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Laytown Races 2027 – Register Your Interest
Laytown Races 2027 – Register Your Interest
You can now register your interest in our 2027 Laytown Races packages so you are first to hear when they are released! With limited spaces on each year's trip early booking is essential!In 2026 our package was located in the lively Smithfield district of Dublin, the Maldron Hotel Smithfield offers a comfortable, contemporary stay just under an hour’s journey from the Laytown Beach Races. With spacious modern rooms, a welcoming bar and restaurant, and convenient Luas Tram access right on your doorstep, it’s an ideal base. Soak up the energy of Dublin’s city life before and after experiencing this one-of-a-kind horse racing spectacle on the sands of Laytown.
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What's Included
Example Inclusions:
- Return airport coach transfers (private transfers upgrade available)
- Two (or more) nights accommodation in central Dublin
- Breakfast each morning
- Complimentary racing paper
- Return racecourse transfers
- Ticket to Laytown Races
- On-site Racing Breaks staff
Customer Reviews
"Wow, what an experience! Racing on a beach (and it wasn't raining and not too windy!). We loved it, we have discussed doing it for years but never got round to it, that's where Racing Breaks came in. All organised in one place and so easy to book. What's next, maybe The Derby!"
"Seeing horse racing on the sands at Laytown was incredible, and Racing Breaks took care of every detail from tickets to transport and a team on-site to help us. "
"We booked the Laytown races trip with Racing Breaks. It’s been on our bucket list for years. We were extremely impressed with the organisation and communications from start to finish and had a wonderful time. Everything went like clockwork. We also felt that the trip represented very good value for money. Nice choice of hotel and a special shout out to Dave the rep who was really friendly and professional. We would highly recommend this Company."
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