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2017-2018
- Captain: Shane Mulvaney
- LBC Captain: Emma Thornton
Photos
Gold and Silver at U23 World Championships
UCD Ad Astra athletes David O'Malley and Shane Mulvaney won the Lightweight Mens Pair while Andrew Goff stroked the Lightweight Mens Quad that finished 2nd at the U23 World Championships in Poznan, Poland.
Three National titles for UCD
The 2018 National Championships was a very special regatta for UCD, finishing with titles for Mens Senior 4-, Intermediate 8+ and Novice 8+.
Trialling, tired legs and a new boat at Cork regatta
As one of the few regatta surviving on the calendar after an unfortunate spell of bad weather, Cork was essential for gathering experience and cementing crews for the Championships in […]
Combinations trialled at Dublin Met
A home regatta for UCD saw some experimental crews take the water at the rescheduled Dublin Metropolitan Regatta in Blessington on Saturday.
Top class tight racing at London Met
UCD Boat Club sent 27 athletes over to London last weekend to compete in the London Metropolitan Regatta at Dorney Lake.
Frost forces Colours Upstream
With the ‘Beast from the East’ rendering the usual course unsafe, Colours 2018 took place in the more sheltered (and snow covered) Islandbridge.
Amsterdam Experience for Intermediates
As our Seniors prepare for the Gannon Cup, our Intermediates took to the continent for some top class racing at the Roeivierkamp in Amsterdam.
Intermediates Fastest at St. Michael’s Head
UCD’s Intermediate 8+ was the fastest crew at St. Michael’s Head which ran on the River Shannon through Limerick City for the first time in 25 years.
Quality Time in Seville
UCD Boat Club members clocked up hundreds of kilometres on the water in Seville during the club’s annual training camp.
425 Gather to Celebrate UCD Boat Club’s Centenary
UCD Boat Club celebrated 100 years since its foundation with a Centenary Dinner at O’Reilly Hall in UCD on November 17th.
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UCDBC ARE HENLEY BOUND!
A busy weekend in London for UCDBC at the Met Regatta!