Play Tennis in Dublin

Tennis is one of the most popular individual sports in the world and there are many courts to play on across Dublin. Whether you’re looking to play on Astroturf, hard (macadam), concrete or clay, there is something for everyone. Indoor courts are also available for those cold and wet wintry months so there’s no excuse not to grab your tennis racquet and take to the court. If you fancy yourself as a bit of a James McGee then be sure to check out some of our favourite tennis courts below.

Top Tennis Courts in Dublin

dlr Meadownbrook

If you’ve never played tennis on an outdoor Astroturf surface then you have to play here and give it a try. Astroturf courts tend to slow down the ball more than hard courts, which most people are used to, so it’s definitely worth giving it a try if you love all things tennis. These courts are extremely easy to get to and the venue has free parking available to all players. If you’d prefer to travel by public transport then the nearest stop is the Dublin Bus Stop 2854 (Broadford Rd, Broadford Walk).

Sportslink, Furry Park

If it’s a good old-fashioned hard court you’re after then Sportslink is the place for you. Free parking is available on site making it extremely easy to get to for a spot of after work tennis. This venue is also easy to get to via the nearby Dublin Bus Stop 1627 (Swords Rd, Santry Retail Park).

Portmarnock Sports and Leisure Club

Located in the seaside town of Portmarnock, this venue has Astroturf tennis courts available for hire. Why not play a game of tennis before you relax on the beach? These courts are also available to play on until late so be sure to have a match under the floodlights until as late as 11pm. The easiest way to get to these courts is via Dublin Bus Stop 6051 (Blackwood Lane, Sports & Leisure Club). Parking is also available if you’d prefer to drive.

Trinity College Dublin

If outdoor astroturf tennis courts are your preferred playing surface then look no further than Trinity College Dublin. Astroturf courts can provide more grip when wet than traditional hard courts do, meaning there is reduced risk of slipping. This venue is in a fantastic location in the centre of Dublin and makes it a great option for those working in the city. The nearest station is Pearse and there are many buses that go nearby.