We are pleased to share that Gallagher has signed a new multi-year partnership to become the title partner of the Dublin Horse Show — one of Ireland’s most established and high-profile events. This is an important brand investment for Gallagher and demonstrates the scale of opportunity and the further growth potential we have in Ireland.
The Dublin Horse Show, which from 2026 will be known as The Gallagher Dublin Horse Show, is one of Ireland’s largest and most established sporting and social events. Held annually at the RDS in Dublin every August and hosted for more than 150 years, it brings together international showjumping, national competition, hospitality, retail and entertainment, attracting more than 120,000 visitors across the five days of the show.
The scale and profile of this partnership give us a highly credible platform to elevate the Gallagher brand with clients, prospects and communities, while reinforcing our long-term commitment to growth in Ireland.
As a broker with deep roots in the Irish equestrian community, Gallagher already provides specialist equine insurance for owners, breeders, trainers and equestrian businesses, protecting against the risks involved in training, transportation, breeding and competition. That makes the Dublin Horse Show a natural home for the Gallagher name, and a genuine reflection of the work we already do for clients across the sector.
As title partner, Gallagher will have strong on-site and event-wide branding, and the opportunity to activate the partnership through hospitality, client engagement and broader communications activity. In practice, that means the Gallagher name will be visible across one of Ireland’s most prominent annual events and, more broadly, at the Royal Dublin Society grounds all year round, giving us a meaningful platform to promote our capabilities, build relationships, and support business development in Ireland.
It is exactly the kind of partnership that will help us accelerate and strengthen our market profile and very much supports the next phase of our growth in Ireland.
