British & Irish Cup
Since 2013 Great Britain competes against Ireland annually in the British & Irish Cup. The British & Irish Cup is the highest-level Tag competition in the northern hemisphere.
Great Britain and Ireland take turns hosting the tournament with the 2022 edition the first in the UK to take place in Leeds. Great Britain won the British & Irish Cup 4-2 for the first time in 2019.
The British & Irish Cup is fully sanctioned by the ITF and streamed live across TTR and ITRA social media every year.
Tag World Cup
The first Tag World Cup took place in 2012 in New Zealand with the 2015 event being played in Sunshine Coast and 2018 in Coffs Harbour, Australia.
The 2021 event was postponed due to the Covid-19 pandemic but will take place in Limerick, Ireland in August 2023.
Great Britain returned home from the 2018 Tag World Cup with a silver for Men’s Seniors and a bronze for Women’s Seniors.
Great Britain is aiming to send seven sides to the 2023 edition with a first gold targeted as well as medals in each category.
International Tag Series
The inaugural International Tag Series tournaments were played simultaneously in Australia, New Zealand and Ireland across 2022.
The Irish event took place in Limerick, just one year out from the 2023 Tag World Cup.
The International Tag Series saw Great Britain compete against Ireland and South Africa with more nations expected to attend future editions.
The series is designed to increase the standard of international competition in the northern hemisphere especially within Europe.
Great Britain Partners
