The first Icelandic horses were flown directly into Dublin last week – with two of the four which made the journey finding a home in Clare.
Dísa Reynisdóttir is originally from Iceland, but now lives near Miltown Malbay after falling for an Irish man.
She runs an Icelandic horse farm and riding school called Hestakot (meaning horse cottage) here in the banner. They also have accommodation to welcome tourists in the summer.
Dísa is an international professional with Icelandic horses, a riding instructor and has been a breeding judge for 17 years.
She usually travels to teach in various countries but since the pandemic she now finds herself at home with more time to focus on her own horses and teaching at home.
Dísa joined Pat on the line to share her story.
