Ennis Lawn Tennis & Badminton Club recently held its 2025 Tennis Club Championship. A huge entry of 153 participants entered the two week event which consisted of singles, doubles and mixed doubles competitions.
A number of historic perpetual cups were presented as the competition culminated on Saturday, including the Men’s Singles trophy which Ciarán O’Brien won for a 8th time, tying with record holder Larry Power, while Sarah McSwiney took home the top prize in the Ladies equivalent. 
A spokesperson from Ennis LTBC told The Clare Echo, “A huge thank you to our main championship sponsor Ennis Dental Health Centre for your continued support, and also to Liscannor Flagstone Quarries.

 

“We also ran a very successful raffle over the two weeks. Amazing prizes were sponsored by local businesses; Moloney Fuels, Taylors Bar, Dan McInerney & Sons, Patrick Bourke Menswear, TRUTH, The Snackshack, Blackbird, Brogans, TALE Security, Mangans Wholesalers, Youtherapies, Holly’s Haven Pharmacy, as well as other individual sponsored prizes.”
The winners & finalists were:

 

Men’s Singles A

– Ciarán O’ Brien def Justin Gleeson

Ladies Singles A
– Sarah McSwiney def Dhanya Pillai

Men’s Doubles A
– Stuart Holly & David Flanagan def Ciarán O’ Brien & Chris Rudland

Ladies Doubles A
– Tara O’Loughlin & Michelle McMahon def Dhanya Pillai & Caoimhe Collins

Mixed Doubles A

 

– Stuart Holly & Roisin Moore def Ken Breen & Anne-Marie Darcy

Men’s Singles B
– David Enright  def Gavin Collins

Men’s Doubles B
– Liam Mockler & Barry Ward def Sean Moloney & Damian Noonan

Ladies Doubles B

– Teresa Curtin & Jess Dagnall def Aine Jones & Nicola Tassie

Mixed Doubles B
– Liam Mockler & Aine Jones def Noel Brodie & Aoife Collins

Men’s Singles C
– Darragh Howley def Matthew Davenport

Ladies Singles C
– Aine Dervan def Deirdre O’ Neill

Men’s Doubles C
– Lorcan Beirne & Jack Devitt Stubbs def Gareth Ruane & Joseph McNamara

Ladies Doubles C
– Aine Dervan & Deirdre O’ Neill  def Niamh Barry & Katie McDonnell

Mixed Doubles C
– Lorcan Beirne & Michelle Holly def Gianni Bambino & Martina Zavodska

Men’s Novice Singles D
– Matthew Davenport  def João Tudella

Ladies Novice Singles D
– Denise O’ Connell def Katie McDonnell

Ladies Novice Doubles D
– Patricia O’ Gorman & Karen Quinn def Joanna Byrne & Tonya Golding

Mixed Novice Doubles D

– James Cloney & Ann Marie Cloney  def Brendan Daly & Emer Merriman

All photos by Mikey Reid and Kathy Howe

 

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