Today’s Irish horse racing tips are provided for both new and regular readers alike on Race Sharp every morning by 10.30am.

Today’s Irish Racing Tips

Today’s Irish racing tips are provided for both new and regular readers alike on Race Sharp every morning by 10.30am. Irish horse racing tips are selected from the Racing TV tracks and have full coverage in betting shops on the high street. Our Irish racing tips are the product of meticulous research from our expert stable of tipsters.

Ireland is well-known for being a nation obsessed with breeding, racing and betting on horse racing. Irish horse racing is famed for being of a very high quality.

In 2021-22, the Joseph O’Brien-trained State Of Rest showcased the quality of French racing by winning the Saratoga Derby in the US, the Cox Plate in Australia, the Prix Ganay at Longchamp and then the Prince of Wales’ Stakes at Royal Ascot.

Free Irish Horse Racing Tips

Irish racing tips are available from a number of different sources but because the Irish love to frequently gamble on their horses, it is a good idea to pick your Irish racing tips wisely. Outsiders are frequently supported at long odds and the bookmakers will be quick to react.

Race Sharp provides free Irish racing tips for all readers who enjoy a bet on Irish racing. Irish racing tips are based on what our team considers to be a good bet and therefore there is no guarantee that the Irish racing tips will always be profitable.

Daily Racing Tips From All The Irish Racecourses 

Ireland usually has one or two race meetings a day, with the feature races typically staged on a Sunday at the top tracks. Race Sharp will have Irish racing tips at racecourses which include: Ballinrobe, Bellewstown, Clonmel, Cork, Curragh, Down Royal, Downpatrick, Dundalk, Fairyhouse, Galway, Gowran Park, Kilbeggan, Killarney, Laytown, Leopardstown, Limerick, Listowel, Naas, Navan, Punchestown, Roscommon, Sligo, Thurles, Tipperary, Tramore and Wexford.

Tips On The Biggest Races & Meetings in Ireland 

There is always greater interest in the feature race meetings in Ireland, so Race Sharp will always do its best to ensure it carries Irish racing tips for the big days. The first major event in the Irish racing calendar is the Dublin Racing Festival, two days of outstanding jumps racing that offers plenty of Cheltenham Festival clues, including the Irish Champion Hurdle, a race dominated by Henry de Bromhead’s wonderful mare Honeysuckle in recent years.

The Irish Guineas in late May is hotly-contested between the major superpowers of European racing. Godolphin and Ballydoyle regularly do battle and in 2022 it was Charlie Appleby’s champion juvenile Native Trail who landed the Irish 2000 Guineas.

The Irish Derby in June tends to won by Aidan O’Brien’s stoutly-bred three-year-olds and then the Irish Champion Stakes, back at Leopardstown in September, tends to be an amazing race which can produce a future star stallion like France’s Almanzor, who won the race for Jean-Claude Rouget.

How Can I Find Race Sharp’s Daily Irish Racing Tips?

We make it as easy as possible to keep up to date with the latest Irish racing tips from Race Sharp. If you follow our dedicated Twitter account @RaceSharp you will be altered when a new Irish racing tip has been published, otherwise if you are interested you should consider signing up to our Newsletter, which is sent to subscribers immediately when the latest horse racing tips are published. The Newsletter will always precede any Twitter notifications and is the best method to ensure you are always taking the best possible prices about the regular Irish racing tips.