THE Irish Grand National returns to Fairyhouse TODAY on Easter Monday – and what a thriller it’s set to be.
Legendary trainer Willie Mullins will be aiming to win the iconic race for the third time since 2019.
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It comes after a successful Cheltenham for the Irish horse racing legend, taking his tally of winners to a whopping 103 at the Festival.
Last year, I Am Maximus was the Irish Grand National winner, but the Mullins-trained horse is set to run in the English equivalent in a few weeks time, meaning a new champion will be crowned at Fairyhouse on Easter Monday.
Nick Rockett, also trained by Mullins, is the current favourite heading into the 2024 edition.
The iconic 3m5f showpiece is the country’s richest jumps race, boasting a huge €500,000 prize pot.
When is the Irish Grand National 2024?
The Irish Grand National will take place on Monday, April 1.
The race is set to begin at 5pm BST.
Fairyhouse Racecourse will host.
What TV channel is the Irish Grand National 2024 on and can it be live streamed FREE?
The Irish Grand National will be broadcast live on ITV1.
Coverage will start at 2.15pm BST.
You can live stream the race for FREE via the ITVX app/website.
Irish Grand National 2024 confirmed runners
Here are all the confirmed runners for the Irish Grand National 2024:
4/1 Nick Rockett
7/1 Intense Raffles
9/1 Hartur D’arc
10/1 Yeah Man
12/1 Any Second Now
12/1 Desertmore House
12/1 Senior Chief
16/1 Good Time Jonny
16/1 We’llhavewan
16/1 Where It All Began
16/1 Where’s Frankie
20/1 Favori De Champdou
25/1 Churchstonewarrior
25/1 Daily Present
25/1 Digby
25/1 Macs Charm
25/1 Minella Cocooner
40/1 Dunboyne
40/1 Frontal Assault
50/1 Cool Survivor
50/1 Farouk D’alene
50/1 Street Value
66/1 Run Wild Fred
80/1 Diol Ker
80/1 History Of Fashion
100/1 Royal Thief
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