Colours Boat Races

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River Liffey, Saturday 22nd March

The Trinity and UCD University Boat Race Committee is delighted to announce that the Colours Boat Races will take place in the centre of Dublin city on Saturday 22nd March 2025.
The 75th event between Trinity College Dublin and University College Dublin will be raced upstream on the lower Liffey, from O’Connell Bridge to St. James Gate.

Crews will race for the four Colours trophies
• 3:30 pm -Sally Moorhead Trophy
• 4:00 pm -Dan Quinn Shield
• 4:30 pm -Corcoran Cup
• 5:00 pm -Gannon Cup


Date:
Saturday 22nd March
Time:
3.30pm
Price:
Free
Address:
O'Connell Bridge, Dublin, Ireland

Google Map of O'Connell Bridge, Dublin, Ireland

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