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Cork Harbour Ocean to City Rowing Race Photo Gallery

4th June 2018
Cork Harbour's An Rás Mor, now in its 14th year, received a record-breaking entry! Over 200 boats and 600 participants Cork Harbour's An Rás Mor, now in its 14th year, received a record-breaking entry! Over 200 boats and 600 participants Credit: Bob Bateman

Dragon boats, stand up paddle–boarders, coastal rowing skiffs and many more boat types besides came to the line for Cork Harbour Festival's Ocean to City Race and Afloat.ie's Bob Bateman captured the action from the quayside. 

An Rás Mor, now in its 14th year, received a record-breaking entry! Over 200 boats and 600 participants from Ireland, U.S, Holland, Germany, Spain and Great Britain, are set to descend on Cork City for Ireland’s premier rowing race on Saturday 2 June.

Thankfully, all went off well and there was a great race unlike 2017 when, for the first time in its history the race fell to severe weather.

See Bob Bateman's gallery of images below

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