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Belfast & District Lawn Tennis League Ulster Branch Tennis Ireland
B & D Dinner & Presentation of Awards at Royal Belfast Golf Club on Friday 17th October
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Belfast & District Lawn Tennis Leagues

The Belfast and District Lawn Tennis Leagues are responsible for the organisation of league tennis throughout Northern Ireland. A League Executive is elected annually, which has the responsibility of carrying out the administration of the leagues on the behalf of all the affiliated clubs.

In order to play in the leagues clubs must be affiliated to the Ulster Branch of Tennis Ireland.

Over the years the leagues have developed from offering inter club competition from April to September to what is in place now, inter club leagues over twelve months of the year. The early rules also stipulated that in order to play in the leagues clubs must be located no more that thirty miles from the main General Post Office in Belfast. The other significant change can be gleaned from the name. In the early days most clubs would have had grass courts!

Today thirty three clubs from across Northern Ireland take part in league tennis and this equates to just under two thousand players. As we move forward we hope that these numbers will increase further.