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Laytown Races 2022
8th September 2022
Attend the iconic Laytown Races with RacingBreaks.com. Overnight Experiences to Laytown begin from just £399pp!
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Frankie Dettori
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Laytown Races Experiences
Overnight experiences are based on two nights accommodation, but longer stays are possible for those looking to extend their time away. A range of options can be found below but if you have a specific hotel in mind, do get in touch and we will happily put together an option tailored to your requirements.
Maldron Hotel Smithfield
Maldron Hotel Smithfield
Maldron Hotel Smithfield
Maldron Hotel Smithfield
3* Laytown Experience
Maldron Hotel Smithfield
From
£399pp
The Maldron Hotel Smithfield is ideally located in the heart of Dublin, within walking distance to many of the cities most popular bars & restaurants. It is also just 45 minutes transfer to the racing making it an extremely popular option for those looking to combine a trip to Laytown races with a stay in the city centre.
Example Experience Includes:
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Return flights to Dublin
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Return airport transfers
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Two nights accommodation at the Maldron Hotel Smithfield
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Breakfast each morning
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Return transfers to Laytown
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General admission ticket to Laytown Races
Why stay here:
- Close to many restaurants and bars in Dublin
- Triple rooms available
- Just 45 minute transfer from Laytown
About Laytown Races
Laytown Races occupies a unique position on the Irish and English Racing Calendar as it is the only race event run on the beach under the rules of the Turf Club. An alternative surface to the usual turf, dirt, and all-weather, and far from the manicured grass of the likes of Ascot and Cheltenham. Laytown Beach is located on the East Coast of Ireland in County Meath with stunning sceneries that stretch across the Irish Seas. Racing takes place in September and is timed crucially with the pattern of the tide.
People travel from far and wide to witness the spectacle of horse racing on the beach in Ireland, with crowds in excess of 5,000 in attendance every year enjoying six races run over a mixture of six and seven furlongs.
