Limerick is top dog when it comes to sporting spectacle and proof of this is the crowds attracted by the state of the art Greyhound Racing Stadium. Greyhound Racing has taken place in Limerick since 1932 and at the new Stadium on the Dock Road since 2010.
A night at the dogs provides live, adrenaline pumped entertainment. Top class facilities ensure it is comfortable to watch the action from inside and out. There is racing ever Saturday evening. Gates open at 6.30pm; the first race is approx. 7.45pm. All sorts of occasions are catered for such as family events, team nights, corporate functions, hen/stag parties and fundraisers for non-profit organisations. The friendly sales team at 061448080 are on hand to discuss further.
The outdoor viewing area is floodlit and sheltered from the elements. The hospitality facilities are also exceptional. People can dine in The Leger Restaurant or in one of the two private Suites, while enjoying panoramic views of the racing action. There are four course set menus available as well as finger food packages and deals of the month. There is also a fast food facility on site.
There are two bars. The Mezz Bar, so-called because it is located on the mezzanine level-provides a more relaxed and informal racing experience. The Markets Field Bar on the ground floor is a nod to the former home of Limerick greyhound racing from 1932 to 2010.
Tote booths are strategically placed throughout the stadium. There is ample car parking available.
👏 Bravo Dan & Daz!
What a brilliant feature on RTE's Nationwide tonight.
17 year old Daniel O'Rahilly and Knockeen Dazzler achieved the dream in April, winning the Con and Annie Kirby Memorial in Limerick Greyhound Stadium. Tonight's show focused on young people, their passions and achievements and Dan and Daz flew the flag for our sport fantastically.
The friendship between the duo really shone through.
If you missed it, we'll share the link to watch back soon.
Orla captured some great behind the scenes shots during filming, have a look!
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RTE 1 NATIONWIDE PROGRAMME TO FEATURE YOUNG ACHIEVERS INCLUDING WINNING TRAINER DANIEL O'RAHILLY
On Wednesday, 23rd October, RTE 1’s Nationwide Programme will spotlight the remarkable achievements of young people in their hobbies and sports.
Reporter Mary Fanning will introduce viewers to 17-year-old Daniel O’Rahilly from Kerry, who accomplished the extraordinary earlier this year by winning the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial 2024 at Limerick Greyhound Stadium with his greyhound, Knockeen Dazzler.
The programme will be broadcast at 7.00pm on Wednesday 23rd October, so set your reminders now!
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We were proud to present an incredible €10,000 to the Dillon Quirke Foundation this week, following a bucket collection at Greyhound Racing stadia nationwide recently.
Join us now as we speak to Dan Quirke who explains how the €10,000 will be used to help save lives through their nationwide cardiac screening programme.
Watch on https://bit.ly/3Xamr9U#JerseysAtTheDogs#GoGreyhoundRacing#ThisRunsDeep
In Limerick, Limerick Greyhound Stadium stands as a prominent venue for racing enthusiasts. However, beyond the track, an initiative has been underway to promote sustainability and biodiversity on the site. Local artist Tom Collins was approached by the Head Office Marketing Team to discuss a mural project reflecting this commitment.
Tom's proposal was simple yet impactful: a mural depicting the local landscape and wildlife, alongside a nod to Greyhound Racing Ireland and Limerick Greyhound Stadium's dedication to sustainability. Despite weather challenges, Tom and his team diligently prepared the wall, waiting for a suitable break to unveil their creation.
As the deadline approached for the opening rounds of the Con & Annie Kirby Memorial 2024, the mural was completed. It showcased the stadium's surroundings, featuring birds, bats, and a greyhound, symbolising the coexistence of nature and racing. The unveiling served as a subtle reminder of the importance of environmental preservation amid the excitement of the races.
The first night attendees admired the mural, appreciating its depiction of the local ecosystem and the stadium's commitment to sustainability. The hope is that the murals message will resonate beyond the confines of the stadium, sparking conversations about the importance of preserving biodiversity and supporting sustainable practices in the greyhound community.
In the end, the mural will serve as more than just a decorative addition to the stadium walls. It became a symbol of collective responsibility, reminding everyone of the impact of their actions on the environment. Through Tom's artistry and the stadium's commitment to sustainability, a powerful message was conveyed.
Watch it now on https://bit.ly/4dVHQcR#ThisRunsDeep#Limerick#GoGreyhoundRacing#Sustainability
Exciting progress throughout the day today as the Red Bull Drift Pursuit build commences ahead of this weekend's event.
We are delighted to be supporting the event as food and beverage providers at the weekend and we can't wait to see the thousands of spectators stay fed and hydrated over the weekend!
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In his own words... becoming a champion!
17 year old Daniel O'Rahilly tells us what it's like to become the €80,000 winning trainer of the Con and Annie Kirby Memorial Final at Limerick Greyhound Stadium with his Greyhound Knockeen Dazzler.
Daniel is following in his father and grandfather's footsteps with his love of Greyhounds and Greyhound Racing - another of the hundreds of families across Ireland united by their love of our great sport.
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“As good as the money certainly is, and I have to thank the McManus and Kirby families for their sponsorship, it’s the prestige of the competition and winning it which means most."
To have a Con and Annie Kirby Memorial champion is truly something most of us can only dream of, and on Saturday night in Limerick Greyhound Stadium the dream came through for 17 year old Daniel O'Rahilly and Knockeen Dazzler.
Read all about it on Irish Examiner Sport on https://bit.ly/3WeINGO#Kirby2024#ThisRunsDeep#GoGreyhoundRacing
All set for a terrific night at the 2024 Con and Annie Kirby Memorial Final this Saturday 20th April!
Here's just a few moments from the past 4 weeks when we've welcomed Greyhound racing fans, the Limerick GAA community and many more enjoying a great night out.
Sponsored by JP & Noreen McManus, in memory of Noreen's parents, the Con and Annie Kirby Memorial celebrates 11 years in 2024. Join us for the Final on Saturday:
⭐ Cheer home the Greyhound Racing stars of the future in the Final!
🐾 Enjoy a top-class card of supporting races
🏆 Our lucky Club Finalists will support their greyhound in the Club Banner Parade
🍽️ Enjoy a delicious meal in our restaurant as you follow the racing action
🍻 Full Bar available on the night in our Ground Floor & Mezz areas
🍟 Feeling peckish? Enjoy a meal from our Fast-Food counter
🕺 DJ after racing to keep the party going!
🐴 Aintree Grand National Winner, I Am Maximus, owned by our sponsors Noreen & JP McManus will be a special guest of honour and will perform a victory parade on the night!
https://lnkd.in/dtZMBCK for more
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