Clubs and Association Portfolio:

		In the early years of the nineteen-century, Yachting in Cork harbour was the exclusive privilege of the Royal Cork Yacht Club. Which raced the yachts of the former J class: Valkeirie, White Heather, Britannia, Kaisarine, Shamrock etc. All raced in Cobh and many of the visiting Yachts picked up their crews from the natives of the town. The need for a smaller type of yacht being felt, it was decided by some to build a class peculiar to local requirements and conditions.
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		KYC was first located in two cottages opposite the slip at Scilly, across the harbour from the current location. By the mid 1950's, there were six boats racing in the club comprising of a dragon called 'Sleuth', two colleens, 'Pinkeen' and 'Spalpeen', an Uffa Ace, Dick Hegarty's cruiser 'Bedouin' and a jollyboat sailed by the 70 year old commodore Brig. Gen. Dorman. Jeanot Petch made an exotic addition to the already varied fleet when he built a Prout catamaran in 1957. Races started off the pierhead sailing to Bulman and back via the harbour marks.
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		Dating from the 1870s, The Southern Law Association (SLA) is an association of solicitors whose members consist of practitioners working in Cork City and County. Every solicitor practising in the City and County of Cork is entitled to apply to the SLA to be admitted as a member, subject to being proposed and approved by the council of the SLA.
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		Muintir Mhuire was set up on 1st Oct 2003 in Monacraigh Cottage, Ladysbridge, Co.Cork, a house on temporary loan by another charity. It began totally dependent on Divine Providence, with little funds assets or materials, but with great trust in a loving God who knows all our needs. It was set up by Fr. Donal O' Callaghan, who has been working as a priest for the last 30 years, and been led by the Holy Spirit to the assistance of many young people.
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		Cobh Golf Club is situated 1 mile on the Eastern side of the picturesque town of Cobh in CorkHarbour. The club can trace its humble beginnings to a small group of determined members of Cobh Golfing Society who for many years travelled afar to pursue their beloved sport and relished the thoughts of establishing a home course.
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		The Cobh Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) website, follows the traditions of hurling and gaelic football on the great island.
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		The Irish Ship Agents' Association is probably unique in the world's ships' agency fraternity in that it was formed only about thirty years ago. In its beginnings, it was low key, its administration being undertaken by a staff member of one of its constituent companies. The Secretarial appointment changed fairly regularly, sometimes to coincide with a Presidential appointment. Only in 1980 did the Association decide that a permanent Secretariat was necessary, particularly with the advent of the EEC.
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