Limerick Racecourse is proud to announce the successful implementation of the ISO 20121 Sustainability Management System.

The internationally recognised ISO 20121 standard provides a robust framework for managing sustainability across all activities at the Racecourse and will drive continual environmental, social, and economic improvements in the years ahead.

Sustainability improvements completed include
·      Improvements in waste segregation
·      Energy reduction
·      Water usage reduction through our on-site pond
·      Measurement and plan in place to reduce Carbon Footprint of the racecourse
·      The planting of 2,500 native trees as part of the 100 Million Trees Project creating a rich biodiverse, rapid carbon sink area
·      Working with key partners such as Mr. Binman and Masterchefs to ensure sustainable practices are implemented all year round

Commenting on the attainment, michael lynch, CEO of Limerick Racecourse, said:
“Achieving ISO 20121 is an important step in our sustainability journey. It formalises the work already underway at the Racecourse and provides a clear roadmap for continuous improvement. We are grateful for the support of ISTARS and John Donlon of Endsleigh Technologies and all of our operational partners in helping us embed sustainability at the heart of our operations.”

Limerick Racecourse remains committed to building on this momentum, ensuring that sustainability continues to be a core pillar of its strategy, operations, and future development.