Tipperary County Council has received a new planning application for a padel centre, amid growing interest in the sport. This follows another submission for a padel court in Cashel.
Padel, a racket sport combining elements of tennis and squash, is gaining traction in Ireland. The latest development in Tipperary involves a fresh planning application submitted to the county council for a dedicated padel centre. Details of the proposed location and scale remain limited in public records, but the submission highlights the sport's rising popularity.
This is not the first such proposal in the area. An additional application for a padel court in Cashel is also under consideration by the council. Such initiatives reflect broader trends, as padel facilities proliferate across Europe and beyond, attracting players with its accessible and social format.
Local authorities have yet to comment on the applications' progress or potential approvals. As interest builds, these projects could enhance recreational options in Tipperary, supporting community engagement in emerging sports.
