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horse riding/treking in Kerry/Cork/Limerick regions

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  • 21-07-2010 4:01pm
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    maggie_cork
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    Hi, im looking to take my little sister horse riding this week or next week for a day. im wondering if anyone could recommend a place that would be good. from google i found some places in Killarney.

    any help would be great!!


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    convert
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    There've been a few threads on this topic over the last while, which may help you.

    This one focuses specifically on the south of Ireland. Hopefully it'll give you some ideas.


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    byhookorbycrook
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    How good a rider is she?how long do you want to ride for?what kind of money do you want to spend?


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    mariebeth
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    Depending on how experienced the two of ye are, you could go to Clonshire for a cross country lesson. I've been there a few times now, it's great craic, you go out for an hour with a qualified instructor, on really well schooled horses and you get to pop a good few cross country fences. It's a great place, with nice fences, ranging from not so challenging to challenging and depending on group numbers you usually get to have a couple of gos at the fences.

    If ye're not that experienced then head down to Killarney Riding Stables and go trekking down there. A girl I go horse riding with has gone down there a few times with her boyfriend who's not experienced, and they've had a great time, she is always recommending it to me.


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    byhookorbycrook
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    +1 for Killarney. If she's a confident rider ,you could go to Longs in Ventry and have a gallop on Ventry beach. For a longer ride around Dingle Dingle horseriding do full days.
    http://www.longsriding.com/

    http://www.dinglehorseriding.com/


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    ju_q
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    O'Sullivan's in Killarney are good. Hafta admit that having been to Longs in Dingle I didn't think their horses were geared to inexperienced riders. Ring of Kerry equestrian centre in Waterville is very good. Excellent instruction and well schooled horses for trekking or lessons. Enjoy!


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    sh1tstirrer
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    Does anyone know of any place doing western riding in Cork/Kerry?


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