While there was no racing in Ireland last night, there are strong hopes that a virtual full resumption can commence this evening.

THESE may be depressing times but for greyhound followers there is some consolation in the quality of racing being staged countrywide.

LAST weekend’s Hennerty Sales Laurels winner Tyrur Enda will be returning to Munster for his final outings of the season after owner PJ Fahy decided to run the champion in the Red Mills Masters, which commences at Kilcohan Park on Saturday week.

The Irish Greyhound Board has confirmed Anthony Spencer will be stepping down as General Manager of Kilcohan Park Greyhound Stadium at the end of this month.

Timor Blue is unlikely to race again after sustaining a serious wrist injury in a first bend fall in last weekend’s Kerry Agribusiness Irish St Leger final at Limerick.

THE Kerry Agribusiness Irish St Leger, which is due to commence at Limerick on Saturday night, with the remaining first round heats on Monday, has attracted a top-class entry, including Nawhobberthadda, Royal Treason, Knowsley Jake, So Senor, Line Of Fire and So Determined.

BACKED into favouritism on the night, Indesacjack won a thrilling final to the Kerry Agribusiness Irish St Leger at Limerick on Saturday night to credit owner Larry O'Shea and trainer Jim Morrissey with their first classic success.