Named sailing roles
Clubs set their own race, safety, shore and committee roles.
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General club software can manage contacts and fees. SailHQ also links duties, boats, race series and sailing qualifications. This edition is written for Irish sailing clubs.
Irish Sailing is Ireland's national body and World Sailing authority. It helps clubs with race rules, training, Garda vetting and safeguarding.
Reviewed 21 August 2026
Clubs set their own race, safety, shore and committee roles.
A duty can require an exact certificate before a member can take the role.
Race counts, dates and discards sit in a sailing series rather than a general event list.
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Irish Sailing is the national body and World Sailing authority. It helps member clubs with rules, training, safeguarding and governance.
What the club record should hold.
Record affiliation status, the club or training-centre relationship and the committee owner for national returns.
Open the official sourceIrish Sailing accredited Training Centres offer courses across sailing and powerboating. Clubs should store the course, provider and completion details.
What the club record should hold.
Record the Irish Sailing scheme, course level, training centre, completion date and any revalidation.
Open the official sourceIrish Sailing publishes national prescriptions for World Sailing rules during the 2025-2028 cycle. Race teams apply them to notices, instructions and protests.
What the club record should hold.
Store the rules edition, Irish prescriptions, notice, sailing instructions and race-official approval.
Open the official sourceMembers, households, duty roster, race series, boats, roles, weather and the club portal.
Race scoring, fee collection, formal accounts and advice from official or professional sources.
Yes. Keep the status, review date and role that requires it. Sensitive case details should stay in the proper reporting process.
No. Keep the official training record in Irish Sailing systems. SailHQ stores the qualification needed for club access and duties.
No. SailHQ manages club records. Race scoring, fee collection and formal accounts stay in specialist systems.
Yes. The committee can set local roles and record the training the club accepts.
The main app and database are hosted in the UK. Clubs abroad should include this in their privacy review.
SailHQ records payment status but does not collect fees. Clubs can keep using SEPA Direct Debit or their current provider.