Dublin University Boat Club

Rowing on the Liffey since 1836

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Michaelmas Races

The annual Michaelmas Races are coming this Saturday. Join us for DUBC’s traditional Christmas celebration on the 21st of December for an exciting afternoon of racing to win the coveted ‘Michaelmas Cup’. Mince pies and mulled wine will be provided.

Entrance is €5, alumni, friends, and family are welcome to participate and spectate. All money raised will go towards the club and our winter camp.

Remembrance Sunday

DUBC and LEBC would like to invite all members and friends to attend our annual remembrance service for those Trinity oarsmen lost to war this Sunday morning November 10th. 

We will gather in the boathouse at 10.30am for a short ceremony in the Irish National War Memorial Gardens at 11am. The service will conclude with a rendition of the Last Post provided courtesy of the Royal British Legion. 

Refreshments will be served in the boathouse after the ceremony.

Head Of The Charles Regatta

Last Saturday saw DUBC participate for the second year running in the Head Of The Charles Regatta. After a last minute substitute, DUBC came 15th in the Men’s Club VIII category. As we head into Winter training, Colours and University Championships will now be the focus.

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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.