The Association of Irish Racecourses (AIR) represents those who own and/or operate Ireland’s twenty-six racecourses nationwide. AIR would like to start this week’s column by taking a moment to congratulate everyone in Cheltenham last week, what a festival! Massive congratulations to all the winning connections,
Now that Cheltenham has been put to bed, and what an exciting week it has been, all eyes are firmly fixed on the Flat season which is set to return in full swing next weekend at The Curragh Racecourse! This week the Association of Irish
The Association of Irish Racecourses (AIR) is privileged to represent all twenty-six Irish racecourses as part of their overarching strategy for engaging with their members and supporting teams at racecourses nationwide. AIR like to get to know the people behind the scenes, paying tribute to
The Association of Irish Racecourses (AIR) represents all twenty-six racecourses in Ireland, and this week are highlighting their full support of their northern member tracks, Downpatrick and Down Royal, in relation to the proposed amendments to gambling legislation in Northern Ireland. A draft code of
This week’s Association of Irish Racecourses (AIR) column is based on Downpatrick Racecourse and their Randox Ulster National which takes place on Sunday, March 20th. Downpatrick Racecourse is the oldest racecourse in Ireland, with racing first taking place in 1685 at the old racecourse, 337
This week’s Association of Irish Racecourses (AIR) column concerns one of the biggest National Hunt race meetings at Naas, the BetVictor Festival Trials Day which takes place next Sunday, February 27th. As BetVictor continue to grow their support of Irish racing, they are now taking over
