Partners
These are the companies that have generously got behind us from the start. Without them we would be nowhere, and they share our vision for the growth of padel in Northern Ireland.
With us for the season, across every event we run.
Babolat is the oldest company specialising in racket sports. Babolat are the official ball partner of NI Padel, with their FIP approved tournament balls.
Fast, lively and durable balls from Babolat are fundamental to the tournaments ran by NI Padel.
Vanta Padel was born by founded by Shaun Birrell and his passion for padel and his commitment to excellence.
It represents the pinnacle of Irish sports equipment design, beautiful rackets made from the result of hours of research, testing and refinement and used by Premier Padel player Marc Quillez. Each racket delivers uncompromising performance on the court.
NINE PADEL is the first padel retailer in Northern Ireland, based out of Padel54 in Moira. With a focus on offering only the best and latest padel equipment available anywhere, they have fast become one of the leading padel retailers in the UK & Ireland.
They have generously supported NI PADEL from its inception, proving their commitment to the growth of the game.
Backers of a single tournament, who stay on this page long after that one finished.
BIA help Athletes and Everyday High Performers fulfil their maximum potential through S&C, Nutrition and Sports Science.
Partner with us
Padel in Northern Ireland grew faster than anything around it and almost none of the structure caught up. We are building the structure: a ranked series, a player pathway, support for junior players, and the clubs connected together in a way that promotes the growth of the game.
Across all of it: this page, our social media, the events themselves, anything the press picks up, and the live tournament draw that players and supporters follow while the event is running.
Players entering and following the series, the clubs hosting it, and the people deciding which club to join next.
Running the tournament series, the prize money, and being able to put on more events at more levels. Anything left over goes back into the next one.
Tell us roughly what you had in mind and we will come back with what it would actually look like, including the parts that are not worth doing.
