Directions & Parking

Directions and Parking

How to get to Fairyhouse

There are a number of options available when travelling to Fairyhouse Racecourse. 

PARKING

Car parking is free, but we do advise customers to allow ample time for their journey on racedays.

Public Transport

Getting to Fairyhouse by Train

The closest train station to Fairyhouse is the M3 Parkway - this train can be gotten from Dublin Connolly.

A complimentary shuttle bus operates from the M3 Parkway for the Winter and Easter Festivals.

Trains can be booked on www.irishrail.ie

Getting to Fairyhouse by Bus

Please check Plan A Journey | Transport for Ireland  for up to date timetables.

BY CAR

From the North

Follow Motorway (M1) and exit at Junction 10 and then take the signs for slane on the N51. Enter Slane and take the N 2 for Dublin, and proceed for approx 20 miles and at turn right at junction with R155 (signposted Ratoath). Forward over crossroads at Ratoath and Fairyhouse Racecourse is located on the left.

From Dublin

From the City Centre take N3 towards Navan, passing Blanchardstown Shopping Centre on your left. Proceed for approx. 6 miles on the new M3 and take EXIT 5 for Ratoath/Fairyhouse. Follow signs for Fairyhouse, turn right onto R155 and proceed for two miles. Fairyhouse Racecourse is located on the right.

From the West

After Enfield take Motorway (M4) Dublin. At roundabout (signposted M50 Northbound) take first exit to join Motorway (M50). Proceed through toll exiting onto N3 (Cavan/Navan). Proceed forward for approx. 6 miles on the new M3 and take EXIT 5 for Ratoath / Fairyhouse. Follow signs for Fairyhouse, turn right onto R155 and proceed for two miles. Fairyhouse Racecourse is located on the right.

From the South

Take N7 towards Dublin, at Red Cow roundabout take M50 Northbound. Proceed through toll exiting onto N3 (Cavan/Navan). Proceed forward for approx. 6 miles on the new M3 and take EXIT 5 for Ratoath / Fairyhouse. Follow signs for Fairyhouse, turn right onto R155 and proceed for two miles. Fairyhouse Racecourse is located on the right.

ePower has installed charge points for electric vehicles at four HRI owned racecourses - Leopardstown, Fairyhouse, Navan and Tipperary. The Irish firm was engaged by Horse Racing Ireland via public tender to install chargers at eight separate locations across the four venues.

The new 22kW chargers will serve racegoers on race days as well as other visitors and staff throughout the year. They are all remotely monitored by the ePower charger operations centre and are supported by  a 24/7 helpdesk.

There are four ePower EV Chargers available at Fairyhouse Racecourse.