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Laser Sailor Ronan Kenneally Leads Monkstown Bay's September League in Cork Harbour (Photo Gallery Here!)

27th September 2020
505s and Laser dinghies compete in Class One of the September dinghy league a Monkstown Bay Sailing Club. Scroll down for photo gallery 505s and Laser dinghies compete in Class One of the September dinghy league a Monkstown Bay Sailing Club. Scroll down for photo gallery Credit: Bob Bateman

There was some great sailing breeze for a big weekend of dinghy racing at Monkstown Bay Sailing Club in Cork Harbour yesterday. MBSC is co-hosting the 1720 Munster Championships in the harbour as well as running its regular dinghy September League.

After eight races sailed in the club's September Open dinghy League 2020, Ronan Kenneally has a big lead in the Class One fleet counting six first places to lead by nine points from Brendan Dwyer also in a Laser. Philip Doherty in a Radial is third.

Lasers have a stranglehold on the leaderboard but an RS Aero (Emmet O'Sullivan) makes his presence known in the 22-boat fleet in fifth overall The first of several 505 dinghies (Brian Jones/Gary Frost) being raced at the club lies eighth overall.

In Class Two, Harry McDaid leads in a 4.7, from Tony Geraghty in an Optimist. Third is  Kyle Joyce in a Feva.

Results are here

Bob Bateman's MBSC September Series Photo Gallery below 

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