As the Status Red Weather Warning comes into effect early Friday, it’s time for the grassroots equestrian community to take stock and prepare. As quoted
Last night’s livestream for the HAY Campaign on our Instagram page brought together four voices united by their love for the equine industry and their
Trigger Warning: This piece discusses themes of mental health struggles, and thoughts of suicide. Please take care while reading. If you’re feeling overwhelmed or need
The HAY ‘How Are Ya’ Campaign Mares Maiden Hurdle is back at Fairyhouse Racecourse this Thursday, the 14th of January, an event that has become
It started with a phone call. Three years ago, Shane Rooney picked up the phone and called me. He was in a tough place, but
“This time last year, I was just bringing Izzey back into work after a serious injury over the summer, and it knocked both of our
“This year has had setbacks, but the progress and positive days have far outweighed them, which leaves me excited for what’s to come in 2025.”
Brought to you by Brian and the team at Outshorse.com. Running an equestrian centre is no small feat—every day brings new challenges, both in the
There’s a shift happening in how we think about the relationship between horse and human. It’s no longer just about technique or control — it’s
Sonya McAleer has taken the heart-wrenching decision to close the Irish Equestrian Mental Health Project (IEMHP) after nearly four years of unwavering dedication. This is
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