The highlight of this weekend's Fairyhouse Easter Festival is the Irish Grand National, which takes place on Easter Monday. Now is the perfect time to sign up for various free bets and betting offers related to the Irish Grand National.
Here you can find all the Fairyhouse Easter Festival best betting offers to help you place a bet on the big race.
Throughout the Fairyhouse Easter Festival, you'll find a variety of betting offers that create exciting opportunities for the big race. With options ranging from Irish Grand National free bets to money-back specials and enhanced promotions, be sure to check this page for the best bookmakers available for the Fairyhouse Easter Festival.
Below we detail the top five Irish Grand National betting offers in the UK:
Betfred takes top spot in our Irish Grand National free bet offers for the UK as you get a huge £50 in free bets when you sign-up and make an industry-standard deposit of £10.
The £50 in free bets are credited as three £10 free bets, which are perfect for your Irish Grand National fancies. The other £20 are two £10 accumulator bets which can be used on the rest of the Fairyhouse Easter Festival.
The Betfair offer is very similar to Betfred's as you get £50 in free bets from a £10 deposit and wager. The £50 in free bets are credited as five £10 free bets which can only be used on accumulators which can integrate your Irish Grand National selections into.
SpreadEx's offer is better than the top two when it comes to stake-to-bonus ratio, with £60 worth of Fairyhouse Easter Festival free bets on offer.
That £60 in free bets comes as three £10 free bets which are credited as soon as your qualifying wager settles, so this gives you plenty of flexibility for Irish Grand National betting. The rest are six £5 free bets, which are added to your account in the following days - a nice bonus.
William Hill offers new customers who sign up via mobile £40 in free bets when they deposit and wager £10. The William Hill bonus code is 'BB40' which gives you four £10 free bets, ideal for Irish Grand National betting.
Coral is another one of our choices for the best Irish Grand National free bet offers as it only requires a £5 deposit. Once you make this deposit, you will get a £20 free bet to use on your Irish Grand National fancy.
Fairyhouse Easter Festival free bets can be used to your advantage during the three-day festival at Fairyhouse. Signing up for a leading account in Ireland only takes a couple of minutes, and you can follow these steps to make the process as easy as possible:
Our editor Vincent Finegan has predicted his 1-2-3-4 for the Irish Grand National
Panda Boy could supply trainer Martin Brassil with a second win in the Irish Grand National. This horse excels in big field handicaps and was fifth in this race two years ago when just over seven lengths behind the winner I Am Maximus. The better the ground, the better his chance.
Novice chasers have a very good record in this race and Jonjo O'Neill's British raider certainly fits that bill. His recent staying on second place finish in the Kim Muir Chase at Cheltenham was a fine preparation for a shot at this longer distance test.
Any Second Now is getting on in years, but might still be able to make the frame this year. He was an excellent second to Intense Raffles twelve months ago and has also placed twice in Aintree Grand Nationals in the recent past. He showed enough at Naas last month to suggest he retains plenty of enthusiasm for the game and Ted Walsh is certain to have him in peak condition here.
This JP McManus-owned novice chaser has kept good company in graded contests this season and there is a suspicion that this race has been the target for some time. Her initial handicap rating of 145 looks workable and it will be no surprise to see her run well.
Here you will find a general overview of the most prominent Fairyhouse Easter Festival offers and free bets available in the UK.
One bonus that is always popular with new customers in the UK is 'bet and get'. Players are able to qualify for these Fairyhouse Easter Festival offers after meeting the terms and conditions.
This will see players deposit and bet a certain amount, before then getting a stipulated amount of money back in free bets. These are easy to claim with the leading sportsbooks and they will be credited to your account as soon as you meet the terms and conditions.
Look out for certain sportsbooks that may require an opt-in to claim the Fairyhouse Easter Festival free bets.
The money-back offers are among the best Fairyhouse Easter Festival promotions available in Ireland. A variety of the leading sportsbooks will offer money-back specials for the big event.
Many sportsbooks will also offer customers their money back should their selection fall in the Fairyhouse Easter Festival. This also applies to horses who are brought down or those who unseat their rider.
The Fairyhouse Easter Festival betting offers UK that we have mentioned are just some of the most popular that can be found with leading bookmakers.
Other promotions that customers will be able to find online in the UK include Best Odds Guaranteed, which ensures that if you place a bet on a horse and the odds increase, you will receive your pay out on the biggest odds available.
Meanwhile, there will be various other Fairyhouse Easter Festival sign up offers available for lucky punters. One of the most popular will be giving new customers higher prices on well-fancied runners, with the returns being credited to the new account as bonus cash or in free bets.
Recent Irish Grand National winners:
The Fairyhouse Easter Festival is a favourite for betting opportunities with punters in the UK. The big event is held at Fairyhouse and horses face 24 fences over an extended trip, testing their guts, agility and staying power.
Recent winners of the Irish Grand National have won at prices of 150-1 and 40-1 making it a perfect betting opportunity.
The Fairyhouse Easter Festival is one of the best betting races of the year in Ireland and UK punters can be sure to find some decent value, along with brilliant Fairyhouse Easter Festival betting offers.
Runners are declared 48 hours before the race and entries are plentiful as racing’s fraternity attempt to land the big one. You can see all the runners and riders for the 2025 Fairyhouse Easter Festival on our racecards pages.
You can find all the best tips for the Fairyhouse Easter Festival on our tipping videos Jump To It - our expert team of tipsters, including editor Vincent Finegan, racing expert Emma Nagle and journalist Johnny Ward, who guide you through the race and offer up their thoughts on the big event. In the meantime, check out the key Irish Grand National betting trends:
With the declarations for the Irish Grand National some time away, you can check out the key Irish Grand National betting trends in the meantime:
Are you looking for information about the Fairyhouse Easter Festival live streaming options in Ireland? If you cannot enjoy the event as a spectator and witness this spectacle from the Fairyhouse stands, there is no need to worry.
Most leading bookmakers offer the opportunity to watch the Fairyhouse Easter Festival via their live streaming option. Whether you are out and about or in the comfort of your own home, you can watch the Irish Grand National live.
Betting on the Fairyhouse Easter Festival is a major part of the interest around the event and attempting to unearth the winner or an each-way bet at a big price - is what it is all about.
Find the latest odds for the Fairyhouse Easter Festival 2025 before you place your bet from all the best bookies.
Current 2025 Irish Grand National Market Leaders:
Find more answers about the Fairyhouse Easter Festival in the FAQ section below.
The 2025 Grand National will be held on Monday April 21. The Fairyhouse Easter Festival takes place over three days and runs from 29 April - 21 April.
The Fairyhouse Easter Festival is run at Fairyhouse Racecourse in Ireland.
The current favourite for the Grand National is Haiti Couleurs, trained in Ireland by Rebecca Curtis.
The Fairyhouse Easter Festival is run over the distance of three miles and five furlongs. Horses contest a total of 24 fences.
