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Left to right: Rena O' Connor, club Secretary, Brian Doyle, Club President and coach. Isabelle Cullen, Gus, Martin and Marty O'Carroll, Aoife and Fiona Hayes, Ruth Carolan, Captain.
Kilkenny Tennis Club is set to play host to an exciting Junior Open this weekend
The club is abuzz with anticipation as it prepares to host its much-anticipated competition. The tournament promises to showcase some of the best young tennis talent as players take to the courts in a spirited display of skill and sportsmanship.
The event is generously sponsored by local law firm Poe Kiely Hogan Lanigan solicitors whose continued support of youth sport in Kilkenny is warmly appreciated by the club and wider community.
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"With a packed schedule of matches and a great atmosphere expected, spectators are encouraged to come along and support the next generation of tennis stars," a spokesperson for Kilkenny Tennis Club said.
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