ABOUT US

Irish Injured Jockeys was set up in 2014 to increase awareness and raise vital funds to support our injured jockeys. Funds raised through Irish Injured Jockeys go to the injured riders who are in most need of support.

YOU CAN DONATE HERE

There are lots of ways that one can help from buying some merchandise from our online shop collection, making a donation, volunteering to help out at events or putting a legacy in place. Once approved by Irish Injured Jockeys you can also set up a Enhtuse Fundraising page.

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CORINTHAN CHALLENGE

Amateur riders compete in three races over the period of four months. The participants ride over three top class courses in a bid to raise funds for Irish Injured Jockeys whilst testing themselves physically. A once in a lifetime opportunity.

Support IIJ by purchasing our products

Welcome to Irish Injured Jockeys online shopping.   Please feel free to browse and select items for purchase.  All purchases will be prepared for shipping within 24 hours of your online visit. Postage within 3-5 working days.

IIJ E-Cards

Sending greetings has never felt better – By giving what you would have spent on cards and stamps anyway, you’re helping Irish Injured Jockeys without being out of pocket.

The Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series is back!

The Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series is back!

  Irish Injured Jockeys are delighted to confirm that The Corinthian Challenge Charity Race Series is back this year. The series of races offers horse riding enthusiasts the chance to experience what it is like to be a jockey riding at three of Ireland’s best tracks. This year’s races will be held at Naas Racecourse […]

IIJ Donate €5000 to Treo Eile

IIJ Donate €5000 to Treo Eile

With the announcement of the upcoming Corinthian Challenge Charity race series and to thank all owners for providing horses for the three races, Irish injured Jockeys have donated €5000 to Treo Eile  in recognition of their great work with retired racehorses. Michael Higgins General Manager of IIJ  approached Caren Walsh of AIRO with the intention […]