Marnane among the trainers welcoming new all-weather track at Tipperary

Tipperary will become the second all-weather track in Ireland following on from Dundalk, with work due to commence in 2026 as the hosting of a full fixture list for the 2027-28 term is the aim.

Fri, 14 Nov, 2025 - 15:37

Molly Hunter

David Marnane is thrilled at the news approval has been granted by the Irish government for a new all-weather track to be built at Tipperary.

Horse Racing Ireland were given the news by the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon TD.

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