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Massive boom hopes to corral Pacific Ocean's plastic trash

10 September 2018 by Alan

Massive boom hopes to corral Pacific Ocean's plastic trash: Blair Tuke and Peter Burling at it again in final Volvo Ocean Race warmup. The buoyant, U-shaped barrier made of plastic and with a tapered 3-metre …: Google Alert – “volvo ocean race”

Camogie players' passion inspiring female participation across generations: Or the notable achievements of our brand ambassadors too, led by Annalise Murphy in completing the Volvo Ocean Race; Mags D'Arcy and her role …: Google Alert – “volvo ocean race”

The Volvo Ocean Race returns to Cape Town in 2017 and will be in the City from 24 November to 10 December. The first of Leg 2 yachts are expected to arrive on 27 November with the start of Leg 3 to Melbourne on 10 December 2017:

CLICK HERE for more news from the Volvo Ocean Race.

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