GREYHOUND Racing Ireland and SIS have announced the extension, and significant expansion, of an agreement to showcase major feature events into 2025.
Among the new events to feature are the Con and Annie Kirby Memorial and Cambridgeshire Open 750 from Limerick.
Tim Lucey, CEO of Limerick-headquartered GRI commented: “We are thrilled to extend and expand our partnership with SIS, which has been instrumental in bringing the excitement of Irish greyhound racing to a global audience.”
“This significant increase in coverage for 2025 underscores our commitment to showcasing the best of our sport and providing fans with unparalleled access to major events. We look forward to continuing this successful collaboration and reaching even more racing enthusiasts around the world.”
Ryan Corrie, greyhound operations manager for SIS, said: “The global popularity and familiarity of Irish greyhound racing continues to grow and thanks to our excellent long-standing relationship with GRI we are proud to bring these feature events to the racing audience in 2025.”
“Showcasing the best of Irish racing throughout next year is further testament to our joint continued commitment to promoting our sport and, with the help of sisracing.tv, we have the platform to reach racing fans all around the globe.”
Meanwhile, dates have been announced for the major events of 2025.
Limerick will host its flagship Irish St Leger in July and August, while the Kirby will be run in the spring.
The Cambridgeshire is listed for August.
There is a quality card lined up for Limerick on Saturday next, with the opener timed for 7.40pm.
