Ulster Tennis can now confirm we are entering Step 3 of the Return to Play Protocols, the main differences from Step 2 are as follows: Internal club competitions can be run subjectto appropriate protocolsBoth singles play and...
Read MoreTennis Ireland welcomes progression to Step 2 of Return to Play Protocols for Northern Ireland. Tennis Ireland has welcomed Sport NI’s announcement that we are now entering Step 2 of the removal of restrictions relating to...
Read MoreTennis 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...
Read MoreDespite Boris Johnson speaking last night, and the news that in England Tennis will be permitted with another family member from Wednesday 13th May the situation in Northern Ireland remains the same: ‘The NI Assembly are...
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Tennis Ireland has compiled Club Support Information Packs relevant to both jurisdictions within...
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Registration is now open for businesses including Sports Clubs to apply for the £25,000 Business...
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The Sports Hardship Fund of £500k has been launched by Sport NI for the sports sector.The fund has...
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Funding and Support We know this is an incredibly difficult time and the impact on our sporting...
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The Tennis Ireland policy and guidance in relation to the Covid 19 pandemic has been reviewed...
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We can all take a few steps to minimise the effects of COVID-19 while still enjoying our time on...
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Ulster Branch have decided to suspend / postpone activities at all grades and levels until April...
Read MoreFollowing the announcements by the Prime Minister and the First Minister of Northern Ireland Ulster Tennis will go ahead with planned activities this weekend. We will continue to follow the advice and recommendations of Sport NI...
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