BearingPoint is proud to be the Official Digital, Data & AI Partner to Tennis Ireland, marking a transformative moment for Irish tennis. This multi-year partnership was launched at the 2025 Irish Open and is designed to bring cutting-edge technology and consultancy expertise to the sport, from grassroots development to elite performance. At the heart of the collaboration is the BearingPoint TI Advantage, a suite of AI-powered performance dashboards that deliver real-time insights into participation, player rankings and development pathways. These tools will help coaches and administrators make smarter, data-driven decisions, while empowering athletes with the resources they need to reach their full potential.
Beyond performance analytics, the partnership reflects a shared commitment to inclusivity and innovation. BearingPoint is actively supporting the growth and visibility of disability tennis in Ireland, ensuring that the benefits of digital transformation extend to all facets of the sport. The collaboration also builds on BearingPoint’s broader sponsorship portfolio, including its role as Official Innovation Partner to Leinster Rugby. With Tennis Ireland entering a new era of digital transformation, from AI-driven coaching tools to innovations like electronic line calling, this partnership is a strategic step forward in delivering better outcomes for players, communities, and the wider tennis ecosystem
May 2026: BearingPoint Ireland was proud to support the 2026 Irish National Blind/VI Tennis Championships as title sponsor, helping to shine a spotlight on an inspiring and important event in the Irish tennis calendar.
Held at Shankill Tennis Club in Dublin on 2–3 May 2026, the Championships brought together blind and visually impaired players from Ireland and abroad for two days of competition, inclusion and sporting excellence. The event was sanctioned by the International Blind Tennis Association as a Tier 4 tournament, with players competing across sight categories B1 to B4.
The Championships provided an opportunity to celebrate the players, coaches, organisers and volunteers who continue to grow Blind/VI tennis across the country. Their dedication and competitive spirit were central to the success of the event and highlighted the talent within the sport.
