IS RUBY GOING TO MAKE IT FOR PUNCHESTOWN?

29th April 2014, will it be “Ruby Tuesday”. Looks like “Ruby Walsh” is remarkably going to be back in action on the first day of Punchestown. Following a broken arm at Cheltenham (yes on the 14th March), will he really be back?

Punchestown 2014 is set to be a tremendous festival. With late Easter and the considerable break now since Cheltenham, the atmosphere is quickly building for our “Irish Cheltenham” National Hunt racing annual festival.

Willie Mullins is expected to launch a huge team for this year’s festival, ignore him at your peril. No wonder you may say, why Ruby will be back. Across the sea many high profile British raiders are being prepared from key stables, David Pipe, Paul Nicholls, Nicky Henderson and our own Johnjo O’Neill. Again, regardless of stable and price, ignore any UK trained horse at your peril.

Forever known as “Peerless Punchestown”, don’t forget the fashion, get that best outfit on and
come along for a brilliant festive and social day out.

Our Corporate Race Day is now in the final stages of preparation, to host again such a big audience.Great surprises on the day, best dressed competition, great raffle prizes, great to meet up with old friends, great fun.

The Kilmacud Crokes Hurling Corporate Race Day is legendary and is a fantastic social day on our
calendar.

If you would like to entertain some clients, reward some staff or bring along your friends, they will not be disappointed. You will not find a more enjoyable alternative.

If you would like to enquire on taking a table, please call:

Peter Walsh – 087 233 6475

Brian Geraghty – 087 231 2378

Brendan Sweeney – 086 043 9637

Thank you again for your support !!