Willie Mullins sharpened up for the upcoming Cheltenham Festival with a double at Naas on Sunday

Dinoblue is the star attraction at Naas on Saturday

The first Grade 1 race of 2026 takes place in Naas Racecourse today

Fashion, fun and €10,000 up for grabs at Naas Racecourse on the first Sunday in the new year

One lucky winner will go home with fabulous prizes this year

The race, which is run on the first Sunday in January, will now be known as the Grade 1 Ballymore Novice Hurdle

Spillane's Tower will be one of the star attractions on the first jumps meeting of the season at Naas Racecourse

It’s day one of Naas Racecourse’s October Flat meeting, the season finale before the jumps are back next month. Today’s card features seven races, including the Listed Steels Stakes and the Birdcatcher Nursery Handicap.

It’s Naas Racecourse’s eagerly-awaited Juvenile Day this afternoon, and the track brings us eight races for the two-year-olds; six maiden races over a range of distances and two handicaps.

“Taste of Kildare 2025 was our best festival yet."

Naas Racecourse’s eight-race card on Monday afternoon brought a variety of results; we had winning favourites and double-figure odds winners, but the story of the day was a treble of victories for leading jockey, Colin Keane.

Naas Racecourse presents its latest Flat meeting on Wednesday evening with a seven-race card, featuring two Listed contests; the Marwell Stakes and Yeomanstown Stud Stakes.

A brand new listed race for two year olds, named in honour of Pat Smullen, is the highlight of Saturday's racing at Naas

Naas Racecourse and the Irish EBF will combine to stage the inaugural running of the Irish EBF Pat Smullen Stakes this Saturday.

Naas Racecourse brings us a competitive seven-race card on Wednesday evening, featuring the Group Three Jannah Rose Stakes, alongside a mixture of handicaps and maidens.

Naas Racecourse is set to turn up the heat this June and July with the return of its much-loved Summer Season - an exciting blend of top-tier flat racing, vibrant live music, and unbeatable summer hospitality.

A variety of food trucks and BBQ delights will be serving up mouth-watering dishes to satisfy every taste.

The final meeting in Ireland before the Cheltenham Festival gets underway next week takes place at Naas on Sunday with a seven-race offering which includes the Leinster National at 4. 45pm.

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There is a cracking eight-race offering, including three Grade 3s and a Listed contest to boot at Naas Racecourse on Sunday.The action gets underway at 1.50pm with a big field maiden hurdle over the one mile and seven furlong trip before the card ...

The Meath trainer's runners include Apples Jane, a filly out of multiple Grade 1 winner Apples Jade

Despite wintry weather conditions, racing fans turned out in style for a thrilling day of action at Naas Racecourse on Sunday, 5th January.

Gordon Elliott continued his fine record in the Grade 1 Lawlors of Naas Novice Hurdle after The Yellow Clay won by eight lengths

Naas Racecourse has been designated as Ireland’s first Age Friendly Racecourse by Age Friendly Ireland following completion of a process aligned with the principles of the World Health Organisation’s (WHO) Global Network for Age Friendly Cities and ...

After three months out through injury, Rachael Blackmore makes her return today

Naas Racecourse have announced the introduction of a brand-new Grade 2 Novice Chase to its prestigious Grade 1 Lawlor’s of Naas raceday on Sunday, 5th January 2025.

Marine Nationale had to settle for second place behind Quilixios at Naas Racecourse but trainer Barry Connell was happy with the performance

There will be much intrigue surrounding  Barry Connell's 2023 Cheltenham winner when he takes to the track at Naas on Sunday for a hotly contested Grade 3 race

Aidan O'Brien will unveil a couple of very expensive debutants at Naas today

Nighteyes returns to Naas in bid to emulate her mother in the €100,000 Tally-Ho Stud Irish EBF Ballyogan Stakes on Family Fun Day

A seven race card at Naas on this Bank Holiday Monday gets underway at 2.20pm