Irish racing champion Ruby Walsh joins Fáilte Ireland at Thoroughbred Destination Event

27 FEBRUARY 2025
Ruby Walsh stands with other project stakeholders posing for a photo.
Ruby Walsh stands with other project stakeholders posing for a photo..

Over 100 tourism providers in Kildare and Tipperary gathered at the K Club today for a Fáilte Ireland Thoroughbred Destination Forum and Networking Event.

The event brought Kildare and Tipperary tourism industry from hotels, activity providers, and attractions together to connect and learn more about the Thoroughbred industry's heritage and people. Special guest speaker, Irish Racing Champion Ruby Walsh, shared his passion and insights on a life involved deep in the Thoroughbred industry.

A series of panel discussions and interviews also took place at the event, giving insights to attendees on the thoroughbred proposition, culture and people, illustrating why the thoroughbred is such an integral part of the Irish fabric and how Kildare and Tipperary have nurtured their unique identity around this heritage.

"This workshop is a great opportunity for the thoroughbred industry to collaborate with tourism colleagues and create experiences that will share the unique thoroughbred stories and culture with visitors. This workshop, attended by many key stakeholders from the tourism and thoroughbred industries in Tipperary and Kildare, heard how the heritage and legacy of the thoroughbred is a hugely significant part of the tourism offering for Kildare and Tipperary and the country. We look forward to working with industry in the region to continue developing the diversity and range of attractions and unique experiences across the counties that will increase visitor numbers, dwell time and visitor revenue to Kildare and Tipperary."

Brian O'Flynn , Head of Ireland's Ancient East at Fáilte Ireland

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Thoroughbred Country Destination Experience Development Plan

The five-year plan has been developed in collaboration with Kildare and Tipperary County Councils, and the Horse Country Steering Group

DEDP information