Racing is resuming behind closed doors on June 8th.
Horse Racing Ireland has published a revised fixture list for 2020.
48 meetings between June and December have been restored, including nine fixtures at Kilbeggan.
Racing in Ireland can resume behind closed doors on June 8th.
Only key personnel necessary to run the fixture will be permitted to be on site where they will be subject to strict Covid-19 protocols.
All those in attendance will be subject to health surveying in advance and thermal temperature screening on entry.
While HRI notes all fixtures are subject to change, the dates earmarked for National Hunt meetings at Kilbeggan are:
Monday 29th June
Friday 10th July
Friday 17th July
Saturday 1st August
Saturday 8th August
Friday 21st August
Friday 4th September
Friday 11th September
Monday 12th October.
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