Freewheelin Dylan took the prize at odds of 150/1.
150-1 shot Freewheelin Dylan secured a remarkable win in yesterday's Irish Grand National at Fairyhouse.
It's the biggest-priced winner ever of the race, which first took place in 1870.
He's a got strong ties to Kilbeggan having form figures of 212711 throughout his career, including a win in last years renewal of The Midlands National.
Mullingar trained Enjoy D'allen gave jockey Conor Orr a dream spin around to come home in third at odds of 40/1.
While the Michael O'Leary owned Run Wild Fred finished in second.
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