Down until 19 April 2020
All sporting events in Ireland have been suspended following the announcement from the Irish Government.
Racing has been continuing to stage meetings behind closed doors since March 13, as countries around the world try to limit the spread of the coronavirus.
However, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar announced on Tuesday that all sporting events, even those without spectators, would be cancelled.
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