Development programmes

The PFI recognises the importance and works on the development of girls and women in Padel.

The Adolescent Girls Get Active Research Report, commissioned by Sport Ireland, and funded through the Dormant Accounts Fund, was undertaken by Women in Sport UK.

The research shows that “teenage girls, aged 13 -25, in Ireland have a narrow, and often negative experience of a small number of traditional (and dominant) team sports in Ireland, and think this is all that sport is and can be” For this reason, padel is in a great position, as a new and exciting sport, to address this drop and encourage girls to re-engage with sport.

Ref: New research shows reasons many Irish teenage girls don’t take part in sport (the42.ie)

Recognising this decline, we are currently working with female schools to promote the inclusion of padel as a new sport for girls of the above age category.

 

 

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The Executive Committee of the European Olympic Committees (EOC) and the Organising Committee of the European Games Istanbul 2027 have officially confirmed the inclusion of Padel in the programme of the major Olympic multi-sport event in Europe.

From Kraków 2023 to Istanbul 2027: Padel confirmed as medal sport in the European Games programme. Carraro: “We are pleased and proud for everyone who loves our sport”

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