Local Tennis
Rushbrooke host the South of Ireland Omni Court Championships over the Easter Weekend………
RLTCC will host their hugely popular Easter Tournament next weekend and due to the large entry received play will get underway on Thursday evening at 6pm. 344 players are scheduled to play and around 250 matches will take place in the splendid Rushbrooke facility.
The Rushbrooke grounds have had a number of recent improvements with the lighting system on all courts being replaced and 6 new courts also been installed. It promises to be a great weekend of tennis and as always entry to the grounds are free all weekend.
Bar and catering facilities will also be available during the event. So why not pop out and enjoy the action and especially Finals day on Easter Monday.
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