Partners
Partners and sponsors supporting the growth of Irish padel.
PFI is grateful to the organisations, agencies, governing bodies, programme partners, and commercial sponsors who support the development of padel in Ireland.
Partnerships at a glance
A quick view of the sport, commercial, and programme support that helps develop padel in Ireland.
Commercial sponsors
Brands and businesses helping PFI deliver programmes, visibility, events, and practical support for Irish padel.
Sport partners
National, European, and international bodies connected to the governance, development, and recognition of padel.
Programme support
Partners supporting inclusion, women in sport, senior padel, education, community activity, and event development.
Partnership Network
PFI works with a mix of commercial sponsors, sport bodies, programme partners, and public-sector organisations. Together, these relationships help support participation, visibility, inclusion, competition, and the long-term growth of padel in Ireland.
- Commercial sponsors and official supporters.
- International and European padel bodies.
- Irish sport, inclusion, and public-sector partners.
Sponsor and Partner Directory
Explore the organisations supporting PFI through sport governance, public programmes, commercial sponsorship, inclusion, media, and partnership activity.
CUPRA
CUPRA is a contemporary performance automotive brand with roots in Barcelona, combining design, innovation, sportiness, and electric mobility. Its support reflects a shared commitment to energy, ambition, and the growth of padel as a dynamic, modern sport in Ireland.
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Raisin
Raisin is a European savings platform that gives customers access to savings products from partner banks through one secure online account. Its support for senior padel reflects a positive commitment to active lifestyles, community participation, and long-term wellbeing.
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Dublin City Council
Dublin City Council supports communities across the city through sport, leisure, wellbeing, and local participation programmes. Its work helps create accessible opportunities for people to stay active, connect safely, and take part in positive community sport.
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Joma
Joma is an international sportswear and equipment brand with a long history in performance sport. Founded in Spain, the brand produces footwear, apparel, and equipment across sports including padel, supporting athletes, clubs, and federations with practical, high-quality sporting products.
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Kildare Village
Kildare Village is a leading open-air luxury shopping destination in County Kildare, home to a wide range of Irish and international brands. Its partnership supports visibility, access, and activity, helping strengthen opportunities around women’s participation in padel.
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International Padel Federation
The International Padel Federation, FIP, is the world governing body of padel. FIP supports the global development of the sport, oversees international rules, rankings, and competitions, and connects national federations as padel continues to grow across every continent.
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Active Disability Ireland
Active Disability Ireland is a national organisation working to create more equal opportunities for people with disabilities to take part in physical activity. Their work supports a more inclusive sporting landscape, helping organisations build confidence, remove barriers, and make participation more accessible for everyone.
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Erasmus+
Erasmus+ is the European Union programme supporting education, training, youth, and sport. Through international cooperation and learning opportunities, Erasmus+ helps organisations build knowledge, share good practice, and develop projects that strengthen participation and inclusion across Europe.
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Gaisce Challenge Partner
Gaisce, The President's Award, is Ireland's national youth award programme for young people aged 14-25. As a Gaisce Challenge Partner, PFI helps participants connect padel with Physical Recreation and Community Involvement through local clubs, coaching support, and structured activity.
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MADISON Experience Marketing
MADISON Experience Marketing is an international marketing and digitalisation group that helps brands build stronger customer relationships through creativity, technology, data, and experience-led services. Their work brings together strategic thinking and practical delivery across events, customer experience, and brand engagement.
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Olympic Federation of Ireland
The Olympic Federation of Ireland supports Team Ireland and the Olympic movement, working with athletes, national federations, partners, and sporting bodies. Its role helps connect Irish sport to international standards, performance pathways, and the wider Olympic community.
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Padel Europe
Padel Europe is the continental entity created within FIP to strengthen padel across Europe. Bringing together European federations, it supports collaboration, shared development, and the continued growth of the sport at continental level.
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Sport for Business
Sport for Business is an Irish publishing, networking, and events platform focused on the commercial world of sport. It connects sport, business, policy, and sponsorship, helping organisations understand opportunities and build stronger relationships across the Irish sporting sector.
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Sport Ireland
Sport Ireland is the statutory authority responsible for the development of sport in Ireland, including participation, high performance, anti-doping, coaching, and national sport infrastructure. Its work provides a central foundation for sustainable sporting growth across the country.
Visit websiteWhy Partnerships Matter
The sponsors and partners listed above support different parts of the Irish padel ecosystem, from sport governance and international connection to participation programmes, inclusion work, media visibility, events, and community activity.
- Help PFI deliver programmes, events, and participation pathways that reach players, clubs, coaches, and communities.
- Strengthen the national, European, and international relationships that support the development of padel in Ireland.
- Create clearer opportunities for organisations that want to support the long-term growth of the sport.