At the heart of Ireland’s Ancient East, in pocket of lush green landscapes you’ll find something very special happens at the Irish National Stud from February until June. You know those graceful racehorses whose thundering hooves have pound across these plains for centuries. This is where life begins for many, in February at the Irish National Stud. In County Kildare, where the sport of kings is celebrated at every turn. Yet another reason to visit Ireland in the springtime is foaling season. And we’d like you to enjoy Tourism Ireland’s latest video that showcases these perky youngsters as they find their feet. FAST FACTS 1. Over 250 foals are born every year at the Stud between February and June. 2. At the stud, look out for signs related to its founder: Colonel William Hall Walker. The Colonel meticulously recorded a foal's time of birth, and drew up the birth charts himself. If he didn't like the stars, regardless of bloodline, the foal would be sold immediately. 3. N...