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The flag is the defaced Blue Ensign of the Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club, which carries (as do all British Ensigns) the Union Flag in its canton (or upper left corner), with a yellow shamrock below a St Edward's Crown in the fly half (or on the side opposite to the Union). The Club Burgee is, of course, triangular with a blue field bearing the same shamrock and crown. Unfortunately however, I do not have a date when this particular Ensign was authorized. Christopher Southworth , 14 February 2005
The Club was formed in 1899 by an amalgamation of the Ulster Sailing Club with the Cultra Yacht Club, and was initially called the North of Ireland Yacht Club. It was given the title Royal by King Edward VII on 2nd September 1902, and granted a special ensign by Admiralty Warrant in 1903. David Prothero , 14 February 2005
A brief history of the club can be found at http://www.rniyc.org/aboutus.htm . I used a 9 pearls per arch Tudor crown as this is how the RNIYC depicts its badge, and would prefer it to be illustrated. With that said, there are also actual samples of RNIYC ensigns and burgees utilizing the St. Edward's crown. The images shown here are approved by the club. Clay Moss , 13 October 2008
This an interesting example where the style of crown on a yacht ensign and burgee is entirely at the discretion of the club concerned - here we have a club which prefers (at least officially) the former pattern over that which is current. I notice that you use a rather more detailed trefoil (or shamrock if you prefer) than that usually seen in illustrations, and may we assume that this is also at the club's request? Christopher Southworth , 13 October 2008
image by Clay Moss , 13 October 2008
The Dumpy Book of Ships and the Sea (1957) shows the burgee as a yellow shamrock surmounted by a crown on a blue field. James Dignan , 12 February 2008
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Fairy Class Yacht Association
A page for any and all sailors, enthusiasts and spectators to be informed on the preservation and expansion of the Belfast Lough One-Design, better known as the ‘Fairies.’
Click on the yacht names to see the individual history of the boats, interesting stories, name/sail changes, past owners and current status.
Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club
2. maimoune, 5. iolanthe, 12. finvara, 14. coomara.
The first batch of Fairies, originally commissioned for the ‘North of Ireland’ YC, before they received their warrant to add the title of ‘Royal’ to the name. These boats converted over to Bermudian rig in the 1920s and still sail from their home at Cultra over 118 years after launching. Modern RNIYC photos are credited to David Livingston.
Lough Erne Yacht Club
Following the establishment and initial success of the Enniskillen Yacht Club, permission and cooperation was acquired from Linton Hope, Hilditch and the RNIYC to build a fleet of Fairy boats for this club. This second batch of boats still use the original Gunter rig to this day. The EYC gradually faded out of existence, with its boats ands assets transferring over to the re-formed Lough Erne Yacht Club in the 1940s. The class still sails on Lough Erne, over 114 years after launching.
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The Club was formed in 1899 by an amalgamation of the Ulster Sailing Club with the Cultra Yacht Club, and was initially called the North of Ireland Yacht Club. It was given the title Royal by King Edward VII on 2nd September 1902, and granted a special ensign by Admiralty Warrant in 1903. David Prothero, 14 February 2005.
The Club Flags shall be a Blue Ensign (Authorised by Admiralty Warrant, dated 27th June 1903) and a Blue Burgee, both featuring the Club device, viz. a Yellow Shamrock surmounted by the Royal Crown. ... Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club. 7 Seafront Road, Cultra, Holywood, Northern Ireland, BT18 0BB [email protected] Tel: +44 (0)28 9042 8041 ...
Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club. 7 Seafront Road, Cultra, Holywood, Northern Ireland, BT18 0BB [email protected] Tel: +44 (0)28 9042 8041
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The Club was formed in 1899 by an amalgamation of the Ulster Sailing Club with the Cultra Yacht Club, and was initially called the North of Ireland Yacht Club. It retained that title until 2 September 1902 when His Majesty King Edward VII was graciously pleased to command that the Club be henceforth known as 'The Royal North of Ireland Yacht ...
The Club has attractive seafront premises in Cultra. The buildings have been extended and adapted over the years to provide the facilities required for all the Club's activities. ... Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club. 7 Seafront Road, Cultra, Holywood, Northern Ireland, BT18 0BB [email protected] Tel: +44 (0)28 9042 8041. Bar Hours. Tues 17. ...
The Club was formed in 1899 by an amalgamation of the Ulster Sailing Club with the Cultra Yacht Club, and was initially called the North of Ireland Yacht Club. It retained that title until 2 September 1902 when His Majesty King Edward VII was graciously pleased to command that the Club be henceforth known as 'The Royal North of Ireland Yacht ...
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The Club was formed in 1899 by an amalgamation of the Ulster Sailing Club with the Cultra Yacht Club, and was initially called the North of Ireland Yacht Club. It was given the title Royal by King Edward VII on 2nd September 1902, and granted a special ensign by Admiralty Warrant in 1903. David Prothero, 14 February 2005. A brief history of the ...
The Club was formed in 1899 by an amalgamation of the Ulster Sailing Club with the Cultra Yacht Club, and was initially called the North of Ireland Yacht Club. It retained that title until 2 September 1902 when His Majesty King Edward VII was graciously pleased to command that the Club be henceforth known as 'The Royal North of Ireland Yacht ...
Royal North of Ireland Yacht Club. 1. Minx. 5. Iolanthe. The first batch of Fairies, originally commissioned for the 'North of Ireland' YC, before they received their warrant to add the title of 'Royal' to the name. These boats converted over to Bermudian rig in the 1920s and still sail from their home at Cultra over 118 years after ...
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The Club was formed in 1899 by an amalgamation of the Ulster Sailing Club with the Cultra Yacht Club, and was initially called the North of Ireland Yacht Club. It was given the title Royal by King Edward VII on 2nd September 1902, and granted a special ensign by Admiralty Warrant in 1903. David Prothero, 14 February 2005. A brief history of the ...
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