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Book a Tennis Court in Dublin

1 of the 8 places we list in Dublin that are open to visitors take a booking from the public. 7 are public courts the operator lists with no more said.

Can you play today?

Wednesday 07:01 in Dublin

12°C. No washout in the next 12 hours. Check the amber hours for wind, a shower or the temperature.

  1. 07playable
  2. 08playable
  3. 09playable
  4. 10playable
  5. 11check first
  6. 12playable
  7. 13playable
  8. 14playable
  9. 15playable
  10. 16playable
  11. 17 ☾playable, after dark
  12. 18 ☾playable, after dark

Green: dry, wind under 25 km/h, between 5°C and 32°C. Amber: a little rain (under half a millimetre), wind 25 to 36 km/h, or cold or hot. Grey: rain, or wind over 36 km/h. ☾ marks hours after dark (sunset 17:00): then you need a court with lights.

Forecast: MET Norway (CC BY 4.0). The colours are our own rule, not the forecaster’s.

Courts you can book

Each one takes a booking from the public. Tap a name for the price, the hours and where we read each fact.

  1. Book a court: open to the public. lights.

    Book a court

    Eat after: The Tram Cafe Albert College (cafe, 165 m)

Booked out? Walk-on and public courts

Each one says how you get on: walk-on means no booking, public means the operator lists the courts and says no more.

  1. Public courts.

    Eat after: Victorian Tea Rooms (cafe, 482 m)

  2. Public courts.

    Eat after: Golden Mountain (restaurant, 140 m)

  3. Public courts.

    Eat after: Lolly and Cooks (cafe, 43 m)

  4. Public courts. 10 courts.

    Eat after: The Tram Café (cafe, 146 m)

  5. Public courts. 3 courts.

    Eat after: Bang Bang (coffee shop, 471 m)

  6. Public courts. 3 courts.

    Eat after: El Grito Taqueria (mexican, 85 m)

  7. Public courts.

    Eat after: Riccy's Youth Cafe (cafe, 356 m)

From OpenStreetMap, as mapped on the day shown. A place may have closed since. Read 2026-10-23. Places to eat: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).

Dublin in a minute

Ten places. Seven are listed as public courts, and that's all we're told.

One takes a booking and one has more than one way on. One is members only.

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