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  • Currawood earns potential crack at Tetrarch Stakes as Paddy Twomey's hot streak continues

    Currawood earns potential crack at Tetrarch Stakes as Paddy Twomey's hot streak continues

    Paddy Twomey has sent out four winners, two seconds and a third from his last seven runners after Currawood continued the trainer's hot streak with a commanding success in the median auction race over a mile. 

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  • One Look wins Park Express Stakes for Lee and Twomey

    One Look made a winning seasonal reappearance for trainer Paddy Twomey when staying on best inside the final furlong to win the Lodge Park Stud Irish EBF Park Express Stakes (Group 3) (Fillies & Mares) at the Curragh.

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  • Robert Moran's Catalina Delcarpio A New TDN Rising Star For Lope De Vega

    Leopardstown's opening fillies' maiden on Wednesday has produced some luminaries in recent times and Robert Moran's Catalina Delcarpio (Ire) (Lope De Vega {Ire}) looks another as she surged to TDN Rising Stardom.

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  • Bubble Gum chews up her rivals to claim Cork feature for Paddy Twomey and Billy Lee

    French recruit Bubble Gum made a winning start for Paddy Twomey in yesterday’s Listed EBF Noblesse Stakes at Cork.

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  • Dual dreams for Phelans with Aintree queen Seo Linn

    That Seo Linn has given the impression of being a mare ready to shine at the top level all year-round is no happy coincidence for the Phelan family of Glashare House Stud, whose logical approach to breeding makes for a refreshing change.

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  • Seo Linn saves the day for Ireland

    When Paddy Twomey produces a runner in a bumper, watch out. Seo Linn, bred by Glashare Stud added the Grade 2 Goffs Nickel Coin Mares bumper to an earlier Listed bumper win at Cheltenham.

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  • Deepone Return A Boost For Twomey

    Paddy Twomey's squad has been bolstered by the return of one-time leading Derby prospect Deepone (GB) (Study Of Man {Ire}), with the trainer hinting at having assembled his strongest-ever team of horses for the year ahead. 

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About Paddy Twomey

Paddy Twomey is a racehorse trainer based in Golden, County Tipperary.

It seemed only fitting that Paddy was destined for success, having bred the future Group 1 winner Tagula at just 13 years old.

A graduate of the pinhooking business, Paddy initially trained under a restricted license, but success came quickly, and it wasn’t long before Paddy started making an impression on Irish Racing.

Since taking out a full training license in 2016, Paddy has established himself as one of the top trainers in Ireland, finishing in the first five of the trainers championship for the past two seasons despite having a much smaller string of horses than his closest competitors.

Between 2019-2024 Paddy Twomey provided around 1% of the runners in Irish Flat races, while winning 8% of the country’s Black Type races in the same period.

  • Twomey is the most upwardly-mobile handler in Ireland. This is a man who has been operating at a 23 per cent strike-rate or higher since 2018. That takes serious doing in an environment as competitive as Ireland.

    TDN Europe

  • Paddy Twomey has established himself as one of the rising forces in the Irish training ranks

    At The Races

  • Assiduous use of the bloodstock transfer market has propelled Paddy Twomey to flat racing’s upper echelons

    G1 Bloodstock Review

  • There's a smooth satisfaction when you view his profile. Everything looks uniquely health. Win rate, place rate, prize money, even the profit/loss column.

    The Irish Field

  • He may not have the numerical firepower of an Aidan or Joseph O’Brien but Paddy Twomey is further cementing his place among the leading Irish Flat trainers as each month passes.

    Irish Independent

  • Paddy Twomey’s rise has been stealthy and sure-footed, success layered upon success, which begets success, and momentum builds. Every step that he has taken since he took out his licence to train in 2012 has been a forward step

    The Times

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