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Rowing Ireland is proud to announce that the 2026 Irish Coastal Rowing Championships, hosted by Ballycotton Rowing Club, will take place from Saturday, 15 August to Sunday, 16 August at the National Rowing Centre in Farran Woods, Co. Cork, just 30 minutes from Cork City.

The championships promise an exciting weekend of coastal rowing, with crews from across the coun...


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The Waterways Ireland ‘Row for It League’ concluded on Sunday, 2 August at the Carrick-on-Shannon Sprint Regatta. Following an exciting series of six competitive regattas, the final points have been tallied and the winners in each category have been confirmed.

The winning crews were proudly presented with their medals on Sunday by Waterways Ireland CEO, John McDonag...


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The Rowing Ireland Irish Coastal Rowing Championships in partnership with Ballycotton Rowing Club, are set to return to the National Rowing Centre in Farran, Co. Cork, on 15 and 16 August, with clubs from across Ireland preparing for what promises to be an exciting weekend of coastal rowing.

This year’s Championships are set to be bigger and better than last year, w...


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A huge congratulations to Olderfleet Rowing Club and their five members who last week brought home a gold medal for the Master’s Ladies Quad from the British Coastal Championships.

They also won Third Place Overall in the Open category.

Olderfleet captain Barbara Johnson rowed with crew members Julie Campbell, Clare Canale and Catherine Maxwell, they were ...


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by Niall O’Carroll

Championship racing has a habit of revealing character long before medals are won, and Ireland’s opening day at the World Under-19 Rowing Championships offered plenty of encouragement. Three crews remain firmly in contention after composed and confident performances, with athletes showing the resilience and race maturity demanded on the internatio...


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