We may not be able to enjoy our activities on our horses at the moment due to the current Covid-19 restrictions but why not challenge yourselves to do the Jerusalema craze that’s gone viral in recent weeks.
An online election took place for the first time in the Association of Irish Riding Club CLG’s history earlier this week to fill three vacancies on the Board of Directors.
Horse Sport Ireland has reconfirmed that activities for amateur and non-professional riders are not permitted at Level 5 Covid-19 restrictions.
Clubs are reminded that the 2020 Sports Capital and Equipment Programme will close for applications at 5pm on Monday 1st March 2021. No late or partial applications will be accepted.
Horse Sport Ireland, the Governing Body for Equestrian Sport in Ireland has issued an update on plans to shortly move to a new state-of-the-art headquarters at Greenogue in County Dublin.
Read More…The Association of Irish Riding Clubs wants to acknowledge and thank our clubs and members for the efforts they went to since the Covid-19 pandemic took hold in Ireland last March.
Horse Sport Ireland has published Protocols for Sport Horse Equestrian activity behind closed doors in the context of the of Covid-19 pandemic.
Member Clubs are advised that Covid-19 restrictions are delaying preparations for the Annual General Meeting of the Association of Irish Riding Clubs CLG.
The suspension of activities has been extended until 5th March following an update received from Horse Sport Ireland last night.
A new Equine Safety Initiative has been launched which aims to highlight the importance of being adequately insured around horses.
