Returning Thurs 9th June 2022, Details to follow
IRELAND’S NUMBER ONE PROPERTY AND FINANCING GATHERING
We are delighted to announce that Leopardstown Racecourse will once again play host to the annual Property Race Day on Thursday, 9th June. We will have over 400 guests from the property industry, a fantastic opportunity for us all to get back together.
Since its inception in 2014 and with your generosity, the Property Race Day has raised over €773,000 (net) for children’s charities. This includes €68,000 in donations in 2020 when the event could not go ahead. For 2022, the chosen Charities are ISPCC & Focus.
Property Race Day Ireland
Over €700,000 raised
for Irish children’s charities
THE PROPERTY RACE DAY IRELAND’s principal aim is to raise invaluable funds for some of Ireland’s most deserving children’s charities, whilst offering a chance to meet like-minded people within the sector.
Now in its seventh year, it has become Ireland’s number one networking event for the property and property financing industries in Ireland. It is affiliated with the Property Race Day UK, which has quickly established itself as a key date in the UK property calendar, hosting over 800 property individuals in Ascot Racecourse each year.
The sixth annual Property Race Day Ireland took place on Thursday, June 13th, 2019 at the Leopardstown Pavilion. The event saw the who’s who of the property industry gather together for an evening of racing, entertainment, networking, and not to mention digging deep for the ISPCC and Debra Ireland. To read more, see our About page.
Over €700,000 has been raised for worthy charities in the seven years since the Property Race Day has launched thanks to the incredible generosity of our sponsors and partners.
The sixth annual Property Race Day raised just over €130,000 for two of Ireland’s leading children’s charities: Debra Ireland and the ISPCC.
These inspiring charities provide love, protection and support to children and their families in Ireland and abroad.
This year, the funds raised will support the ISPCC and Focus Ireland. Both providing invaluable support to children and families.
