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AGM Documents & Accounts

Dear DUBC alumni and friends,

In advance of DUBC’s AGM, we ask that you review the below notices and accounts. The club is currently unable to post notices on the noticeboard this year in Front Square, as it has been removed.

The AGM is due to take place at 6:30 pm on Friday, 16th September 2022 in the Jonathan Swift Theatre. The theatre is in the Arts Block of Trinity College (Room 2041A). Unfortunately, due to technical restraints, we are unable to offer a virtual attendance option at the meeting.

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AGM 2022/23

DUBC’s AGM will take place on Friday 16th September at 6:30 pm. It will be held in the Jonathan Swift Theatre in the Arts Block of Trinity College (Room 2041A).

2022 Home International Regatta Results

Left to Right: Thomas Hume (NUIG BC), Jack Butler, Liam Junkermann, Thomas Stevens, MacDara Allison, Isabel Doyle, Tadhg McKnight (DUBC), Michael Cronin, Jonny Cuddy (Cork BC), Martin O’Grady (NUIG BC), Christopher Dehaene (DUBC), Paul Thornton (DUBC, Coach)

The results of the day’s racing in London were as follows:

1st Men’s Senior 4-
2nd Men’s Senior 2-
2nd Men’s Senior 4x-
3rd Men’s Senior 4+
3rd Men’s Senior 8+

Congratulations to Tadhg McKnight and Thomas Stevens for their impressive win in the Senior 4-. Congratulations also to DULBC’s representation in the winning Women’s Senior 8+.

This regatta completed DUBC athletes’ racing for the season and we are now so excited for next season, and to do it all again.

Thank you to all of the club’s friends for your constant support throughout the year. Simply put, we could not do it without you. Thanks to you, another crop of DUBC rowers will be inspired to immerse themselves in the rowing world next year.

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Dublin University Boat Club is the rowing club of Trinity College Dublin. Established in 1898, the club continues a tradition of rowing excellence practiced in Trinity since 1836. Among the oldest rowing clubs of the world, DUBC maintains a long history of success at domestic and international level. Multiple wins at National Championship events feature prominently alongside victories at Henley Royal Regatta and Irish University Championships. DUBC’s accolades span the breadth of competitive rowing, from novice level to World Championship and Olympic representation.
Rowing for DUBC offers the opportunity for intensive training in both sweep and sculling boats, accommodated by state of the art, high-performance facilities for both land-based and water training. Professional coaching structures and individualised training programmes facilitate the development of the student athlete, while encouraging the high academic standard demanded of students at Trinity.