Irish Sailing is the National Governing Body for sailing, powerboating and windsurfing in Ireland.

The primary objectives since its foundation in 1945 are to:
Serve the needs of its members.
Represent their interests at home and abroad with sports and government bodies.
Promote the development of the sports and increase the number of active participants.

Irish Sailing has 22,500 members and over 200 Irish Sailing affiliated organisations offering a range of training, racing, social, and leisure activities for their members. 
There is a network of over 135 Irish Sailing Training Centres offering training courses for dinghy, keelboat and catamaran sailors, cruisers, powerboaters, windsurfers, personal watercrafts (aka Jet Ski) and inland waterways motorboats, for Irish Sailing members and the general public alike.

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Irish Sailing

Irish Sailing's headquarters in Dun Laoghaire, Ireland

Tim Bourke

This department focuses on providing training and coaching in various sailing disciplines, including dinghy, powerboat, and windsurfing.

Sailing Instruction

This department focuses on managing and promoting sailing activities and events.

Sailing Program

This department oversees the management and regulatory aspects of sporting organizations and events.

Sports Governance

This department focuses on enhancing athletic performance through physical training and conditioning programs.

Athletic Performance

This department focuses on the protection, inclusion, and support of children's rights and welfare.

Child Welfare Services

This department focuses on enhancing instructional techniques and developing coaching methodologies.

Irish Sailing

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Teams

Sailing Instruction

Sailing Program

Sports Governance

Athletic Performance

Child Welfare Services

Coaching and Development

Offices

Irish Sailing

Org chart

Teams

Sailing Instruction

Sailing Program

Sports Governance

Athletic Performance

Child Welfare Services

Coaching and Development

Offices

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