Land of the Horse

There’s a reason Ireland is known as the Land of the Horse - horses are intrinsically tied to Ireland’s history, culture, and people, and many Irish children grow up on horseback the way American children grow up riding bicycles. The gentle nature, brave demeanor, and steady resilience of the Irish horse is a testament to the spirit of the Irish people, and there is no better way to explore this lush landscape than from the back of a steady Irish steed.

From country pubs to ancient castles, white sand beaches to rolling green hills, gentle countryside hacks to jumping stone walls and ditches, Ireland offers adventure at every turn. Ride out daily from a bespoke accommodation, or trek cross-country from stop to stop - there are a plethora of ways to discover this incredible countryside.

Ireland on Horseback

Discover the white sand beaches, rugged mountains, verdant hills, glistening lakes, quaint villages, and brimming pubs. Whether you’re riding from point to point each day or riding out daily from a charming B&B, ambling leisurely or galloping flat-out, Ireland has something to offer for every rider!

Cross-Country Jumping Holidays

Hone your skills on wonderfully well-schooled horses over versatile courses and scenic terrain.

Foxhunting in Ireland

Ireland is known the world over for its hunting. There are 41 recognized packs of hounds in Ireland. Irish hunt country is varied (and, at times, more challenging) than any other hunt terrain in the world. In some areas the land is criss-crossed by stone walls, in other parts of the country the obstacles can be logs, drainage ditches or banks.