Talk:Royal Cork Yacht Club
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[edit] History rewritten
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Royal Cork claims to be the oldest, but has had several incarnations and was dormant in the late 19th century and was revitalized when the Royal Munster merged with it. To this day it still embraces Royal Munster in its title. If you become dormant and are reborn, can you claim continuous existence? and the claim to be the oldest should reflect that it is the oldest discontinuous yacht club in the Cork harbour.
23:45, 17 December 2006 (UTC)~
