Charlie Enright

A disabled 4-year-old boy who sued over the circumstances of his birth at Midwestern Regional Maternity Hospital in Limerick has secured a total €17.2(...)

After six days at sea and an elongated leg over 1,450 nautical miles, Charlie Enright’s Vestas 11th Hour Racing team won the Volvo Ocean Race first st(...)

A severely disabled child will receive an interim payment of €1.75 million under a settlement of his action alleging negligence at his birth at the Mi(...)

In a further indicator of recovery in the sailing and the wider economy, entries for next month’s biennial Sovereigns Cup at Kinsale have exceeded t(...)

For a while, it looked like we were never going to get away from Brazil. Stuck at the starting line with no wind, leg six of the Volvo Ocean Race to N(...)

In what has become a hallmark of the new one-design boats in the Volvo Ocean Race, the fifth leg of the 39,000 nautical mile contest drew to a close a(...)

Looks like our skipper Ian Walker’s words at the start of this leg were on the money: to win this leg you first have to complete it. Right now we have(...)

Did I mention previously that a week is a long time in ocean racing?The last seven days have been like a game of snakes and ladders with the elastic b(...)

Back into the Doldrums once more we go and this time I’m relishing the prospect.We’re holding second on Abu Dhabi Ocean Racing and since last week’s r(...)

We’re fewer than 1,000 miles into the fourth leg of the Volvo Ocean Race, this time heading towards more familiar waters of New Zealand after our shor(...)