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under the ICAC auspices at Landsdowne, Dublin, Ireland. In July 1876 at the fourth meeting of Championships of All Ireland the first Irish Championships for men and women was held. Predating the Fitzwilliam club Irish Championships. The men's singles was won by Mr. W. Peebles who beat Mr J. Forster,
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However, Trinity College complained about the lack of consulation, and refused permission for any further ICAC events, this lead Dunlop to seek a new location to stage future championships. In December 1873 he found an 8.5 acre site close to Lansdowne Road station owned by
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Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (Saturday 22 July 1876). The annual tournament of Archery, Croquet, and Tennis, got up by the spirited I.L.A.C. began on Monday last,came to a close on the Champion ground. London. England.
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The Irish Champion Athletic Club was an 8.5 acre sports complex comprising a 586-yard cinder athletic running track, enclosing cricket and archery grounds,croquet and football pitches and a lawn tennis courts.
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By 1877 the ICAC was parent to seven affiliated clubs: cricket, football, archery, croquet, tennis, lacrosse and cycling. In 1879 the Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club was established and staged its first
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that was under auspices of the Irish Champion Athletic Club (I.C.A.C.). The tournament was held at Champion Ground, Lansdowne, Dublin, Ireland. The championships ended around 1878.
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O'Riordan, Turlough. (2015). "Dunlop, Henry Wallace Doveton". www.dib.ie. Dublin, Republic of Ireland: Dictionary of Irish Biography. Retrieved 3 December 2022.
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Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News (Saturday 22 July 1876). The annual tournament of Archery, Croquet, and Tennis (I.L.A.C.). London. England. p. 43
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King, Billie Jean (1988). We have come a long way : the story of women's tennis. New York: McGraw-Hill. p. 5. ISBN 9780070346253.
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Huggins, Mike (17 December 2004). The Victorians and Sport. London: A&C Black. ISBN 978-1-85285-415-7.
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History of Club.lansdowneltc.com. Dublin, Republic of Ireland: Lansdowne LTC. Retrieved 3 December 2022.
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Rouse, Paul (2015). Sport and Ireland: a history. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ISBN 9780198745907.
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The Irish Champion Athletic Club was founded in 1872 by local engineer and keen sportsman
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for lawn tennis predating the 1879 inaugural championships later organsised by the
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Cox, Horace (1877). The Archer's Register. Field and Queen. Shrewsbury. p.121.
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tennis tournament first staged July 1876. This event was organised by the
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Cox, Horace (1877). The Archer's Register. Field and Queen. Shrewsbury.
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the women's singles was won by Miss W Casey who defeated Miss Vance.
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Index

Victorian period
grass court
All Ireland Lawn Tennis Club
Irish Championships
Fitzwilliam Lawn Tennis Club
Henry Dunlop
Trinity College Dublin
George Herbert, 13th Earl of Pembroke
All Ireland Lawn Tennis Club
Irish Lawn Tennis Championships
ISBN
9780070346253
"Dunlop, Henry Wallace Doveton"
ISBN
9780198745907
"History of Club"
The Victorians and Sport
ISBN
978-1-85285-415-7
Categories
Defunct tennis tournaments in the United Kingdom
1876 establishments in Ireland
Grass court tennis tournaments
Sport in County Dublin
Tennis tournaments in Ireland

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