About Us
Tennis Coach Ireland (originally the Tennis Ireland Coaches Association) was formed in 1992 by a group of coaches who felt that those teaching the game would benefit from a strong representative voice. The Association has now grown to over 300 members from all parts of Ireland.
Our function is to inform and represent coaches of Ireland on all matters related to teaching the game. From its inception Tennis Coach Ireland works closely with Tennis Ireland, the games National Governing Body.
If you are looking for a coach, and want the best, always insist on a Tennis Coach Ireland coach.
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Our function is to inform and represent coaches of Ireland on all matters related to teaching the game. From its inception Tennis Coach Ireland works closely with Tennis Ireland, the games National Governing Body.
If you are looking for a coach, and want the best, always insist on a Tennis Coach Ireland coach.
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🎾 Community Tennis Coaching in Blessington with Coach Cormac! 🎾
Tennis is more than just a sport—it’s a great way to get active, meet people, build confidence, and become part of your local community.
Join Coach Cormac in Blessington for fun, friendly tennis coaching sessions designed to help players of all levels improve their skills and enjoy their time on court.
🎾 Learn and develop your tennis skills
💪 Improve fitness, movement, and coordination
🤝 Meet and connect with other local players
😊 Enjoy a friendly and supportive coaching environment
🏆 Build confidence and take your game to the next level
Whether you’re a complete beginner, getting back into tennis, or looking to improve your game, come along and be part of the Blessington tennis community.
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📩 Interested in joining? Send a message to find out more!
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Many congratulations to our member LEONARDO PARRA, who has opened his new racquet store hub retail outlet in Churchtown, Dublin.
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Congrats Leonardo Parra
Congratulations Leonardo Parra 👏👏 Wishing you the very best with your new facility 🔥
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This weekend, Beckett Park is the place to be!
Watch some of Ireland's players go head to head for the final wild card places in the World Tennis Tour W50 at the 2026 DLR Irish Open.
Saturday 18 and Sunday 19 July, from 10am
Free entry, everyone welcome.
Bring the family down for a free day of top level Irish tennis, right on your doorstep, before the big one kicks off at Carrickmines.
Huge thanks to Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council for their support as title partner!
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DON’T MISS THIS:Are you losing doubles matches to players you know you should be beating?
It might not be your strokes that are costing you.
The biggest difference between average and strong doubles players is often tactical awareness, not technical ability.
The best teams know:
* Where to stand
* When to poach
* How to pressure opponents
* How to communicate effectively
* How to create easy volleys instead of difficult ones
On Sunday 19th July, we will be breaking down the tactics and patterns that consistently win doubles matches.
This is an on-court, match-play focused clinic with practical coaching you can use in your very next league match.
Groups:
🎾 9am-12pm: Class 5 & below
🎾 1pm-4pm: Class 4 & above
Open to members and non-members.
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Dealing with High Balls on the Backhand:
Many players struggle when facing a high-bouncing ball on their backhand side. What are the best options in this situation?
1. Move back. Allow the ball to drop to a more comfortable hitting height.
2. Move forward. Take the ball early, on the rise, before it reaches an awkward height.
3. Choose slice. If you have to hit a high backhand, slice is often a better option than topspin. It's generally easier to play a high ball with backspin, rather than ‘brushing up’ in an attempt to generate topspin.
4. Avoid it. Run around your backhand and hit a forehand instead.
For every challenge tennis presents, there are several possible solutions. That's one of the things that makes our sport so fascinating.
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