
Junior Four Nations 2026 – A Note from Cian Blake
Winning the Junior Four Nations title this weekend is a tremendous achievement for Irish tennis and one that everyone involved should be immensely proud of. To secure the title outright

Winning the Junior Four Nations title this weekend is a tremendous achievement for Irish tennis and one that everyone involved should be immensely proud of. To secure the title outright

Tennis Ireland is inviting clubs to submit their applications to host a tournament in the 2027 season, following a brilliant 2026 for domestic competition. Huge credit to our Competitions team,

The Development Team delivered a Club Development Webinar to clubs across the country on Thursday evening, covering everything from insurance to inclusion in a packed programme aimed at helping committees

Wildcards for this weekend’s Tennis Europe 14 at the National Tennis Centre have been announced. Boys Main Draw Wildcards: 1.Ross Connolly 2.Charlie Tallon 3.Leon Hannon 4.Richie Kennedy Reserve 1.Tom Russell

Three Irish players will represent Ireland at the IBTA World Blind Tennis Championships, taking place from Tuesday 25th to Saturday 29th August at the SEB Arena in Vilnius, Lithuania. The

Week one of the William Fry Junior Lawn Championships of Ireland went by in a blink. Finals day brought some brilliant tennis and plenty of drama, with titles decided across

Ireland’s top junior players have descended on Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club this week for the newly formatted William Fry Junior Lawn Championships of Ireland, the biggest shake-up the historic “Fitz”

By Stephen Higgins | Sunday 2nd August 2026 Ireland’s Conor Gannon capped a great week at Carrickmines with the DLR Irish Open men’s title after a tense 7-6 6-7 6-4

Gannon looks to become first Irish winner since 2018 while Valdmannova is favourite for the women’s crown By Stephen Higgins | 1st August 2026 After plenty of sunshine and fewer

By Stephen Higgins | Saturday 1st August Saturday’s fine weather at Carrickmines CLTC must have rubbed off on the players as there was Irish delight in both the singles and
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