A native of Tipperary, O'Grady trained over 1,700 winners during a career that lasted over five decades
The death has taken place of horse racing trainer Edward O'Grady, aged 75.
His family announced that he passed away on Sunday evening.
A native of Tipperary, O'Grady trained over 1,700 winners during a career that lasted over five decades.
O'Grady had four consecutive domestic training titles between 1977 and 1980.
His final winner was Our Soldier, who scored in a handicap hurdle at Bellewstown earlier this month.
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