Horse Sport Ireland has further strengthened its High Performance Eventing Programme with the appointment of two highly respected jumping coaches, reinforcing its commitment to providing Irish athletes with the highest level of support ahead of a busy championship season.Experienced former international rider and coach Mark Dorgan has joined the Irish Senior Eventing Programme as jumping coach, working alongside Senior Team Manager Sam Griffiths. Dorgan will support Irelands senior combinations as preparations continue for this Augusts FEI Eventing World Championship in Aachen.Horse Sport Ireland High Performance Senior Eventing Manager, Griffiths, welcomed Dorgan to the setup, saying: We are excited to have Mark Dorgan, a well-known Irish show jumper and trainer, as our jumping specialist coach on board. He will bring a wealth of experience, expertise and calmness to the eventing team.At youth level, Jim Donohue has been appointed Show Jumping Coach for the Irish Youth Eventing Programme, working with Youth High Performance Manager Debbie Byrne. His appointment comes at an important stage of the season, with Irelands youth riders preparing for upcoming European Championships, while Under-25 athletes continue their development on the international stage ahead of the World Championship in Millstreet next month.Horse Sport Ireland High Performance Youth Eventing Manager, Byrne, said: Jim is a valuable asset to the team, the athletes are respoding well to his training and things are going well as we move towards championsips. He brings a wealth of experience in coaching and riding up to national Grand Prix level and his depth of knowledge will help our younger athletes as they progress through the High Performance pathway.The appointments further enhance Horse Sport Irelands high performance support structure, ensuring athletes across all levels have access to specialist expertise as they prepare for major championship competition.The post Horse Sport Ireland strengthens High Performance Eventing support teams appeared first on .