Dundalk all-weather track moves step nearer

All-weather racing in Ireland moved a step closer today after Dundalk emerged as the sole venue being considered by Horse Racing Ireland.

Mon, 15 Nov, 2004 - 17:01

All-weather racing in Ireland moved a step closer today after Dundalk emerged as the sole venue being considered by Horse Racing Ireland.

Limerick’s application has been withdrawn, while Arena Leisure, promoters of the Abbotstown venue in Dublin, are not currently in a position to advance their plans.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Dundalk Place: Ireland Place: Limerick Place: Abbotstown Place: Dublin Place: Down Royal racecourse Person: Brian Kavanagh Person: Jason Morris Organisation: Horse Racing Ireland Organisation: HRI Organisation: HRI Board Organisation: Dundalk

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