Padel clubs in Ireland
11 padel clubs in Ireland so far. Pick a city to see them all.
Where to play padel in Ireland
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Dublin 瑞丽江的河水, CC BY-SA 4.0The padel federation in Ireland
Padel Federation Ireland (PFI) is a not-for-profit, padel-only national federation established in 2010 (before Ireland had any padel courts), founded by Spanish-born sports teacher Joe Cabello, who is now its Honorary President; the current President and CEO is Naomi Nicholl, also Second Vice-President of Padel Europe. Its headquarters hub is at Bushy Park, Dublin. PFI is FIP's sole recognised governing body for Ireland, a founding member of Padel Europe, and runs the Irish Padel Tour, a national ranking, club affiliation and standards, coach and referee licensing/education (including the FIP coaching pathway, safeguarding and Garda vetting), and disability-inclusion programmes (it has signed the CARA Disability Charter). The island had grown to roughly 250-300 padel courts by 2026.
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From the federation’s own website and its international federation, checked in September 2026.
Clubs offering padel
Main Street, Donnybrook
Rathdown Ave, Terenure
Coolmine Rugby Football Club, River Rd, Ashtown
52 Kimmage Rd W, Kimmage
Sportsco Leisure Centre, 4 S Lotts Rd
5 Old Belgard Rd, Cookstown Industrial Estate
Sportslink Complex, The Sports Dome, Santry
Blackwood Ln, Beechwood
padel park
6w Templeville Rd, Templeogue
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