5.3 Amateur Athletes a) An amateur athlete is one who receives no income from riding, producing horses or coaching athletes. b) Athletes may compete in any amateur competition from the
Firstly you have to be logged in. If you or the horse has never been registered, you need to become web only members. See the Website How-To section for instructions.
You can upload the required documents when registering a new horse or pony through your EI account. See the list below as to what is required. Otherwise, please EMAIL only
You can enter training events, included EI80 (T) and (EI80 (Q) classes as a free, Web Only member. Click HERE for the 'how to.' Your horse must also be added
For a horse to compete within an Eventing Ireland competition, it must be registered with the society, in the name of the legal owner, as a Full or Restricted animal
All Members: All memberships and registrations will be for a period of 12 months from the date of joining/registration. All members pay a fee of €65 to join Eventing Ireland. This
EI Rulebooks can be ordered from the Eventing Ireland Shop (see Info Portal in the menu to the top/right of the screen) or can be downloaded from the website: 2023
Eventing is the ultimate test of horsemanship. It is distinctive in that male and female athletes compete against each other on level footing for equal rewards. Eventing consists of three
Any athlete or horse who wishes to compete at an international level must first be a member of Eventing Ireland and the horse/pony registered with Eventing Ireland. They must then
Eventing Ireland is the national body responsible for the national sport of Eventing in Ireland. Its role is to organise and manage training, national events and the rules at national
