Type of Boat	Owner	Handicap	Series Points
1	IRL3450	Val Criss	First 345	Murphy Hennessy Dann	0.965	13
2	IRL4004	OBJECTION	SUN ODYESSY 35	Kevin & Celia Murray	0.953	17.5
3	IRL7880	Windrose	Nicholson 26	Bill Joyce	0.850	20
4	IRL1176	MAGIC ELFIN	Hanse 371	Peter Kelly	0.992	22
5	IRL6006	CIMARRON VI	OCEANIS 42.3	Dave O'Sullivan	1.009	33
6	IRL4369	Charisma	Sigma33	Des Lyons & Aine Dunne	0.957	35
7	IRL7305	Delos	First 305	Dave Cullinane	0.914	40
8	IRL2123	WHEELS	SUN ODYESSY 42	John Whealan	1.013	40
9	IRL3910	Sonas	Sun Odyssey 39i	David Ross	1.011	44
10	IRL1424	Roloco	Oceaniis 343	Brian Rose	0.917	45
11	IRL109	Ragtime	GK 24	John Alexander	0.811	57
12	IRL4003	Aoife	Oceanis 350	John O Mahony	0.911	62

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