Templeogue Tennis Club Supporting Members Businesses We are looking for host families within the area of Templeogue Tennis Club. The students will be attending secondary school. Interested ? Interested ? Interested ? Great opportunity to earn extra money. For more […]
CLUB CHAMPIONSHIPS | FINALS DAY SATURDAY JUNE 26thFor those playing in tomorrow's Club Championship Finals, please see here or Below for the schedule, and best of luck to all finalists.
A big welcome back to all our members. I’m sure you’re all delighted to be back having a hit again. As our first tentative return to competitive tennis, we here at Templeogue are delighted to announce we will be participating […]
Hello there fellow TTC members, Well here we are-on the cusp of returning to tennis again....yahoo! How fantastic it will be to swing a racquet and smack a ball in our wonderful club once again. I look forward to seeing […]
The Sports Surgery Clinic are holding an information webinar on Managing Shoulder Injuries and Back Pain specific to tennis players. Click Here to Register
In Templeogue did K. Kirby A stately pleasure dome decree Where Al in pleasant company Enjoyed with Bacchus, many a spree. The carpets changed, the windows too. Afforded all a splendid view Of mountains green and meadows wide. While at […]
Update 22 March 2021 Apart from bulbs one of my favourite winter flowers is Helleborus. What is not to love about a plant which gives us such a range of colours when very little else is in flower? Hellebores are […]
WELCOME TO NATURE CONNECTED Spring is in the air. Snowdrops did not see much snow, but they are out along with crocuses and emerging daffodils. Birds are singing from the top of the trees, building their nests. The last year […]
March News 2021 Some tips from our Wine Club, brought to you by Maureen O'Hara of Premier Wine Training: Thonya, the manager in O’Briens Wines next door, was recounting how busy they’ve been in the last year. Not only that, but people are spending a bit […]
Every time we open the paper these days we see dire news about biodiversity loss. Enough to make anyone despair. The good news is that we can do something positive to improve the situation, in particular in our own gardens. […]