Most Traveller caravans on Department of Defence lands in the Curragh have left, court told
Three caravans remain on site and are an encouragement to others to camp there, High Court hears
Three caravans remain on site and are an encouragement to others to camp there, High Court hears
Hugely exciting novice Kopek Des Bordes has just his third start over fences in Grade One
Sale presents rare opportunity to acquire landmark training centre where many winners were trained
Traditions and history come alive at racing festival that remains a big draw
It is understood John Fleming had returned from horse sales in UK when he was struck by a bus
Irish Racing Yearbook publisher (60s) owned accountancy firm in Kilkenny specialising in services to horse-racing industry
Group One winner Twain makes long awaited return to action in Sunday’s Curragh feature
Gearóid Norris undertakes not to publish any more material online about Robert Heneghan or his company
Former Supreme winner Slade Steel makes victorious return to hurdling for Grade Two victory
Ryan Moore takes Noblesse mount for Joseph O’Brien on Irish Oaks runner-up
UK-based 2DB provides live video streams and data to bookmakers’ shops
‘They do a great job with the ground in Punchestown’ says JP McManus’s racing manager Frank Berry
Willie Mullins and JP McManus delivered a one-two hit to the Cheltenham authorities
More than 57,000 racegoers were in attendance for the event’s opening day
The popular racing pundit and ex-bookmaker makes his living gambling on horse racing but accepts it’s not a life for everyone
Meydan’s Super Saturday action turned ‘surreal’ with explosions in the sky during racing
Harry Redknapp says his Gold Cup contender The Jukebox Man not for sale at any price
Owner outlines ambition for 2023 Champion Hurdle winner to tackle Melbourne Cup in November
The young jockey reflects on a poignant ride, his relationship with racing and the continued inspiration of his brother
JP McManus’s Jonbon has 12th Grade One victory in his sights in Ascot Chase on Saturday
Champion trainer likely to leave vital decisions on Fact To File, Gaelic Warrior and Lossiemouth until late
Card has been moved to Monday following early-morning inspection
Irish Times photographer Dara Mac Dónaill meets Toffee the foal, Talk of Freedom and Phoenix of Spain at the stud’s reopening
Jockey told regulatory officials he had no comment to make on JP McManus-owned runner at Fairyhouse
Leopardstown preparing for Dublin Racing Festival on January 31st and February 1st
Welsh trainer keen to take on the best of the Irish at Leopardstown before tilt at Cheltenham Gold Cup
Last year’s winner Jonbon set to take on Irish rival in weekend feature
‘Hollywood Harry’ will be champion owner’s No. 1 rider in Ireland and Britain from start of next season
Paul Kavanagh (20), who died in a car crash on Christmas Eve, achieved his ambition to be a successful jockey
Cork must pass 8am inspection for racing to go ahead on Saturday
Paddy Cullen and Seán Doherty, two great Dublin footballers of the 1970s, were also mourned
Topweight Intense Raffles one of three Irish hopes in Saturday’s Welsh Grand National
Top owner twice finished runner-up in Kempton feature with Jack Of Trumps
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