‘We’re ready to win a medal’: Irish showjumping team named for Euros
Rodrigo Pessoa has named his first championship squad as Ireland’s team manager
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Ireland chooses showjumper ranked 252nd in the world over top 10 rider for Rio
Ireland has chosen the rider currently ranked 252nd by the FEI to represent them in Rio over one ranked within the top 10 in the world
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All change on the FEI World Cup jumping podium — in Ireland's favour
Denis Lynch shoots up the leaderboard after two legs of the FEI World Cup final, but Steve Gerdat leads ahead of the final day's competition.
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Discover which showjumpers will ride for Ireland in Aachen
Ireland fields a strong squad for the FEI European Showjumping Championships (19-23 August)
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Top horse on the mend after heavy fall
This elite showjumper is making good progress after being operated on for a fracture
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Showjumper operated on after heavy fall
Denis Lynch's top mare Coulisa faces up to eight months in recuperation following a heavy fall in Rotterdam at the weekend
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Denis Lynch suffers heavy fall in Rotterdam
His mount was taken to a local veterinary clinic for assessment and treatment after falling in the grand prix
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Denis Lynch takes runner-up spot in Gucci grand prix
The Gucci grand prix in Paris is won by Dutchman Marc Houtzager with Ireland's Denis Lynch finishing second
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Wonderboy returns home to his former rider
The grey gelding, who was ridden by Ben Maher and competed by a Syrian rider at the London Olympics, is back with Georgie Crumley in Surrey
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Top showjumper Wonderboy III sold to Denis Lynch
The former ride of Ben Maher will now compete under the Irish flag
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Irish showjumper Denis Lynch will not ride at Olympics
Denis Lynch's last minute appeal against Horse Sport Ireland's removal of him from its Olympic showjumping team has failed
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Denis Lynch appeals to try to get his Olympic place back
The Irish showjumper has made a last-minute appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport to try to get back on the Irish Olympic team
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Denis Lynch considering appeal against Olympic decision
Irish showjumper Denis Lynch said he is considering appealing after he was told he would not be riding at the Olympics
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Showjumper Denis Lynch dropped from Irish Olympic squad
Showjumper Denis Lynch will not represent Ireland at this summer's Olympics after his horse failed a hypersensitivity test
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Twomey and Lynch will jump for Ireland in Greenwich
Billy Twomey and Denis Lynch have been chosen for the two individual showjumping places
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Calls for top riders to keep their helmets on during prize-givings
Following Denis Lynch's fall during his victory lap in La Baule, ceremonial protocol will be reviewed
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Ireland qualifies an eventing team for the 2012 London Olympics
Ireland has qualified an eventing team and two showjumping individuals for this summer's Olympics, while Richard Davison has secured a spot for a British dressage individual
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Denis Lynch visits Irish equine welfare charity
The Irish rider raised more than £160k for the Irish Society for the prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) earlier this year
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Showjumpers' horses disqualified for hypersensitivity in Rio
Billy Twomey, Denis Lynch, and Simon Delestre were disqualified from the penultimate leg of the Global Champions Tour in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday
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Denis Lynch and Lantinus too good for rivals in Germany
The Irish rider took home €60,000 after an impressively quick round on his top horse, who looks to be in sparkling form ahead of another outing this weekend
