Equestrian sport gets €2m funding boost

Almost €2m in public money is to be spent on promoting equestrian sport this year, the Government announced today.

Wed, 17 Jan, 2007 - 14:31

Almost €2m in public money is to be spent on promoting equestrian sport this year, the Government announced today.

Dozens of other sporting organisations will share €9.5m funding allocated through the Irish Sports Council’s budget of almost €50m.

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