Limerick Racecourse
Munster's modern dual-purpose course at Greenmount Park
Limerick Racecourse sits at Greenmount Park, Patrickswell, around 6km south of Limerick city in Co. Limerick, just off the M20. Opened in October 2001, it was the first purpose-built racecourse in Ireland in over 50 years, replacing the old Greenpark course in the city. It is a dual-purpose track staging both Flat and National Hunt racing across roughly 18 fixtures a year. The course is a right-handed, galloping oval of about a mile and three furlongs, with notable undulations: a stiff climb in the back straight, a downhill run into the home straight and a slight rise over the final two furlongs, making it a testing track to ride. Its signature meeting is the four-day Limerick Christmas Festival, headlined by the Grade 1 Faugheen Novice Chase, the first Grade 1 staged in Munster.
The track
Right-handed · TurfRight-handed galloping oval of about 1m 3f with significant undulations, including a stiff back-straight climb, a downhill sweep into the straight and a slight rise in the final two furlongs.
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