Frequently Asked Questions

Fairyhouse Racecourse is easily accessible by road or public transport. See full details on How to get to Fairyhouse.

Yes. There is free car parking at Fairyhouse. There is plenty of car parking however on busy days we do advise early arrival. Raceday staff will direct to appropriate car parks on busy days.

In-keeping with the relaxed atmosphere we promote here at Fairyhouse, there is no strict dress code. We do however recommend smart casual when attending our Bobbyjo Bistro or Private Suites, however you are free to wear whats comfortable for you. Suited and booted or hats and all out style, all is welcome at Fairyhouse (and don’t forget the unpredictable Irish weather! )

Yes, there are 10 disabled parking spaces at the entrance to the enclosure at the main gate. These spaces are on a first come, first served basis - however if these spaces have already been taken, you will be given precedence into the next closest parking space. 

There is an accessibility viewing of both the parade ring and race track. 

Yes. There is free wifi at Fairyhouse Racecourse. 

At Fairyhouse racecourse we have public eating facilities such as the House Restaurant and Cafe. 
Take a look at our Hospitality page to find out more about our hospitality packages. 

Gates typically open two hours before the first race commences. 

Check out our upcoming race days HERE and book your tickets prior to the event to save money!
You can buy tickets on the day of the meeting at the turnstiles, but we recommened you purchase in advance to both save and avoid queues 

Fairyhouse Racecourse is located approx. 20km from Dublin Airport and 25km from Dublin City Centre in the town of Ratoath, County Meath. Please find details on how to get here.