Interested in Irish Rowing? Here's some basic info:

     We are a competitive coed team that travels to different cities (on weekends) throughout the summer and fall. travel is optional, but encouraged - rowers who are traveling to a particular regatta get first priority in the boat during practices leading up to that race.

Come on down and hop in the boats - we don't have formal teaching classes, we'll teach you as we go. This sport is not like any other type of rowing, and it usually takes several practices to get the hang of the technique - don't get discouraged! 

Think your too old for this? We have rowers from their 20's to their 50's and everything in between on the team. Once you build up your stamina and learn the rowing technique, you can be very competitive, no matter what age you start! Hope to see you on the water!

History of the Currach and our Club -


Contacts:

For more information about rowing and what kind of nuts we are, or to see if we'll be rowing on a particular day, please feel free to call:
Egan: 443.532.4165
Shane: 410.703.6751


Getting to the boats:

Park in the back (near the Convent) of the St. Mary's Church parking lot. walk out of the back of the parking lot and walk down Shipwright street to the water. You can enter the Carroll House via the gate on the left. The boats are by the water. 

What you'll need:
Best to wear comfortable gym clothes, bring water, sailing or workout type gloves if you have them, and beer money!

Dues:
Dues for new rowers are $80 for the year and includes a t-shirt. You don't have to bring money until the 4th practice (unless we go to Sean Donlon's after practice!) 

Questions?
Send an email to Shane at annapolisirishrowing@yahoo.com

Please send website comments to Shane

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