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Another 4 week course for new and returning players starts on Wednesday 3rd November at 7:30pm, subject to demand . Course fee €50 which includes €20 temporary membership fee redeemable against full membership at the end of the course. For more details contact Richard 086 852 4410. Please book places on the course by text …
Registration for Autumn term junior coaching is now open. Places will be limited due to Covid-19 restrictions, coaching will be available on weekday evenings and Saturday mornings. This is a 10 week programme, fee €75. For more info and to reserve a place see here
Another 4 week course for new and returning players starts on Wednesday 11th August at 7:30pm. Course fee €50 which includes €20 temporary membership fee redeemable against full membership at the end of the course. For more details contact Richard 086 852 4410.
A 2nd 4 week course for new and returning players starts on Wednesday 14th July at 7:30pm. Course fee €50 which includes €20 temporary membership fee redeemable against full membership at the end of the course. For more details contact Richard 086 852 4410.
A 4 week course for new and returning players starts on Wednesday 16th June at 7:30pm Course fee €50 which includes €20 temporary membership fee redeemable against full membership at the end of the course. For more details contact Richard 086 852 4410.
Social Tennis resumes on Monday 14th June, 7:30pm start, fee €3 per player.
Summer Camps 2021 are now open for applications!
We hope to recommence group coaching during the week starting Monday 26th April. This very much depends on the Government’s planned easing of Level 5 restrictions and Tennis Ireland guidelines for return to play. Places will be limited due to Covid-19 restrictions, coaching will be available on weekday evenings and Saturday mornings. To reserve a place …
The following is an extract from an article on the BBC News web-site: By Laura ScottBBC Sport The risk of coronavirus transmission from sharing sports equipment is “lower than once thought”, a study suggests. Researchers, led by Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, applied live virus particles to nine types of sports equipment and a control …