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In pictures: The Irish Coastal Rowing Championships 2024 

Rowers from Cork impress at National Rowing Centre in Farran, County Cork
In pictures: The Irish Coastal Rowing Championships 2024 

Isabelle Boyce, Mia Murphy, Aoibhínn Cotter, Caitlin Kelly, Olivia Morgan and Siobhán Lordan, from Kilmacsimon Rowing Club, at the champs. 

Hundreds of rowers gathered last weekend to take part in the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships, showcasing some of the finest rowing talent across Ireland.

Ava O’Connell, Laura O’Mahony and Saoirse Manning from Passage West Rowing Club at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships.
Ava O’Connell, Laura O’Mahony and Saoirse Manning from Passage West Rowing Club at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships.

Rushbrook dig deep at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. 
Rushbrook dig deep at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. 

Donogh and Ruth Wall (9) from East Ferry Rowing Club at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships held in Farran, County Cork.  Picture: Chani Anderson
Donogh and Ruth Wall (9) from East Ferry Rowing Club at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships held in Farran, County Cork.  Picture: Chani Anderson

It was held at the home of the Irish rowing, the National Rowing Centre in Farran (County Cork), and was hosted by Kilmacsimon Rowing Club. 

John O’Regan and Daphne Miller from Ballycotton supporting their club.
John O’Regan and Daphne Miller from Ballycotton supporting their club.

Racing action at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Pictures: Chani Anderson
Racing action at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Pictures: Chani Anderson

Passage West’s vet men cox Alan Treacy congratulates his competition at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships held in Farran, County Cork.
Passage West’s vet men cox Alan Treacy congratulates his competition at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships held in Farran, County Cork.

Giving her all for Galley Flash at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships.
Giving her all for Galley Flash at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships.

Kilmacsimon RC’s masters women’s crew celebrate after winning silver.
Kilmacsimon RC’s masters women’s crew celebrate after winning silver.

Caoimhe O’Driscoll and Tim Crowley from Rosscarbery warming up.  Picture Chani Anderson
Caoimhe O’Driscoll and Tim Crowley from Rosscarbery warming up.  Picture Chani Anderson

Racing action from aKilmacsimon crew at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Picture: Chani Anderson
Racing action from aKilmacsimon crew at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Picture: Chani Anderson

And as our pictures here today show, it was a wonderful occasion, enjoyed by rowers and spectators from all over Ireland.

Watching the action.
Watching the action.

Racing action at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Picture: Chani Anderson
Racing action at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Picture: Chani Anderson

Gavin O’Flaherty of Passage West RC’s vet men’s crew cooling down after his race. Picture: Chani Anderson
Gavin O’Flaherty of Passage West RC’s vet men’s crew cooling down after his race. Picture: Chani Anderson

Una Hayden (10) and Sadhbh Kenny (10) of Kilmacsimon Rowing Club. Picture: Chani Anderson
Una Hayden (10) and Sadhbh Kenny (10) of Kilmacsimon Rowing Club. Picture: Chani Anderson

Prepared for all weather (and they needed to be!), spectators watch the racing at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships in Farran. Picture: Chani Anderson
Prepared for all weather (and they needed to be!), spectators watch the racing at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships in Farran. Picture: Chani Anderson

Pat Barry, Adrian Donovan, Eric Meade, Tosh Shanahan and Sean Murphy, from Whitegate Rowing Club, celebrating after winning gold in the men’s masters category at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Picture: Chani Anderson
Pat Barry, Adrian Donovan, Eric Meade, Tosh Shanahan and Sean Murphy, from Whitegate Rowing Club, celebrating after winning gold in the men’s masters category at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Picture: Chani Anderson

Racing action at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Picture: Chani Anderson
Racing action at the Irish Coastal Rowing Championships. Picture: Chani Anderson

And there was a great scattering of Cork medal wins, which made for an even more enjoyable occasion for the host county.

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