After an intensive couple of weeks training in Blessington, DUBC hit Cork Regatta in fine form in what turned out to be a curtain-raiser for the National Championships in 3 weeks time. The Novice "Lad$" VIII began their racing on the Saturday, splitting into two coxed...

After a tumultuous week a crew finally pulled itself together for the 11th annual University Boat Races, excellently hosted as always by Queen's University Belfast and the Cutter's Wharf. First up was the Novice men; having pushed hard off the start with their...

With the inconvenience of the end-of-year exams finally out of the way, the DUBC Senior, Intermediate and Novice squads emerged from their respective "Winter-training" style regimes to assemble crews for their next big test only 10 days away; London Metropolitan...

With good weather came great food, entertainment and racing at last weekend's annual Trinity Regatta. Throngs of spectators lined the towpath in Islandbridge (whereas others favoured the club bar!) to watch the tight racing over the winding 1800m course. The Senior...

After the success of the domestic head season, as well as the Senior VIIIs performance at the Eights Head of the River, DUBC carried a lot of momentum into this years Irish University Rowing Championships at the NRC in Cork. Arriving late on Thursday evening with a...

After a terrific domestic campaign in the Irish Head season, as well as an historic victory in the Gannon Cup against UCD on St.Patrick’s Day weekend, the Senior VIII travelled to London for the Eights Head of the River Race to test themselves against the best British...

After what seemed like the longest week of lectures imaginable, Saturday the 14th of March had finally arrived for the men and women, novices and seniors, of Trinity. All of those long hours, early mornings and sore limbs finally led to our first taste of racing...

7th March 6 Trinity 8s descended the Weir last Saturday to take part in the annual Dublin Head of the River in challenging conditions of up to 40 mph winds. This wasn't to prevent further domination of the domestic head season however. Although poorly subscribed, the...

28th February 6 kilometers. 18 minutes of hovering perilously close to your physical edge. Add howling wind and rain for good measure- for most, it's one of those "why do I even row?" days. Not for this DUBC squad however, who stamped their authority on the Irish Head...

7th February Saturday the 7th of February brought the senior and novice squads what they had spent all winter dreaming about- the beginning of the racing season with Lagan Head of the River in Belfast. After a period of squad testing and tinkering, coach Nick Dunlop...