Tennis Ireland
About Tennis Ireland
Tennis Ireland is the National Governing Body for the sport of tennis in Ireland. Tennis Ireland was founded in 1908 and has almost 180 affiliated clubs and engages with almost 80,000 players. Tennis Ireland stages Pro Tour events such as The Irish Open Championships, and selects teams to participate in The Billie Jean King Cup, The Davis Cup and other international events at Junior, Senior and Master’s level. Tennis Ireland also supports the delivery of a wide range of competitive, educational and development programmes at local, provincial and national levels. Tennis Ireland is a Company limited by guarantee and without share capital. It functions as the National Governing Body for the sport for the whole of Ireland. The Company has a total of ten Directors who work closely with the Chief Executive.
Competitions
TOURNAMENT CALENDARS
Junior (10-18) Tournaments
Adult Tournaments
Masters (30+) Tournaments
Rankings
Rules & Regulations
Safeguarding
For several years now, we have taken a pro-active role in working with affiliated clubs and other stakeholders to ensure the highest level of compliance within our sport in terms of the Legislation and TUSLA’s National Guidance for the Protection and Welfare of Children.
Various programmes dedicated to the provision of information and training for officials at all levels of tennis are managed by our National Children’s Officer.
Your Game
Your Way
Tennis Ireland offers public access to both the indoor and outdoor facilities of the National Tennis Centre at Albert College Park at selected times during the day and evening.
Play To Compete
Play For Fitness
Play Socially
Inclusion & Diversity
Tennis Ireland is delighted to present our second cycle of ‘She Leads – Young Women Leadership Programme’. ‘She Leads’ will give representatives from each county of Ireland the opportunity to discuss and collaborate on how to grow tennis for young Irish women, empower future leaders in our sport and provide a platform for them to voice their opinions and bring about effective change. Representatives could be nominated by their clubs, potentially junior representatives on committees, junior captains or young committee members (i.e. potential future leaders in clubs).
