 Commodore's notes
With Easter on the doorstep ‘life returns’ to the club. There is noticeable activity around the yard and action at the carparks an slipway.
In the background we had a lot of activity, the headline being Alastair securing a sizeable grant but we also interacted with the Council via John Morton the Harbours Manager, the Cushendall Development Group and ran a ‘Navigation without Electronics’ course.
We have been in Discussion with Campbeltown about this year’s events and are trying to finalise the detail of the calendar.
As you will see elsewhere in Ebb & Flow Sailing and Junior Sailing starts this Easter Weekend.
Lots happening but I am looking forward to the return of sailing and of course the Italian Night. I hope many of you will come along, Clodagh has made a big effort to revive this party and it was always a great launching pad for the social year at CSBC.
James
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The Sailing Committee have assembled a calendar which details the various fixtures and events through to the end of 2022 (which will be published on the Club website soon). It starts with dinghy racing for the Egg Race on Easter Sunday and the Emily Tankard on Easter Monday – the warning signal for both races will be 1200.
Good News! The Club has been successful in its application to the ‘Covid Omicron Hospitality Scheme’ – the £40m fund set up by government to support the NI Hospitality sector recover from the impact of the Pandemic.
