Taking place at Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club, Dublin 4, the championship is one of the oldest amateur sporting events in the world, featuring Ireland’s top junior tennis stars.

Recognised as one of the most prestigious events in youth tennis, the championship acts as a scouting process for budding professionals while also providing great exposure for emerging Irish talent for the past century. It is also one of the longest running junior tennis tournaments on record, having held its first championship in 1914.

The tournament commenced on Friday 11 August and culminated in the grand finals across eight events on Saturday 19 August. The presentation of prizes to the winners was attended by Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club president Mike Kemp, and William Fry chair and head of projects Liam McCabe.

The full list of winners on the day in each category included:

• Scarlett Foley – Girls singles under 12 category
• Brody Stafford – Boys singles under 12 category
• Sienna MacCarthy – Girls singles under 14 category
• Patrick Breen – Boys singles under 14 category
• Rachel Deegan – Girls singles under 16 category
• Eoghan Jennings – Boys singles under 16 category
• Isabel Singh – Girls singles under 18 category
• James O’Sullivan – Boys singles under 18 category
• Nel Berdychowska & Scarlett Foley – Girls doubles under 12 category
• Jack Moloney & Brody Stafford – Boys doubles under 12 category
• Kate Gunne & Rosie Stafford – Girls doubles under 14 category
• Narcis Damian & Charlie Riley – Boys doubles under 14 category
• Chloe Collins & Rachel Deegan – Girls doubles under 16 category
• James Lammas & Reese McCann – Boys doubles under 16 category
• Coco Elise Lynn-Browne & Sophie O’Hanlon – Girls doubles under 18 category
• Patrick Marsh & Harry Sheridan – Boys doubles under 18 category