Livery
We provide top quality livery for our clients in our beautiful courtyard stables. We have a team of BHS and HSI qualified instructors and yard managers who take pride in caring for all animals onsite and who can provide professional advice. We live onsite so clients have access to the yard when they need it and there is always someone here.
Full livery at Dunbyrne Stud
At our family run livery yard we offer full stabled livery for horses and ponies. We believe that horses thrive on routine and aim to provide a relaxed and comfortable environment. Horses enjoy huge stables with deep shavings beds overlooking our courtyard with its beautiful pond feature. The courtyard layout allows good ventilation while maintaining a warm stable and means that horses can view each other. Horses are mucked out daily with fresh shavings added twice a week. Horses receive top quality feed and haylage twice a day with supplements provided by owners added to the evening feed.
Our arena is 50 * 70m and is floodlit from both sides. This is an all weather arena with excellent drainage. Liveries have unlimited access to the arena. We live onsite which means we have flexible hours so that you can see your horse whenever it suits you. We never allow anyone to book exclusive use of the arena for anything as we do not want to restrict when our liveries can use it.
Our sand gallops is all weather 4.5 furlongs and has direct access to the wooded hacking trails and the cross country elements including the water feature. This is the ideal place for working on your horses fitness, practicing your cross country riding or just enjoying a leisurely hack.
Our 20m round pen is ideal for lunging, loose schooling and ground work.
Our paddocks are carefully maintained so that they have grass year round. This encourages horses to relax and eat and minimises the risk of injury. Our paddocks are all individual with electric fences. Horses go out in the mornings every day all year round from Winter to Summer. During the Autumn and Winter months horses legs are hosed by our team upon return from the paddock.
Liveries have access to our free horsebox parking, our secure tack room and our heated rug room with storage space. Our onsite washing machine can be used for rugs and numnahs to save you bringing them home to wash. Our canteen has tea and coffee supplies and a fridge and microwave.
Extra benefits available for an additional fee:
Lunging / exercising
Schooling
Rug changes
Boots on for turnout / in stable
application of prescribed medical treatments (bandaging / poulticing / medication etc) by our professionally qualified team
Professional standard clipping / plaiting / mane pulling ./ trimming
Coaching / lessons with our onsite qualified coaches
If you would like further information, to visit us or discuss your requirements in more detail, then call / text / whatsapp us to make an appointment with our Livery Yard Manager on 085 805 9529 or email dunbyrnestud@gmail.com.
Costs
Full Livery €140 per week (€606 per month)
*Please note, we do not offer any DIY or part livery.
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Team Dunbyrne Stud embodies our attitude to coaching, to competing and to enjoying our horses. We believe that we are a team - coaches, riders and the horses that we love. Our onsite coaches are BHS and HSI qualified and coach using the BHS principles of training and the FEI training scale. Our coaches believe in goal setting and achievement through systematic training with a healthy and positive attitude to competition.
Our coaches work with our liveries and visiting clients onsite on a one to one and group basis. For our clients with transport our coaches also coach offsite at local competition and training venues which is ideal pre competition preparation.
Team Dunbyrne Stud members compete at riding club (AIRC), Dressage Ireland, Irish Pony Club, Eventing Ireland, Tetrathlon and Showjumping Ireland. We are always proud to see members out enjoying their sport, cheering each other on and celebrating success.
“The staff at Dunbyrne are excellent and gave me piece of mind my horse was in the best hands possible”