Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu ยท Tournament Calendar

Upcoming BJJ Tournaments in Ireland (2026)

Ireland has one of the busiest grappling calendars in Europe for its size, with tournaments running almost every month of the year.

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Last updated: October 21st 2026

National MMA League 30

National MMA League 30

Dublin 15, Ireland

October 24th 2026
3 days
Entry
€60 - €70
UL BJJ Winter Open 2026

UL BJJ Winter Open 2026

Limerick, Ireland

November 7th 2026
17 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi
Ruleset
Submission only
Entry
€20 - €30
Connacht Judo - West of Ireland Open

Connacht Judo - West of Ireland Open

Galway, Ireland

November 7th 2026
17 days
Divisions
Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
€30 - €40
Grappling Industries DUBLIN

Grappling Industries DUBLIN

Dublin, Ireland

November 15th 2026
25 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Entry
€20 - €70
Prizes
Team
Grappling Series - Cork Open Fall 2026

Grappling Series - Cork Open Fall 2026

Cork, Ireland

November 22nd 2026
32 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
€40 - €55
Prizes
Cash
National MMA League Round 31

National MMA League Round 31

Dublin 15, Ireland

November 28th 2026
38 days
Entry
€45 - €55
Irish Sandee Open 2026

Irish Sandee Open 2026

Dublin, Ireland

November 28th 2026
38 days
Divisions
Kids
Entry
€70
GrappleCity: Munster Winter Open 2026

GrappleCity: Munster Winter Open 2026

Cork, Ireland

December 6th 2026
46 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
€37 - €45
Prizes
€500 Team
Dublin International Open 2026

Dublin International Open 2026

Dublin 15, Ireland

December 6th 2026
46 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
€15 - €45
Relentless Grappling Championship - Christmas open

Relentless Grappling Championship - Christmas open

Mullingar , Ireland

December 6th 2026
46 days
Divisions
Gi No-Gi Absolute Kids
Ruleset
IBJJF
Entry
€20 - €33

About BJJ tournaments in Ireland

Ireland has one of the busiest grappling calendars in Europe for its size, with tournaments running almost every month of the year. Dublin hosts the largest share of events, but there is a strong circuit outside the capital too, with regular competitions in Cork, Galway, Kilkenny and Carrick-on-Shannon, plus Belfast just across the border.

Recurring names to look out for include Grappling Industries Dublin, the Dublin International Open, the ADCC Irish Open, the Kilkenny Grappling League and GrappleCity's Connacht Summer Open. Sub-only and league-style formats are popular, so many events offer more mat time than a single-elimination bracket.

Gi and No-Gi divisions are offered in roughly equal measure, and around one in five events runs kids divisions. Adult entry fees are typically in the โ‚ฌ20โ€“โ‚ฌ45 range, with larger international opens costing more. Autumn is the busiest period, with October and November seeing the most events, followed by June and February.

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BJJ tournaments in Ireland: FAQs

When are most BJJ tournaments held in Ireland?

October and November are the busiest months, followed by June and February. Smaller league events and sub-only shows run throughout the year.

Where are BJJ tournaments held in Ireland?

Dublin hosts the most events, followed by Cork, Belfast, Galway and Kilkenny. Carrick-on-Shannon in Leitrim also hosts regular grappling championships.

How much does it cost to enter a BJJ tournament in Ireland?

Most adult entries cost between €20 and €45. Larger international opens and multi-division entries can cost more, and early registration is usually cheaper.

Are there kids BJJ tournaments in Ireland?

Yes. Around one in five Irish events includes kids or youth divisions, including dedicated junior leagues such as the Kilkenny Juniors Grappling League.

Which organisations run BJJ tournaments in Ireland?

Regular organisers include Grappling Industries, ADCC Ireland, Sub Only, Capital Combat Zone, GrappleCity and the Leitrim Grappling Championships.