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Killarney Co. Kerry Ireland.
Start: Sneem Road (passed Molls Gap)
Finish: Muckross House & Gardens in Kilarney National Park

Race Starts at 8.00am
Buses leave for the start line from 6.30am-6.45am.
Bus journey is approximately 30 minutes

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Contact Killarney Racecourse, Killarney, Co. Kerry. Tel: 064 66 31 125 Email:info@goracingkillarney.com Web:www.goracingkillarney.com Gaelic: Cill Airne. Meaning-Church of the Sloes Grade: Grade 2 Track Info: National Hunt & Flat County: Kerry Location: Located 1 km outside Killarney town just off the road to Kenmare in the County of Kerry. Within walking distance of the town. The magnificent scenery is what draws the huge crowds to Killarney and the mountains and lakes that cradle the racecourse make it arguably the most beautiful in the country.

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Quick Facts About Killarney Killarney Revealed Course Characteristics How To Get There Refreshment Facilities Corporate Facilities Disabled Facilities Après Racing Admission Quick Facts About Killarney The first recorded racemeetings in Killarney were in 1822 and between that date and 1901 they were staged between two different courses in the area. They were then discontinued until the present course was opened in 1936. back to top   Killarney Revealed Killarney is the premier tourist destination in Ireland and the Killarney races provides eight cracking days of racing set to a backdrop of feverish, non-stop, Summer-time holiday activity. It's party time all Summer long in Killarney and there is an energy to the area that has seeped into the pores of every facet of life there. The racecourse is no exception, providing no small amount of high quality racing to fulfill the dual role of both family fun day out and satisfying punter-friendly competition. The magnificent scenery is what draws the huge crowds to Killarney and the mountains and lakes that cradle the racecourse make it arguably the most beautiful in the country. Couple that scenery with a well-appointed racecourse, exciting racing and a large fun-seeking crowd and you have the ingredients for a heady cocktail of pleasure. You'll find the time flying down there.

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Latest News is that despite the loss of mobile network 3 the town will again host the Irish open for 2011. PGA announced that 2010 was so successfull that it was the obvious choice.  SO BE WISE : BOOK NOW

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Irish Open stays on European Tour schedule for 2011

England's Ross Fisher won the 2010 Irish Open at Killarney Tourism authority Failte Ireland has expressed confidence that the Irish Open will go ahead in 2011 despite the loss of its title sponsor. Mobile phone company 3 recently withdrew its backing for the tournament after two years as the main sponsors. Officials from the European Tour are keen for the event to survive and it has been pencilled in for 28-31 July. The Tour's director of international policy Keith Waters said the Irish Open was an integral part of the schedule. He said it was also important, given the strength of the Irish players on the Tour at the moment. "It is early days yet as it was only recently that we were without a sponsor for next year, and obviously we hope to find another one," Waters told the Irish Independent. "So yes, the Irish Open is continuing with full details to follow." Englishman Ross Fisher won the 2010 Irish Open at Killarney, finishing two shots ahead of Padraig Harrington.

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