Viking Marine Launches ILCA Dealership

Viking Marine Launches ILCA Dealership

The following is a repost from Afloat.ie.

Viking Marine of Dun Laoghaire Harbour is proud to announce its latest partnership as the exclusive dealer of PSA (Performance Sailcraft Australia) ILCA dinghies on the island of Ireland.

This exciting collaboration brings the highly anticipated PSA ILCA dinghies to Ireland, offering sailors an opportunity to experience top-tier performance like never before.

The PSA ILCA dinghies are the result of meticulous craftsmanship, drawing on valuable insights from accomplished ILCA/Laser sailors from around the globe.

These boats are widely considered among the best-built ILCA dinghies and not only uphold but elevate the standards set by the PSA Race series.

The Elite series offered by Viking Marine includes a range of enhancements that will delight ILCA enthusiasts. Key features of the PSA ILCA Elite series include: Composite Upper Mast, a Carbon Tiller and Extension, and Harken rigging.

These Australian-made ILCAs have become a favourite among top-level sailors.

Sailors can choose from a range of options: ILCA 7 (Standard), ILCA 6 (Radial) or ILCA 4 (4.7) configurations. Each variant offers distinct advantages and performance characteristics to cater to sailors of all levels and preferences.

Boats are in stock now and available at an exclusive launch price.

Viking Marine has a longstanding reputation for offering top-quality marine products and services, and this exclusive distribution agreement with PSA reaffirms its commitment to delivering excellence to the sailing community.

For more information about the PSA ILCA dinghies and to explore the full range of options available, please visit vikingmarine.ie or contact the team at sales@vikingmarine.ie or +353 1 280 6654.

Viking Marine is a leading provider of marine chandlery, clothing, and accessories in Ireland. With a passion for sailing and a commitment to delivering top-notch products and services, Viking Marine has been serving the maritime community in Ireland for 35 years.


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