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Looking for a sports club that is inclusive and progressive? Look no further than Skerries Rowing Club. We cater for athletes of all levels and abilities and are passionate about rowing! We encourage, support and strive for excellence and success at every level.
Coastal rowing allows you to experience the beauty of the ocean and Dublin coastline in a unique way. You’ll have the opportunity to row alongside stunning cliffs, beaches, and wildlife.
You get a full-body workout and coastal rowing adds an extra challenge due to the unpredictability of the ocean. You’ll build strength and endurance while enjoying the great outdoors.
We’re a community of like-minded individuals who share your passion for rowing and the ocean. You’ll make new friends, learn from experienced rowers, and participate in club events and races.
Skerries Rowing Club was founded in 2012 and has over 80 members. In just over 10 years, our club has grown quickly and cater for all ages and all abilities, from beginners to experienced Racing Regatta crews. Our members range in age from 10 years to over 70 years of age!
There’s more to rowing than rowing. Learn more about what we do as a club.
Skerries is a small seaside fishing town in Fingal. The name comes from the Norse word ‘skere’ which became the Irish ‘na sceirí’ which means ‘the rocks’. Historically, Skerries was an active fishing port while in the 20th century, it became a resort town, and a dormitory town for Dublin commuters.
As a club, we work very closely with other sports clubs as well as local businesses.
Starting at just €30, our memberships are suitable for everyone.
From regattas and international long rows to social gatherings and off-season training, there's always something going on!
You'll get the chance to compete, and win, against some of the best rowers in Ireland.
Organised by Skerries Rowing Club, the ‘Round Rockabill Rowing Race’ is a gruelling, 15km race into open sea for any coxed sea going boat with either sliding or fixed seat. The event brings rowing clubs from all over Ireland to our beautiful coastline.
Spectators have a perfect, unobstructed view of the event from the south beach, where crews launch with a beach sprint, jump into their boats and row out the 7.5km to the Rockabill lighthouse. Once rounded, the crews will need to row back the same way for a beach sprint finish across the line.
Discover what’s happening, both in our club and across the rowing world. Most events that members take part in are regattas (short and fast races) and long rows (longer, slower-paced races, focused on endurance). We will update this section regularly with news regarding events that may be of interest to our members.
… a unique opportunity to members. The diversity of the club is great and the comradery between members is superb. The weekly rows can take you around the islands to coastal which is uniquely diverse. The adventure of long rows is also unique and something I really look forward to, the ’Round Rockabill Row’ in particular. In essence, my life would be very different should I not be involved.
Find out what’s happening in the club!
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This project has been supported by Fingal LEADER Partnership CLG & the Department of Rural and Community Development through the Rural Development Programme 2014-2022 (LEADER) & the European Agricultural Fund for Rural Development.
Funding was awarded to Skerries Rowing Club for Upgrading their club website.
Thacaigh comhpháirtíocht leader fhine gall agus an roinn forbartha tuaithe agus pobail leis an tionscadal seo tríd An gclár um fhorbairt tuaithe 2014-2022 (LEADER) agus an ciste eorpach talmhaíochta um fhorbairt tuaithe.
Bronnadh maoiniú ar cumann rámhaíochta NA SCEIRÍ don thionscadal UASGhRÁdÚ SUÍOMH AN chumainn.
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