Watch from the Grandstand
The cantilevered Grandstand roof shelters the spectator terraces overlooking the track. The site's 400 acres of greenbelt at Greenmount give panoramic views across the course and the Golden Vale.






One of Ireland's most accessible racecourses, built at Greenmount Park near Patrickswell and staging both Flat and National Hunt racing all year round, with a 1790 racing heritage behind it.
The cantilevered Grandstand roof shelters the spectator terraces overlooking the track. The site's 400 acres of greenbelt at Greenmount give panoramic views across the course and the Golden Vale.

Buy a racecard on arrival, then follow the rhythm of the day: the Parade Ring about 20 minutes before each race, the Winners' Enclosure, and the Weighing Room. Races run from late morning to early evening depending on the season.
Set in the Greenmount Suite on the second floor, the Panoramic overlooks the home straight with its own balcony. Hospitality packages include reserved seating, admission and racecard and a three-course menu.
Tote and touch-tote facilities are on every level of the Hugh McMahon Stand, Ladbrokes is in the Tote Hall and Munster Suite, and bookmakers' pitches fill the Bookies Ring to the right of the stand.
There is an on-site playground open all year round, with free entertainment on selected race dates. Children are allowed in licensed premises until 9pm (10pm in summer) with a parent or guardian.
Racing here goes back to 1790 across seven earlier Limerick venues, including Greenpark, where JFK spoke and Pope John Paul II said mass. The Patrickswell track opened in 2001 to a crowd of over 18,000.
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