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Equestrian Activity Holidays in Ireland

 

	Hidden Trails International Company who have been organising equestrian holidays for 18 years. Hidden Trails
	Greystones Equestrian Centre Often described as 'Horse Heaven' , this centre is situated on the Castle Leslie Estate in County Monaghan. It specialises in Cross Country riding and jumping and caters to all levels, from beginners to experienced riders. Greystones Equestrian Centre
	Clonshire Equestrian and Polo Centre The Clonshire Equestrian & Polo Centre is set in 120 acres of private parkland and provides excellent facilities for the discerning rider. They offer top class training in dressage, show jumping and cross-country jumping for riders at novice through advanced level. Clonshire Equestrian

Equestrian Holidays in Ireland.

 

Welcome to equestrian holidays in Ireland. Whether your interests lie in trail riding, cross-country riding, show jumping, dressage or hacking, this site will help you make the most of your trip by assisting you in sourcing information and in booking your horse riding holiday to Ireland.

 

Ireland has long been known as The Land of the Horse. You can experience this tradition, as well as enjoying a variety of beautiful scenery, good food, hospitality and fun, if you choose to take an equestrian holiday in Ireland.

There are programmes for all ages and abilities from showjumping, cross-country riding and dressage, to hacking and trail riding through magnificent mountain, coastal and forest scenery. All riding centres promoted by this site are approved by AIRE, the Association of Irish Riding Establishments.

Or try a horse drawn caravan holiday in Ireland for a unique adventure.

For spectators, there is the thrill and party atmosphere of a race meeting or a racing festival in Ireland.

 

Did you know that Ireland has long been known as The Land of the Horse, with a well-deserved reputation as a producer of top racehorses?

 

Did you know that it is so easy to get to Ireland? Ireland has nine airports and regular daily car ferry connections to Britain and Mainland Europe.

 

Did you know that the currency in Ireland is the euro?

 

Did you know that Ireland has an unusually varied landscape for a relatively small island, making it ideal for a range of outdoor activities.

 

Did you know that Ireland provides tuition in a range of activities for all levels – so why not try something new during your holiday in Ireland?

 

Did you know that Ireland has long been known as The Land of the Horse, with a well-deserved reputation as a producer of top racehorses?

 

Did you know that horses are an important part of Irish folklore and legend, with stories of warrior horsemen such as Oisín.

 

Did you know that a wide range of equestrian events take place in Ireland – including traditional fairs such as the Connemara Pony Show and international events such as the European Evening Championship 2003.

 

Did you know that you can also visit The National Stud, Co. Kildare, and Dartfield’s ‘Interpreting the Horse in Ireland’, Co. Galway.

 

Did you know that you can learn to play Polo, as well as learning Polocrosse and carriage driving, in Ireland.

 

Did you know that you can combine a riding holiday with English language learning – at any age?