Members should note that a charge of €25 will be applicable for any Horse Registration application received from the 1st April until the Monday after the Riding Clubs Festival each year.
The service will continue to be free to members outside of this period.
Horse Sport Ireland, the National Governing Body for Equestrian Sport in Ireland, has announced a new rebranding, which will see the roll-out of an exciting new look and feel to its corporate identity. Read More…
Members of the South East region of the Association of Irish Riding Clubs said a fond and tearfaul farewell to outgoing secretary Helen O’ Byrne at the regions Annual General Meeting recently. Read More…
The 2019 Horse Sport Ireland (HSI) Coaching and Breeding Conference will focus on the production of young horses for all disciplines. It is an ideal opportunity for all breeders, producers, riders, and coaches to expand their knowledge and hear from some of the best in the business.
You can now check here to see if you will have to provide a new passport image for your membership renewal in 2020.
Chenet Riding Club has renewed its affiliation with the Association of Irish Riding Clubs. The Dublin club was last registered in 2014 and is based at The Paddocks Riding Centre in Sandyford.
Affiliated clubs are now invited to apply for this years Club Excellence Award scheme where clubs may receive a grant of up to €750 under the programme.
Horse Sport Ireland has organised a ‘No Deal’ Brexit information evening in the Osprey Hotel in Naas, Co. Kildare on Monday, October 14th at 7pm. Admission is free with registration at 6pm.
Clubs are encouraged to complete an online survey as part of the Association’s review of the grading structures.
Clubs and members in Dublin and surrounding counties are encouraged to have their say about Coillte’s plans for their forests in the Dublin Mountains.
