Eileen Doran received a rapturous applause when the Kilrainy member was announced as the winner of the Person of the Year Award at last Saturday’s Association of Irish Riding Clubs Lancelot Awards which took place at The County Arms Hotel in Birr, Co. Offaly.
Leo Powell and Marie Crosse were elected to the roles of Honorary President and Vice President respectively at the Annual General Meeting of the Association of Irish Riding Clubs last Saturday.
Read MoreHorse Sport Ireland, the Governing Body for Equestrian Sport in Ireland, is closely monitoring the situation regarding recent cases of Equine Influenza.
Further to notice of the Annual General Meeting on Saturday 9th February 2019, please note that an election under item 7 of the Agenda will take place for the position of President.
Members and Club Secretaries are advised that any passport image supplied for a membership that is over 5 years old will no longer be retained on file.
Significant changes to Data Protection legislation came into effect on 25th May 2018 which impacts on how the Association of Irish Riding Clubs, at all levels, engages with its affiliated clubs and members. It is important that every club, official and member, is aware of how these changes in the law affect the ways in which members’ personal information can be collected and used for AIRC purposes.
Any instructor or trainer engaged in training riding club members at an AIRC activity must hold a recognised qualification or have suitable experience in accordance with rule, 4, e. All instructors or trainers must also be familiar with the Associations grading structure. Read More
The Association of Irish Riding Clubs (A.I.R.C.) is an equestrian sports organisation with around 3,400 members registered to approximately 130 affiliated clubs located throughout the country. Each club belongs to one of eight regions within the Association. Read More
