The Ireland Davis Cup team represents the whole of the island of Ireland in Davis Cup tennis competition and are governed by Tennis Ireland . Ireland competed in its first Davis Cup in 1923 .
Ireland Confederation Tennis Europe Captain Conor Niland ITF ranking 49 5 February 2024[ 1] First year 1923 [ 2] Years played 93 Ties played (W–L) 171 (77–94) Years in World Group 3 (2–1) Best finish World Group First Round (1983 ) Most total wins Owen Casey (33–16)Most singles wins Owen Casey (21–9) Most doubles wins Owen Casey (12–7) Best doubles team Matt Doyle & Sean Sorensen (6–7)Most ties played Owen Casey (26) Most years played Michael Hickey (16)
Ireland currently compete in the World Group Zone II, having been promoted from Europe Zone Group III in 2021 . They competed in
World Group in 1983 , and also reached the semifinals of the Europe Zone in 1936 .
Players from Northern Ireland are controversially designated as holding Irish nationality by the International Tennis Federation, effectively compelling them to represent Ireland rather than Great Britain in international tennis competitions and the Olympic Games.
Player information and rankings as of 27 March 2024[update]
Squad representing Ireland vs. Austria (2024 World Group I play-offs)
Player
ATP ranking
Years played
Total W–L
Singles W–L
Doubles W–L
Osgar O'Hoisin
1,073
7
1–5
1–3
0–2
Michael Agwi
689
2
0–4
0–3
0–1
Conor Gannon
—
1
0–1
0–0
0–1
David O'Hare
—
15
1–8
0–0
1–8
Year
Competition
Date
Surface
Location
Opponent
Score
Result
2002
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
3–5 May
Clay
Erevan (ARM)
Armenia
3–0
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Quarterfinal
12-14 Jul
Clay
Portorož (SLO)
Slovenia
2–3
Loss
2003
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
4-6 Apr
Hard (i)
Dublin (IRE)
Egypt
4–1
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Quarterfinal
11-13 Jul
Clay
Athens (GRE)
Greece
0–5
Loss
2004
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
9-11 Apr
Carpet (i)
Dublin (IRE)
Hungary
1–4
Loss
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Relegation Playoff
16-18 Jul
Hard
Donetsk (UKR)
Ukraine
1–4
Loss
2005
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , Round Robin
13 Jul
Carpet
Dublin (IRE)
Nigeria
3–0
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , Round Robin
14 Jul
Carpet
Dublin (IRE)
Armenia
3–0
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , Round Robin
15 Jul
Carpet
Dublin (IRE)
Iceland
3–0
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , 1st-4th Playoff
16 Jul
Carpet
Dublin (IRE)
Cyprus
1–2
Loss
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , Promotion Playoff
17 Jul
Carpet
Dublin (IRE)
Tunisia
3–0
Win
2006
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
7-9 Apr
Hard (i)
Helsinki (FIN)
Finland
2–3
Loss
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Relegation Playoff
21-23 Jul
Grass
Dublin (IRE)
Slovenia
1–4
Loss
2007
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , Round Robin
9 May
Clay
Cairo (EGY)
Lithuania
2–1
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , Round Robin
10 May
Clay
Cairo (EGY)
Moldova
3–0
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , Round Robin
11 May
Clay
Cairo (EGY)
Bosnia and Herzegovina
3–0
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , 1st-4th Playoff
12 May
Clay
Cairo (EGY)
Egypt
3–0
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group III , Promotion Playoff
13 May
Clay
Cairo (EGY)
Turkey
2–1
Win
2008
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
11-13 Apr
Carpet (i)
Dublin (IRE)
Morocco
3–2
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Quarterfinal
18-20 Jul
Grass
Dublin (IRE)
Ukraine
2–3
Loss
2009
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
6–8 Mar
Clay
Algiers (ALG)
Algeria
4–1
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Quarterfinal
10–12 Jul
Hard
Nicosia (CYP)
Cyprus
2–3
Loss
Year
Competition
Date
Surface
Location
Opponent
Score
Result
2010
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
5–7 Mar
Carpet (i)
Dublin , Ireland
Turkey
4–1
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Quarterfinal
9–11 Jul
Carpet (i)
Lithuania
2–3
Loss
2011
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
4–6 Mar
Hard (i)
Dublin , Ireland
Luxembourg
2–3
Loss
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Relegation Playoff
8–11 Jul
Hard (i)
Tunisia
3–2
Win
2012
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
10–12 Feb
Carpet (i)
Szeged , Hungary
Hungary
2–3
Loss
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Relegation Playoff
6–8 Apr
Clay
Cairo , Egypt
Egypt
3–2
Win
2013
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
1–3 Feb
Hard (i)
Dublin , Ireland
Estonia
3–2
Win
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 2nd Round
5–7 Apr
Hard (i)
Finland
2–3
Loss
2014
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
31 Jan–2 Feb
Hard (i)
Minsk , Belarus
Belarus
1–4
Loss
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Relegation Playoff
4–6 Apr
Hard (i)
Dublin , Ireland
Egypt
3–2
Win
2015
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
6–8 Mar
Hard (i)
Dublin , Ireland
Belarus
0–5
Loss
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Relegation Playoff
17–19 Jul
Hard
Centurion , South Africa
South Africa
0–5
Loss
2016
Europe Zone Group III , 1st Round
2 Mar
Hard (i)
Tallinn , Estonia
Albania
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III , 1st Round
3 Mar
Hard (i)
Armenia
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III , 1st Round
4 Mar
Hard (i)
Macedonia
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III , Promotion playoff
5 Mar
Hard (i)
Cyprus
0–2
Loss
2017
Europe Zone Group III , 1st Round
6 Apr
Hard
Sozopol , Bulgaria
Andorra
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III , 1st Round
6–7 Apr
Hard
Kosovo
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III , 1st Round
7–8 Apr
Hard
Montenegro
2–1
Win
Europe Zone Group III , Promotion playoff
8 Apr
Hard
Bulgaria
2–1
Win
2018
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , 1st Round
3–4 Feb
Hard (i)
Birkerød , Denmark
Denmark
1–4
Loss
Euro/Africa Zone Group II , Relegation Playoff
7–8 Apr
Hard (i)
Oslo , Norway
Norway
1–3
Loss
2019
Europe Zone Group IV , 1st round
16 Jul
Clay
San Marino
Kosovo
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group IV , 1st round
17 Jul
Clay
San Marino
Andorra
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group IV , 1st round
19 Jul
Clay
San Marino
Malta
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group IV , 1st to 2nd place playoff
20 Jul
Clay
San Marino
Malta
1–2
Loss
Year
Competition
Date
Surface
Location
Opponent
Score
Result
2020–21
Europe Zone Group III , 1st round
16 Jun
Hard
Larnaca , Cyprus
Luxembourg
2–1
Win
Europe Zone Group III , 1st round
17 Jun
Hard
Larnaca , Cyprus
Monaco
1–2
Loss
Europe Zone Group III , 1st round
18 Jun
Hard
Larnaca , Cyprus
Malta
3–0
Win
Europe Zone Group III , Promotional play-off
19 Jun
Hard
Larnaca , Cyprus
Georgia
2–1
Win
2022
World Group II play-offs
4–5 Mar
—
—
China
w/o
Win
World Group II
16–17 Sep
Hard
Saint Michael, Barbados
Barbados
3–2
Win
2023
World Group I play-offs
3–4 Feb
Clay
Lima, Peru
Peru
4–0
Loss
World Group II
16–17 Sep
Clay
Sonsonate, El Salvador
El Salvador
4–1
Win
2024
World Group I play-offs
3–4 Feb
Hard
Limerick, Ireland
Austria
0–4
Loss
World Group II
Sep
Tunisia
Tunisia
Rank
Player
Most singles wins
1
Owen Casey
21
2
Sean Sorensen
19
Matt Doyle
4
George Lyttleton-Rogers
18
5
Conor Niland
14
6
Scott Barron
11
7
Louk Sorensen
10
8
Guy Jackson
9
9
John Doran
8
Eoin Collins
11
Kevin Sorensen
7
Peter Jackson
Rank
Player
Most doubles wins
1
Owen Casey
12
2
Sean Sorensen
9
3
Peter Wright
8
Eoin Collins
Matt Doyle
6
Michael Hickey
7
7
Scott Barron
6
George Lyttleton-Rogers
9
Kevin Sorensen
5
John Doran