
Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum!
Tue 6 Oct · 18:30
National Maritime Museum of Ireland
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An evening with Pamela Lee will be held at the National Maritime Museum of Ireland in Dublin on 6 October 2026 at 18:30 to support her Route du Rhum campaign. The event is hosted by Atlantic Youth Trust. Tickets are priced at €40.00.
Join Atlantic Youth Trust for an inspiring evening with Pamela Lee as we rally behind her historic Route du Rhum campaign.
Atlantic Youth Trust is delighted to invite you to a very special fundraising evening as we officially welcome Pamela Lee as our new Ambassador and rally behind her campaign to compete in one of the world’s most iconic offshore sailing races, the Route du Rhum.
Pam is preparing to make history as the first Irish sailor to compete in the Route du Rhum, the legendary solo transatlantic race from Saint-Malo, France, to Guadeloupe.
She has the experience, determination and ambition. Now, as she enters the final stages of her campaign, we want to bring together Ireland’s sailing, business, sporting and wider community to help her get to the start line.
We’ll hear first-hand about her journey into professional offshore sailing, the years of preparation behind her Route du Rhum campaign, the highs and lows of competing internationally and the extraordinary physical, mental, technical and financial demands involved in solo ocean racing.
This is an opportunity to hear the story behind the headlines and to understand what it really takes to compete on the international stage.
During the evening, Pam will take part in an in-depth conversation exploring her journey to date. There will also be an opportunity to meet Pam, connect with fellow supporters and learn more about the work of Atlantic Youth Trust.
Her career demonstrates what can happen when ambition is combined with determination, preparation and the courage to step beyond conventional boundaries. Through her role as Ambassador, we look forward to sharing that experience with young people and inspiring the next generation to think bigger about where their own journeys might take them.
Her #EmpowHer campaign also carries an important message about visibility and opportunity for women in sailing and high-performance sport.
The Route du Rhum is one of the great challenges in international sailing. Held every four years, the solo transatlantic race brings together some of the world’s leading offshore sailors for an extraordinary journey across the Atlantic from Saint-Malo to Guadeloupe.
For Pam, reaching the start line represents years of work, racing, preparation and commitment.
But campaigns of this scale require significant resources. Boats need to be prepared, equipment maintained, race logistics coordinated and an extensive support structure put in place before a sailor can even leave the dock.
That is why this evening matters.
It is an opportunity for us to come together as a community and help support the final push towards Saint-Malo.
This evening is for anyone inspired by ambition, adventure and people willing to take on extraordinary challenges.
We particularly welcome:
Ireland’s sailing and maritime community who want to get behind a major Irish offshore campaign.
Business leaders and companies interested in supporting Irish sport, women in leadership, adventure and high-performance achievement.
Women in sport networks and those committed to improving representation and visibility for female athletes.
Atlantic Youth Trust supporters and alumni who share our belief in the transformational power of the sea.
Adventure and endurance communities who understand the preparation and resilience required to take on challenges at the very edge of human performance.
And anyone who simply wants to be part of an exciting Irish sporting story.
Your Ticket Supports the Campaign. Places are limited. Book your ticket and be part of the journey.
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Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! takes place on Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 18:30.
Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! is held at National Maritime Museum of Ireland in Dublin (Haigh Terrace, Dun Laoghaire).
Tickets for Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! are priced at €40. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
The forecast for Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! is Light drizzle · 13°C.
Yes — hotels within walking distance of National Maritime Museum of Ireland can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.

Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum!
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An evening with Pamela Lee will be held at the National Maritime Museum of Ireland in Dublin on 6 October 2026 at 18:30 to support her Route du Rhum campaign. The event is hosted by Atlantic Youth Trust. Tickets are priced at €40.00.
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Join Atlantic Youth Trust for an inspiring evening with Pamela Lee as we rally behind her historic Route du Rhum campaign.
Atlantic Youth Trust is delighted to invite you to a very special fundraising evening as we officially welcome Pamela Lee as our new Ambassador and rally behind her campaign to compete in one of the world’s most iconic offshore sailing races, the Route du Rhum.
Pam is preparing to make history as the first Irish sailor to compete in the Route du Rhum, the legendary solo transatlantic race from Saint-Malo, France, to Guadeloupe.
She has the experience, determination and ambition. Now, as she enters the final stages of her campaign, we want to bring together Ireland’s sailing, business, sporting and wider community to help her get to the start line.
We’ll hear first-hand about her journey into professional offshore sailing, the years of preparation behind her Route du Rhum campaign, the highs and lows of competing internationally and the extraordinary physical, mental, technical and financial demands involved in solo ocean racing.
This is an opportunity to hear the story behind the headlines and to understand what it really takes to compete on the international stage.
During the evening, Pam will take part in an in-depth conversation exploring her journey to date. There will also be an opportunity to meet Pam, connect with fellow supporters and learn more about the work of Atlantic Youth Trust.
Her career demonstrates what can happen when ambition is combined with determination, preparation and the courage to step beyond conventional boundaries. Through her role as Ambassador, we look forward to sharing that experience with young people and inspiring the next generation to think bigger about where their own journeys might take them.
Her #EmpowHer campaign also carries an important message about visibility and opportunity for women in sailing and high-performance sport.
The Route du Rhum is one of the great challenges in international sailing. Held every four years, the solo transatlantic race brings together some of the world’s leading offshore sailors for an extraordinary journey across the Atlantic from Saint-Malo to Guadeloupe.
For Pam, reaching the start line represents years of work, racing, preparation and commitment.
But campaigns of this scale require significant resources. Boats need to be prepared, equipment maintained, race logistics coordinated and an extensive support structure put in place before a sailor can even leave the dock.
That is why this evening matters.
It is an opportunity for us to come together as a community and help support the final push towards Saint-Malo.
This evening is for anyone inspired by ambition, adventure and people willing to take on extraordinary challenges.
We particularly welcome:
Ireland’s sailing and maritime community who want to get behind a major Irish offshore campaign.
Business leaders and companies interested in supporting Irish sport, women in leadership, adventure and high-performance achievement.
Women in sport networks and those committed to improving representation and visibility for female athletes.
Atlantic Youth Trust supporters and alumni who share our belief in the transformational power of the sea.
Adventure and endurance communities who understand the preparation and resilience required to take on challenges at the very edge of human performance.
And anyone who simply wants to be part of an exciting Irish sporting story.
Your Ticket Supports the Campaign. Places are limited. Book your ticket and be part of the journey.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
❓ Frequently asked questions
When is Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum!?
Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! takes place on Tuesday, 6 October 2026 at 18:30.
Where is Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! taking place?
Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! is held at National Maritime Museum of Ireland in Dublin (Haigh Terrace, Dun Laoghaire).
How much are tickets for Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum!?
Tickets for Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! are priced at €40. Live prices and availability are shown on Eventbrite.
What will the weather be like at Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum!?
The forecast for Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! is Light drizzle · 13°C.
Is there anywhere to stay near Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum!?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of National Maritime Museum of Ireland can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum!?
Tickets for Let's get Pam to the Route du Rhum! can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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