Framework for Playing Tennis during COVID-19 The COVID-19 pandemic has led to extraordinary demands on every one of us as individuals, as parents, as families, as workers, as business owners, as players and as clubs. The Republic of Ireland as a country is moving from...
The National Tennis Centre at Albert College Park is available for public bookings from Monday to Sunday. View availability and book your court on https://tennisireland.skedda.com/booking?fbclid=IwAR377EZd4-nz0KUgPyviONjsdzVQTibAOhW2qdIr-vfxEARPd5SPwLNPNlo You can also book your court by email on courtbookings@tennisireland.ie Please note that only outdoor courts are available on the weekends. For more information...
Today it was announced that the 2020 Fed Cup by BNP Paribas regional group events and Davis Cup by Rakuten regional Group events will be rescheduled for 2021 due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The events rescheduled include the Fed Cup Finals, Play-Offs and four outstanding 2020...
On Sunday 21st June Peter Bothwell announced his retirement from the game. Peter, one of the hardest working players at all levels and so consistent on the tour, reached a career high with an ATP ranking of 447 (doubles) and 602 (singles) and an ITF...
In advance of Phase 3 which is due to commence in the Republic of Ireland from Monday 29th June, Tennis Ireland has prepared updated Return to Play Guidance for Clubs, Players and Coaches. The measures which are part of the third phase of lifting the public...
Tennis Ireland welcomed last night’s announcement by the Irish Government that a funding package of up to €70 million has been allocated as part of a Resilience Fund for Sport. Speaking at the announcement, Minister Ross said “The sport sector has been severely impacted by the...
Tennis Ireland welcomed the announcement today by the International Tennis Federation that the ITF World Tennis Tour will resume from 3 August for the women’s events and 17 August for the men’s events and both will include singles qualifying, main draw singles and doubles rounds....
The Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport Return to Sport Expert Group met yesterday to consider a range of queries raised by National Governing Bodies of Sport (NGB’s) relating to Phase 2 of the Roadmap for Reopening Society and Business in the Republic of Ireland. In...
Tennis Ireland welcomes progression to Phase 2 of the Roadmap to Reopening Society Tennis Ireland welcomes today's Government announcement in relation to the further easing of restrictions relating to Phase 2 of the Roadmap for Reopening Society and Business. Tennis Ireland released its Phase 2 Guidelines to...
Tennis Ireland and its Ulster Branch Welcome Confirmation of a Restricted Reopening of Tennis in Northern Ireland On Tuesday 12th May last, First Minister Arlene Foster and Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill outlined, in the Northern Assembly, their five-stage plan for ending the coronavirus restrictions. The...
Tennis Ireland is announcing an amendment to its Phase 1 Guidance, issued to clubs, players, and coaches on the restricted reopening of Tennis from Monday 18th May. Following clarification received that Coaches are considered “outdoor workers”, Tennis Ireland has amended its guidance previously issued and from...
Tennis Ireland and its Branches have warmly welcomed the Taoiseach’s confirmation that Tennis can reopen for play in the Republic of Ireland on a restricted / recreational basis in the first phase of the Government’s roadmap for the easing of Covid-19 restrictions later this month. Since...
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused a major disruption to the whole community, including Tennis Clubs across Ireland. Tennis Ireland has compiled Club Support Information Packs relevant to both jurisdictions within which the sport operates that outline a range of government and community schemes that can help...
The Tennis Ireland policy and guidance in relation to the Covid 19 pandemic has been reviewed daily and our guidance has always been consistent with HSE and HSC NI advice. The advice from these agencies, up until today, has been that it was appropriate to...
The Tennis Ireland National Rankings - Junior and Senior are now frozen. This has been done to protect the Rankings and provide fairness to players while the Tennis Ireland Tour has been suspended. A ranking freeze is in line with ITF Guidelines and is being...
