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This ride is a great chance to hone your skills to advance to the next level, get back into riding after a hiatus or begin the equestrian adventure.

The Clonshire Equestrian Centre in the lovely town of Adare is well  known for its excellent horses and superior instruction.  The husband and wife team of Sue and Dan Foley cater to folks looking to work on the basics or have a week on the formidable cross country course.  They even invite anyone interested in foxhunting to join them for a primer and on several hunts (additional fees associated).

Sue and Dan offer a customized program that gives special attention to individual needs and goals but in a relaxed and fun atmosphere.  The week of training includes several hours each day as well as the chance to enjoy some active and fun trail rides in the surrounding countryside.

Dates: Open all year.  Arrive on Sunday.

Rates:
$1,950.00
USD per person in a shared room (Single Supplement: $385.00 USD)
accommodation at The Dunraven Arms Hotel – designated a “Luxury Hotel of the World”

$1,645.00 USD per person
accommodation at The Clonshire Equestrian Centre

$1,265.00 USD per person
accommodation in The Self Catering Cottage at The Clonshire Equestrian Centre (2 person minimum required)

Non-Riders: $860.00 USD

Click Here for Information on Ireland’s Youth Riding Camp.

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Testimonials:

Dear Active Travel and Clonshire,

What a wonderful adventure! I loved every minute of my stay at Clonshire, and I have already started saving so I can come back next year. Thank you for treating me as part of your family.

Please thank all the wonderful young ladies at the barn for teaching me so much and taking such good care of me: Marie, Joanne, Katrina and Yvonne. And of course special pats for Augustus, Aubrey, Nero, Tristan, Nasdaq, and Laughton. I learned something from each of them.

I’m looking forward to riding Piper tomorrow to see how he likes it when I sit up instead of slouching. (At least that’s what I hope I’ll be doing.)

Again, many thanks.

Sincerely,

Nancy Tuckerman