2023 Irish Grand National Odds - Thedevilscoachman now tops Fairyhouse betting

Easter Monday means just one thing for Irish horse racing fans, Irish Grand National day. This year, the Irish National will take place the week before the British Grand National, which will be run at Aintree the following Saturday.

Let's take a look through the latest Irish Grand National betting and run through the headline entries.

The new favourite for this year's Irish Grand National is Thedevilscoachman. Noel Meade's seven-year-old ran out a comfortable winner of a Grade Three at Limerick on his most recent start, after-which Thedevilscoachman was cut into 8/1 favouritism for Monday's main event.

Gaillard Du Mesnil finished third as a novice in this race 12 months ago and Willie Mullins' grey could return to Fairyhouse on the back of a victory in the National Hunt Chase at the Cheltenham Festival. Angels Dawn edged out Stumptown to win the Kim Muir on day three at Cheltenham and they could renew rivalries in the Irish National.

Tenzing and Dunboyne, fourth in the National Hunt Chase and Kim Muir respectively, have been handed Fairyhouse entries. As has So Scottish, who was the beaten favourite in the Plate Handicap Chase at Cheltenham.

Henry De Bromhead has Ain't That A Shame and Royal Thief sitting prominently in the betting. Willie Mullins' Thyestes winner, Carefully Selected can be backed at 10/1. Panda Boy and Thedevilscoachman sit a little further adrift in the market.

Dermot McLaughlin has won the last two Irish Nationals with 66/1 and 150/1 shots. Last year's winner, Lord Lariat could return for another crack, along with stablemates Captain Cj and Echo Boy. Other possible runners include Dan Skelton's Ashtown Lad, Grade One winners Conflated and Fury Road, Gold Cup runner Stattler and recent Cork National winner, Espanito Bello.