The ISORA story by W.M. Nixon

'The Irish Sea has few rivals anywhere in the world as an ideal area for middle distance and shorter off-shore races. An interesting variety of coastlines, a useful selection of turning marks, a fascinating mixture of tidal conditions, and an entertaining choice of hospitable ports at which to start and finish races, makes for the ideal mixture whereby the offshore brigade can have the maximum amount of sport and its attendant celebrations with the minimum amount of hassle.'

- as true today as it was when written in 1986?

Read the full article as it appeared in Afloat in 1986?