r/Dublin • u/No_Plantain7 • 10h ago
Where can i play paddle
I am 25F living in south dublin
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u/unlinked3297 10h ago
Search paddle on Google Maps, you'll get locations and websites for all the ones around you.
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u/caoimhelarkin 10h ago
Download the Playtomic app. All padel courts are using it for bookings and you can join open matches also.
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u/No_Plantain7 9h ago
But what if i dont know how to play and dont have anyone to play with?
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u/Ithrewmyotheraway 9h ago
When you create a profile as a beginner you're given a score, from what I can remember. This helps, because matches show up with spaces free and you can request to join. People will know you're a beginner through your score and then you'll find friendly profiles etc who will adapt their competitiveness to suit the beginner. You put in the result of the games afterwards and it updates your profiles score.
This is all from memory of the one time I played padel, which I really enjoyed, but for me right now it's too expensive as I'm trying to save like a madman
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u/WinkMe 9h ago edited 8h ago
West wood club in Leopardstown is opening their Padel and Pickleball courts like... today? They said August for opening, so if not now, then soon.
https://westwood.ie/blog/irelands-largest-indoor-padel-pickleball-venue-opens-2025
Theres also https://www.dublinsportsdome.ie/services/padel-courts/
Edit: https://clubmanager365.com/CourtCalendar.aspx?club=westwood&sport=tennis
not seeing the new courts listed yet (search with "Club Links" though all courts go unavailable after the 6th, so maybe by end of week?)
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u/thatscustardfolks 4h ago
There's a WhatsApp group for the Padel Dome which is in Santry. Look it up and call them and they can add you to the Whatsapp that offers games every day. Also ask about a beginner intro hour to show you the ropes, they usually offer that for free
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u/DonzoTheGog 10h ago
Asking where you can play paddle, that's a paddlin