Settling down scares Kate Ashe-Leonard more than crossing oceans
Sailing
Carlow sailor narrowly misses silver after recovering from faltering opening race and steadily improving form as week progressed
Nineteen-year-old from Howth produces a brilliant display to qualify with a race to spare
Notable youth results at international level eyecatching for the sport in Ireland, but step change also taking place
This year Olympic sailing silver medallist Annalise Murphy won three Irish track cycling titles on a borrowed bike - now she wants to compete for Ireland in France
‘It’s nearly Christmas and we’re 20 nautical miles off the east coast of Australia.’ Kate Ashe Leonard hopes to make it to Sydney in time
Robert Dickson and Seán Waddilove come third in the opening race of qualification round
Greystones-born skipper and her French team-mate Tiphaine Ragueneau are one of just three all-women teams in the Transat Jacques Vabre race
Junior and senior classes draw champions from all Irish coasts plus inland waterways but Wicklow capable of winning both events
For Kate Ashe-Leonard, what was intended as an adventurous sabbatical from her London career has turned into a way of life
John and Suzie Murphy’s Outrajeous from the host club ended up being declared the overall winner
Remarkable performance proves a real career highlight for the modest Meath sailor Tom Dolan
Entries continue to arrive at Howth Yacht club for next week’s ICRA National Championships
Surge of good results at youth level bodes well for future
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