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2027 fixture list published

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Ireland will stage 396 race meetings in 2027, an increase of six on the total number scheduled this year.

Horse Racing Ireland's publication of next year's Fixture List is most notable for the presence of Tipperary's new all-weather track from October 23. Nine fixtures are scheduled to take place to the end of 2027 at the redeveloped venue.

Festival Schedules and External Event Clashes

The Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown will continue to be staged over the St Brigid's Bank Holiday weekend on Saturday January 30, and Sunday, January 31.

The Fixture List for 2027 contains the second year of the two-year Good Friday trial at the Curragh on March 26.

The staging of the Ryder Cup at Adare Manor in September 2027 will have a slight impact on scheduling with the Listowel Harvest Festival set to start a day later on Monday, September 20 and finishing on Sunday, September 26.

Following the announcement that Oasis will play Slane Castle on September 4 and 5, the intended Navan fixture on September 4 has been moved to the evening of September 2. Kilbeggan's two-day fixture intended for September 2 and 3 has been moved to the evening of September 3 and the afternoon of September 4.

Jonathan Mullin, HRI's Director of Racing, said: “The redevelopment of Tipperary racecourse to include a new all-weather track, and its opening fixture on October 23 next year, will mark a significant moment for Irish racing. With nine fixtures in total at Tipperary next year, it signals a strategic investment in all-weather racing from Horse Racing Ireland, and the creation of increased opportunity for racing's stakeholders.”

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