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President -
Joanne Fenn
Vice-President - Lorry Wolk
Treasurer -
Darlene Ferris
Secretary - Doreen Weintraub, 141 Bar Gate Trail, Killingworth, CT 06419 860-663-2512
Board of Directors:
Ian Durkin, Paulette Peckol, Sandy Seymour, Donald Storrs

Our club was founded in 1970 by a group of interested Irish Setter breeders in Connecticut. One of those founding members, Carol Brown, is still an active member of the club. Since then, ISCCC has grown to include members not only from Connecticut, but from Massachusetts, Vermont, New York, New Jersey, and New Hampshire. We even have former Connecticut residents in Virginia!
Although one of our primary objectives, as stated in our constitution, is to conduct specialty shows, obedience trials, field trials, and other events sanctioned by the AKC, our membership has grown to be a varied group. We are proud and honored to have had the 1995 and 2002 #1 Irish Setters in the U.S. bred and owned by club members. We also have members who compete in obedience, hunt tests, and agility. Several of our dogs are Certified Therapy Dogs. We have members who joined because they adopted a Rescue Irish from us and wanted to be part of our group. Some members no longer have an Irish Setter, but want to stay in touch with the breed. All of these members bring their own unique viewpoint to the group and help us to explore all aspects of our wonderful red dogs. Each year the club sponsors a dog at N.E.A.D.S. in training to become a Service Dog.
We have bimonthly membership meetings at various locations in Connecticut. We hold two conformation Specialty shows, in May and October. We march with our dogs, adorned with green ribbons around their necks, in the Hartford St. Patrick's Day parade. Many years we sponsor a Symposium in April, offering classes in show handling, obedience, field work, and grooming. See the Events Calendar for a schedule of our activities. We welcome your participation at any event.


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Our club newsletter, the Gaelwinds, is published quarterly. The volunteer staff fills each edition with the minutes of our meetings, show results, health and training articles, members' news and brags, and even cartoons. To see one of our recent articles, click the logo.
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To become a member of ISCCC, you must attend two club events and be sponsored by two club members. If you're interested in joining, please print the Membership Application.
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