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Irish Sailing Coastal Navigation for Small Boats – Dublin

Dublin Port

The aim of the Irish Sailing Coastal Navigation course is to provide participants with the skills and knowledge required to safely navigate a boat by day and by night in coastal waters with which they are familiar. This practical course includes lots of hands-on use of chartplotters. Delivered over a weekend (12-16 hours).

Fee (including course materials, and ISA cert):    € 285

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Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Galway

Galway

The Short Range Certificate (SRC) course is accredited by the Irish Department of Transport and is the minimum qualification required for use of VHF radios on boats in coastal or inland waterways.  The course covers the latest DSC VHF radios, EPIRB, SART, NAVTEX, etc.  The duration is 1.5 days including exams.

Fee (including course materials, exams and Dept of Transport cert):    € 285

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Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Carlingford

Carlingford Louth, Ireland

The Short Range Certificate (SRC) course is accredited by the Irish Department of Transport and is the minimum qualification required for use of VHF radios on boats in coastal or inland waterways.  The course covers the latest DSC VHF radios, EPIRB, SART, NAVTEX, etc.  The duration is 1.5 days including exams.

Fee (including course materials, exams and Dept of Transport cert):    € 285

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Short Range Certificate for VHF operators (SRC) Lough Derg

Nenagh , Ireland

The Short Range Certificate (SRC) course is accredited by the Irish Department of Transport and is the minimum qualification required for use of VHF radios on boats in coastal or inland waterways.  The course covers the latest DSC VHF radios, EPIRB, SART, NAVTEX, etc.  The duration is 1.5 days including exams.

Fee (including course materials, exams and Dept of Transport cert):    € 285

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