Tipperary Raceway
Tipperary Raceway is a small oval track located near Rosegreen in County Tipperary where cars and bikes race on a compact circuit. The track features a smooth racing surface and hosts various competitions including national hot rod racing events.
The track opened in 1981 and has grown into a popular venue for local racing events. The facility faced a court challenge in 2016 but was allowed to continue operating to support the local motorsport community.
The raceway's name reflects its location in County Tipperary and its role in the local motorsport community. Visitors experience a relaxed gathering where drivers and fans come together to share their passion for racing cars.
The raceway is easy to locate from nearby roads and accessible for most visitors. Before planning a visit, check the official website for race schedules since events vary throughout the year depending on the season.
The site grew from operating only a few hours per week to running almost daily use by 2007. This expansion led to a notable court case that shaped the future of racing at this location and the broader local motorsport community.
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