The Horsemen of Eire is a renowned equestrian facility and fencing school located in Glynn, known for their captivating equestrian theatre productions and skilled instructors. The team recently debuted their performance of “1169 Fire and Sword the Norman Landing” at the Bannow 1169 Festival, delighting over 2000 visitors with swordfighting and equestrian stunts.
Travelling abroad is a common occurrence for the Horsemen of Eire, with instructors like Alessia and Jack Gassmann teaching in countries like Switzerland and Washington DC, and competing in events like Longpoint 2019. They also collaborate with organisations like the Irish National Heritage Park, filming promos and conducting mounted combat classes.
The Horsemen of Eire are not only skilled performers and instructors, but they are also involved in testing prototypes of historical armour for film and stunt shows. Additionally, they offer intensive weekend programmes for visitors, providing a blend of mounted combat, riding, and fencing, leaving participants with unforgettable experiences and cherished memories.
The team's dedication to their craft is evident in their achievements, such as winning gold and silver at tournaments, and presenting mounted combat demos for the Irish Historical Fencing League. Their commitment to sharing their knowledge and passion for horsemanship and historical fencing is reflected in the positive feedback and praise they receive from visitors and participants.
Whether you are a seasoned rider or a novice enthusiast, the Horsemen of Eire offer a unique blend of equestrian skills, historical fencing techniques, and memorable experiences that cater to all levels of expertise. Join them at their facility in Glynn for a truly immersive and exciting journey into the world of equestrian arts and mounted combat.
