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Practical Guide for Tennis Clubs,
Players and Coaches during Level 5
of the COVID-19 Restrictions
Effective from April 26th, 2021
www.tennisireland.ie/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/ROI-Clubs_Level5_April-26-2021.pdf?fbclid=IwAR2bL...
Happy Easter to all...
Things are improving and we hope to see you all again very soon.
Beautiful morning and the Bowls Lawn gets a trim...
Looks fantastic 👍
Great work done by all you guys looks fab well done
Well done to the team up early giving the Croquet Lawns some Easter 💕 ❤️
Won’t be long before we can get back out playing again...,
Walked through yesterday and it looks fantastic! Looking forward to getting back on court soon xx
Great work lads, it looks amazing. Miss it sooooooo much and all the banter👏😘❣
Brilliant work, thanks for making our club look great.
Thanks guys. 👏👏👏
From the archive:
Our victorious Maher Plate Winners from 1987....
Go Team!
Áine Kiernan ....... is that you or Aoibhinn 😱😱😱
Cllr Joe Kavanagh 😁
Dear Members,
We are delighted to see that there will be a return to some sport on the 26th April and we can enjoy our fantastic club facilities again.
We will be in touch as soon as we receive further guidelines from Tennis Ireland and Croquet Ireland regarding the return to sport.
The committee continue to work hard behind the scenes to ensure a successful reopening in a few weeks time. The patio has had a facelift, new beautiful wooden tables have been made, lots of new planting, painting and power hosing, a new boundary wall at the back of 6&7 and all machinery has been fully serviced ahead of the coming season.
There are new junior croquet mallets ready for action. The lawns have had work done to ensure they will be in super condition. The courts have been brushed and awaiting play.
A big thank you to all the club volunteers involved in these works over recent weeks – all works are only possible because of the wonderful volunteer work done by our members.
We promise you that while we strongly believe RLTCC is already great, we are going to make it even better!
We look forward to the future days when the tennis courts are full, the croquet lawns are busy and the bowls lawn is active again. The sun will be shining and we are going to have the most wonderful summer full of fun, sport and success. So now we better dust off the mantelpiece for the winning cups to return to our club.
In the meantime, stay safe and see you soon.
Yours sincerely,
Sally Donegan,
Chairperson
For and on behalf of RLTCC committee.
Tennis Ireland
An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, earlier this evening, provided an update to the nation on the situation as it pertains to COVID-19 and the Level 5 restrictions that are currently in place.
There will, undoubtedly, be disappointment amongst the Tennis community that even though Tennis is a naturally socially distanced and safe activity, clubs are required to remain closed for the time being.
Tennis Ireland is pleased, however, with the confirmation that Tennis will be amongst the first sports to be allowed to open from 26th April.
We are aware of the impact that the current restrictions are having on the physical and mental health of individual members, young and old, and the financial impact they are having on clubs. We would have liked restrictions to be lifted without delay, but, according to the Government, the virus may be spreading in the community and we are susceptible to a fourth wave, and this must be respected.
We will continue to engage with the relevant departments and agencies in the coming days and weeks to progress, as quickly as the public health situation will allow, the full return of all Tennis activities.
We commend tennis clubs and their members for their track record of compliance with the various protocols over the last year, which has undoubtedly saved lives, and which has significantly contributed to tennis being one of the first sports to resume.
Connacht Tennis Leinster Tennis Fingal Tennis Munster Tennis Tennis Coach Ireland
www.tennisireland.ie/2021/03/30/covid-19-update-30th-march-republic-of-ireland/
#covid19 An Taoiseach, Micheál Martin, earlier this evening, provided an update to the nation on the situation as it pertains to COVID-19 and the Level 5 restrictions that are currently in place.
There will, undoubtedly, be disappointment amongst the Tennis community that even though Tennis is a naturally socially distanced and safe activity, clubs are required to remain closed for the time being.
Tennis Ireland is pleased, however, with the confirmation that Tennis will be amongst the first sports to be allowed to open from 26th April.
We are aware of the impact that the current restrictions are having on the physical and mental health of individual members, young and old, and the financial impact they are having on clubs. We would have liked restrictions to be lifted without delay, but, according to the Government, the virus may be spreading in the community and we are susceptible to a fourth wave, and this must be respected.
We will continue to engage with the relevant departments and agencies in the coming days and weeks to progress, as quickly as the public health situation will allow, the full return of all Tennis activities.
We commend tennis clubs and their members for their track record of compliance with the various protocols over the last year, which has undoubtedly saved lives, and which has significantly contributed to tennis being one of the first sports to resume.
Connacht Tennis Leinster Tennis Fingal Tennis Munster Tennis Tennis Coach Ireland
www.tennisireland.ie/2021/03/30/covid-19-update-30th-march-republic-of-ireland/
#covid19 #returntoplay #april #clubs #tennis
Big thanks to our volunteer members who worked on the patio area yesterday...Thanks to all.
Well done the place is looking fabulous thanks a million. 👏👏👏
Love the grasses. Opens the area right up. Good job guys
Thank you
Still a master of pretending to look busy nuggy 🤣👍
From the archive:
Our 1990 "SNO Cup" winners.
Some familiar faces here...
The good old days - we made a great team to be fair 😘😁
Awwwwww 😊😊😊 so young I remember these faces 😁😁
Aoife the oracle did we win or runners up??? I clearly needed shades 😎 not cos my future was so bright look at the squint 🤣🤣
Aww🥰🥰The Dream Team !!! We were like the Chicago Bulls of tennis back then 😂😂😂
Definitely won cos the Lord Mayor of Cork is standing behind ye