Betty Lombard (c. 1920 – March 1984) was an Irish tennis player who was a quarter finalist in the women's doubles at the 1948Wimbledon Championships, and reached theWomen's Plate final atWimbledon, in 1953.

Betty Lombard was born Elizabeth Ann Lombard around 1920. She lived on Anglesea Road, Dublin. She took up tennis, first playing at the Anglesea Tennis Club,^[1] and later with the Lansdowne Lawn Tennis Club. She won the singles title at theEast of Ireland Championships 12 times. Lombard won the singles at theIrish Championships in 1941, 1943, and 1951. With Mary Fitzgibbon (née Nichols), Lombard played in the doubles quarter-final on the Centre Court atWimbledon in 1948. She won the Irish Championships women's doubles title in 1951 with Fitzgibbon. In 1953, Lombard played in the Women's Plate final at Wimbledon.^[2][3]

Lombard ran a typing and secretarial school onHarcourt Street, Dublin.^[3] After her playing career, Lombard helped with the administration of the Leinster Championships for the juniors and theEast of Ireland Championships, both at the Landsowne Lawn Tennis Club. Lombard died in Dublin in March 1984.^[2]

In 2017, the Lansdowne Lawn Tennis Club named their new function room the "Betty Lombard Room".^[3]

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