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Recession-busting membership fees freeze at Eventing Ireland
18 December, 2009
Eventing Ireland (EI) has announced a freeze on membership and registration fees for 2010.
Membership rates will continue to be priced from €65 for a supporting member up to €220 for a corporate owner/syndicate or partnership, life/honorary membership sticks at €2,500 and registration will be €70 for a horse, €60 for a pony and €40 restricted.
John Wright, chairman of EI also announced an agreement with Dressage Ireland (DI), whereby EEI members can join DI at a reduced membership cost, and vice versa.
A similar agreement with showjumping Ireland will continue in 2010.
Go to www.eventingireland.com for more information.
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