1985 Moody 27
Moody · 27 · 1985
Lying at Crosshaven, Cork Ireland · 51.8024°N 8.2953°W
Specification
- LOA
- 8.23 m
- LWL
- 6.4 m
- Beam
- 2.74 m
- Displacement
- 2608 kg
- Hull type
- Other
- Hull material
- Glass Fibre
- Engine
- Volvo
- Power
- 18 hp
- Drive
- Other
- Fuel
- Diesel
- Year built
- 1985
- Tax status
- Vat Paid
Figures from the seller; catalog specs shown where instance data is unstated.
Where she lies
Crosshaven, Cork Ireland
Wake up where yachting began
Crosshaven sits at the mouth of Cork Harbour, home to the Royal Cork Yacht Club — the oldest in the world, founded 1720. Own here and every season opens onto sheltered harbour sailing, the wild beauty of the West Cork coast, and a village where the pubs still fill with crews after racing.
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Royal Cork Yacht ClubThe world's oldest yacht club and host of biennial Cork Week.
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Roches Point & Fort CamdenHistoric harbour forts and headland walks at the harbour mouth.
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West Cork cruising groundsKinsale, Glandore and the islands within a day's sail.
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Cronin's PubSeafood and pints steps from the pontoons — the post-race institution.
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Kinsale (short hop)Ireland's gourmet capital, an easy sail west.
Deep, sheltered water in Cork Harbour with straightforward all-tide access; prevailing southwesterlies. Cork Week and the West Cork coast — Kinsale, Oysterhaven, Glandore — are the natural cruising ground from this berth.