You have good days (Day Four) and some bad ones (Day Five) - Graham Vials and Chris Turner (GBR 4071) overall leaders had to retire after Race 8 with damage to their boat, so the rest of the fleet had a chance to claw back some points in the three race monster day. Breeze up and Flying Fifteen's flying in Dublin Bay!
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