We at Table Tennis Ireland are celebrating World Table Tennis Day with a Women in Sport event, which will be done at home and virtually due to the global pandemic Covid-19.

We have decided to hold the AGM online on the same date. We would like to take this opportunity to wish all our members a very Happy Easter!

Check out Table Tennis Ireland's return to Table Tennis - Club/Training Environment responses & Protocols

Paralympics Ireland have launched a new campaign “Next Level”. Which will help support Ireland’s incredible Irish Paralympic Athletes, including our very own Colin Judge on the road to the Tokyo Paralympics and beyond as they bring human achievement to ‘The Next Level’.

We have created a video featuring some of our female players and coaches who are empowering females, and inspiring more women to get involved in sport.

To celebrate International Women’s Day, we have created a video featuring some of our female players and coaches who are empowering females, and inspiring more women to get involved in sport.

Are you looking to join a club in your local area? Check out the Table Tennis Ireland club directory and start playing!

Table Tennis Ireland
Welcome to Table Tennis Ireland
Welcome to Table Tennis Ireland, the national governing body for the sport of table tennis in Ireland. Table Tennis Ireland is affiliated to the International Table Tennis Federation (ITTF) which oversees the international governance and development of table tennis and the European Table Tennis Union (ETTU) which oversees the sport in Europe.
Table Tennis is an Olympic and Paralympic sport, and it is played for fun and competition by all age groups in clubs all over Ireland. If you would like to get involved, click here to find out where your nearest Club is.
Everyone should be able to participate in sport and physical recreation in a safe and enjoyable environment. Table Tennis Ireland has a duty of care to safeguard and protect the welfare of children and vulnerable adults participating in the sport. We support this by promoting to all members that Safeguarding is everyone’s responsibility. Please click here for further information on our policies
Latest News
Sport Ireland Diversity and Inclusion Survey
Sport Ireland recognises that sport can make an important contribution to economic and social cohesion and a more integrated society by using the potential ...
2021 AGM Update & Happy Easter
Dear Member, As previously advised, the Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held on Saturday 12th June. Unfortunately, the Board has concluded that it i ...
Women in Sport Live Event for World Table…
Come and join us to celebrate World Table Tennis Day! We have now released registration details for our webinar for our Women in Sport Live Event for World Table Te ...
World Table Tennis Day
On Tuesday 6th of April 2021, it is World Table Tennis Day. We at Table Tennis Ireland are celebrating World Table Tennis Day with a Women in Sport event, which wil ...
OUR PLAYERS
Find Out More On Ireland's Best Players
Table Tennis Ireland has a vast history of excellent Table Tennis players including legends like Jimmy Langan, Colum Slevin & Tommy Caffery. Table Tennis Ireland has returned to the good days with players excelling in the World Rankings including Colin Judge (Ranked World No. 17 & Europe No. 8 in Men’s Class 3), Owen Cathcart (Ranked World No.39 and European No.22 U18 Boys) and Sophie Earley (Ranked World No. 8 and European No.2 Under 15 Girls).
Check out our full range of players below!
National Junior Championships Highlights 2017
Video footage taken from the Table Tennis Ireland National Junior Championships 2017. We hear from coaches Keith Knox (Ormeau), Seamus O’Reilly ( Mayo) and action from our Paralympic players!
Growing Participation Of Table Tennis In Ireland
OUR SUPPORTERS
Your Support Matters
Table Tennis Ireland has built up a strong reputation over the last years and are very grateful for all our sponsors and government support. We would like to thank Sport Ireland for their ongoing support and without this our association would not be able to achieve the heights we have!