Health & Safety Consultancy to the Equestrian Industry. OMC & Associates t/a Equine Safety Solutions was formed in 2006 by Olga Murphy.
We provide Health & Safety services to all industries but specialising in the Equestrian Industry. Our Client list include the following:
Health & Safety:
Cian O Connor ( Bronze Medal Winner London Olympics 2012)
Paul Deegan Racing
Festina Lente
Stradbally Hall Equestrian Centre
Dermott Lennon (Showjumping World Champion 2002)
Curragh Racecourse Training Grounds
Jessica Harrington
Accident Investigation:
QBE Insurance (Europe) Ltd
Amlin Insurance Ltd
Core Claims Management UK
McLarens UK
Due to an increase in the number of horses and students based at Karlswood we currently have an opportunity for new hard working individuals with an eye for detail to join our Karlswood Team!🇮🇪
📍Karlswood Stables, Ireland
Reach out to [email protected] / +353 871256838
The aim of the Tattersalls Ireland / Treo Eile Showing Pathway Series 2024 is to identify racehorses which are judged to have transitioned to be suitable riding horses. The horses entered in the classes should demonstrate good movement, rideability and correct conformation. Each class will be judged...
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What a great result and well done to our Client Cian O'Connor
What a fantastic moment
"We all wish a very special kid (Jack De Bromhead) could be here today, but he’s watching down on us."
Great result for Jessica Harrington and everyone involved
Mr Fahey had claimed he had been exercising the horse when he said “the horse disappeared from underneath me. I hit the bank.”
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**NEWS FLASH** GOLD MEDAL WIN FOR IRISH PONY SHOW JUMPING TEAM AT EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS
The GAIN Equine Nutrition Irish Pony Show Jumping team have been crowned European Champions today (Friday) after winning the gold medal at the FEI European Championships in Strzegom, Poland.
The Irish team of Kilkenny's Eoin Brennan, Kilkenny's James Brennan, Sligo's Paddy Reape, Clare's Coen Williams and Westmeath's James Derwin, managed by Gary Marshall, finished on a zero score to take the gold medal ahead of France who took the silver on 4 faults while Netherlands collected the bronze on 12 faults.
Huge congratulations from all at Horse Sport Ireland
Ireland's athletes are also well-placed on the individual standing heading into Sunday's individual final.
Horse Sport Ireland’s athletes in Strzegom are kindly supported by title sponsors GAIN Equine Nutrition and suppliers TRM Equine Nutrition Dubarry of Ireland GAIN Equine Nutrition Berney Bros Saddlery Kilcullen Horseware and uvex equestrian
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Hello horse people.
I went down to the nag hotel the other day on strict instructions from CC2 to take some photos of her on the Golden Nag. It’s one of my allotted equine jobs, you see, on top of being treasurer, financier, driver, hay lugger, s**t picker, whip collector, and tap turner. I don’t hold any of the more senior positions that require actually touching the pony at all, but I am interviewing next week for the role of Junior Boot Cleaner, so, y’know, wish me luck. Onwards and upwards.
What I was supposed to be photographing was the two of them walking up and a down a bit, and maybe doing that sidewaysey thing where it looks like the nag has been at the old vino. And I dutifully obliged as usual, clicking away like a good boy until I was allowed to go home again.
A few of you have asked to see a picture of the Golden Nag, so here’s one for you now — it’s the moment that he decided to pull a massive wheelie. Apparently, he had good reason to get so spooked; it was because he heard another horse whinny, but couldn’t actually see it. Oh well, that’s perfectly normal, isn’t it? Oh, yes. I mean, I’m the same. If ever I walk past a room or a door or a shop or a pub and I hear someone talk but can’t actually see them, I completely lose my s**t and leap into the air, screaming. Oh no, wait… no, I don’t do that because I’m NOT FU***NG MENTAL.
What is it with these horse things? Why can’t they just be normal and lose the plot over real things? Whenever I say this to CC2, she goes on the defensive. ‘Oh, well, they’re flight animals,’ she’ll say, ‘and in the wild they have many predators to run from.’ Sure, I understand. Run if you see a bear, that’s fine by me. Sensible even. And snakes, wolves, lions too, all good. But a friend of yours that’s making a slight noise while out of sight? Or a pile of melting snow, or your own fart, or a crisp packet in the wind? Have you seen the size of the teeth on a crisp packet? No, because THEY DON’T HAVE ANY! It’s ridiculous. I mean, I’m no fan of prawn and cocktail like any balanced person, but it doesn’t actually scare me. I don’t physically scream when I see some.
CC2 of course took the whole thing in her stride, as usual, and that’s another thing — why is she so fine with it? She can’t even walk into a room if she knows there’s a spider there. I’ll know if she finds one in her bedroom because the scream carries down the street and to the next town, followed by her running down the stairs, sobbing. And the cat brought a mouse in the other day and CC2 leapt onto a chair, like some 1950s cliché. But stick her on a horse that’s just lost his s**t and is reaching for the stars while she hangs on to avoid breaking her neck and she’s not bothered at all. You can’t see her face in the photo, but trust me, she just looked mildly amused.
When they came back to Earth, she got him under control again and walked towards me. As she trotted past me, she just rolled her eyes and tutted softly. ‘He’s such a dick,’ she said affectionately and carried on her way.
I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again; you’re all certifiable. And I mean the horses AND the people. Seriously, you deserve each other!
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