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Ireland News 2010
Ireland defeat Afghanistan in Twenty20 clash
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It's third time lucky for Ireland in their matches to date with Afghanistan.
Ireland lose thriller to Canada
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Ireland lost a thrilling encounter with Canada, going down by just four runs in their second match of the T20 quadrangular tournament in Sri Lanka.
Ireland lose to Sri Lanka A
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Ireland's bowling woes continued as they failed to defend 174 in the final game of the Quadrangular tournament.
Ireland bowlers struggle yet again
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The Ireland squad fly into Abu Dhabi looking for a place in the World Twenty20 qualifiers but needing to find a steady opening bowler to share the new ball with Trent Johnston.
Leinster announce Under 11 training squad
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A training squad has been selected for winter coaching sessions currently being held at North County Cricket Club.
By George, he's done it again
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George Dockrell stars as Ireland beat Canada by 11 runs in their final warm-up match before the Twenty20 Qualifier begins.
Afghanistan defeats Ireland by 13 runs
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Afghanistan made it three wins out of four in games between the teams as they began the tournament with a victory.
Ireland totally outplay the USA
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An emphatic 78 runs victory propelled Ireland into second place in the Group A table.
Onwards and upwards for Ireland
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IT’S onwards and upwards for Ireland after they confirmed their place in the Super Four stage of the World Twenty20 qualifiers in Dubai.
Ireland keep dream alive
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Ireland remain on course for a place alongside the elite in the West Indies after continuing their winning run in the World Twenty20 qualifiers.
Leinster announce Under 13 squad
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A training squad has been selected for winter coaching sessions currently being held at North County Cricket Club.
Ireland clear the final hurdle in style
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Ireland qualified for the World Twenty20 tournament as a great allround performance outclassed The Netherlands.
Ireland fall short but reach finals
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Ireland duly qualified for the ICC World Twenty20 Finals on Saturday in Dubai, but not before they were given another stark reminder that their hard-won title of best-of-the-rest outside of the Test-playing nations faces a new and hungry rival.
Leading cricket administrator passes away
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The death, after a short illness, took place on 6th February, 2010, of Clarissa Crawford Pilkington.
Irish secure losing bonus of cup clash with England
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There was a silver lining for Ireland after losing the final of the Twenty20 World Cup qualifiers to Afghanistan in Dubai–the chance to play both England and hosts West Indies.
Simmons delight at Caribbean return
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Ireland coach outlines preparation plans which includes major series with Jamaica and the West Indies.
Cricket Ireland announce appointment of Stephen Moreton
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Cricket Ireland have unveiled Stephen Moreton as their new Coach Education Officer.
ICC WT20 Chief Welcomes Afghanistan and Ireland
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ICC World Twenty20 West Indies 2010 Tournament Director, Mr. Robert Bryan, has congratulated Afghanistan and Ireland on qualifying for the event which starts in the Caribbean on April 30th.
Garaway and Moreton to deliver specialist workshops in Cork
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Mark Garaway, and Stephen Moreton, will be in Cork later this week where they will be delivering batting and wicket-keeping clinics to a number of Munster’s up-and-coming young cricketers.
Intercontinental Cup visits Leinster schools
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The Intercontinental Cup trophy, currently held by Ireland, is visiting cricket playing secondary schools in Leinster.
Simmons blasts "ridiculous" schedule
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Ireland coach Phil Simmons blamed the tournament schedule after his team fell at the final hurdle in the World Twenty20 Qualifier in Dubai.
CricketEurope Club Rankings 2009
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Waringstown, Bready and Clontarf lead the 2009 overall club rankings.
Lawson and Garaway to help at ICC Europe Academy
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Some of Ireland's World T20 squad will benefit from coaching camp in India.
Clarissa Crawford Pilkington
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Eulogy delivered at the Service of Celebration of Clarissa’s life in Trinity Hall, Dartry, Dublin on Sunday 14 February 2010 by Siobhan McBennett
Leinster announce Under 15 training squad
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An Under 15 training squad has been selected for winter coaching sessions currently being held at North County Cricket Club.
Niall O'Brien visits Cork County
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Ireland and Northants wicket-keeper Niall O'Brien was back in Ireland at the weekend taking part in coaching sessions at Cork County.
Birrell and Pyne work with Ireland Women's A squad
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The Women’s ‘A’ Squad had the invaluable assistance of Adi Birrell at their penultimate indoor session of the winter.
Ireland receive increased High Performance Grant
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Twenty percent increase in High Performance grant for 2010.
Mark Garaway conducts wicket-keeping clinic
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Cricket Operations Director Mark Garaway impresed by standard of participants in Munster.
Ground improvements at Templepatrick CC
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Further financial investment in Templepatrick Cricket Club as they unveil £85k ground improvement scheme.
Coleraine sign Ian McGregor
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Coleraine announce the signing of Ian McGregor from Limavady as their preparations for the new season gather pace.
McGregor excited by new challenge
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McGregor relishing new challenge - Coleraine boosted by Tim Chopra opting to remain.
Grudge match opener in NW
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THE opening weekend of the 2010 domestic cricket season has produced a pairing that you couldn’t write a script for.
Limavady target Irish Senior Cup
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Ivan Lapsley and Decker Curry are back in tandem as the North West champions plan their assault on the major trophies.
Bangladesh to play ODIs in Ireland
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Cricket Ireland announces that two ODIs will be played against Bangladesh at Stormont in July.
Cricket Ireland double winners in ICC global awards
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Jim Bennett and Rob O'Connor victorious in global category.
Leinster announce Under 17 training squad
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An Under17 training squad has been selected for winter coaching sessions currently being held at North County Cricket Club.
Cork hosts cricket blitz
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Cork Harlequins was alive with activity last Saturday as nearly 50 children took part in the inaugural Cork Primary Schools Cricket Blitz.
2010 Schools' Cup draw
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Foyle & Londonderry College will begin their defence of the Ulster Bank Schools' Cup with a home tie against Ballyclare HS.
Craig Young signs contract with Sussex
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Ireland Under 19 World Cup player Craig Young confirmed today that he has signed a one year deal with English county side Sussex.
Ireland A announce training squad and 2010 fixtures
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Cricket Ireland has announced details of the Ireland A training squad, and their confirmed fixtures for 2010 to date.
Fixture Changes to Ireland’s tour of Jamaica
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Cricket Ireland have announced some changes to their tour of Jamaica next month when they play a series of fixtures against both the host island and the West Indies.
Rankin recovering well from injury
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Ireland pace bowler Boyd Rankin is recovering well from his foot injury, and expects to be available to play a full part in the ICC World Twenty20 next month.
Dougherty bound for Beechgrove
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Brigade have now added former Bready opener Christopher Dougherty to the ranks.
Ryan Eagleson wins coaching award
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Ryan Eagleson of Cricket Ireland was honoured with the Outstanding Contribution and Services to Cricket Coaching Award.
Doran and Williamson undertaking Level two course
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Two coaches from Munster will travel to Belfast over the next two weekends to take part in the UKCC (ECB) Level Two coaching course.
Leinster commence Under 11’s girls squad training
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Forty enthusiastic cricketers attended the first ever Leinster Under 11 girls training at a recent two-day training clinic.
The spinner who gives it straight
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Ireland's most capped player Kyle McCallan comes under the spotlight with 21 questions from Ruth Gorman.
Bring It! West Indies prepares for ICC World Twenty20 party
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With less than eight weeks to go before the West Indian party begins at the ICC World Twenty20 2010, supporters keen to sample the unique atmosphere of world-class cricket in the Caribbean can still avail of the best packages.
Big changes at Lismore
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Lismore Cricket Club has been a hive of activity during the off-season with lots of work taking place to improve facilities at the Duke of Devonshire owned ground.
Get fit and raise money- Lace up and sign up
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CricketEurope are endorsing fundraising for Praxis Care’s Marathons.
Teacher Taster Day a Great Success
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Over 45 teachers from 25 schools returned to their youth and indeed the playground on attending the first ever Schools’ Sports Taster Day in Sportslink.
Dublin Cricket Academy goes from strength to strength
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Following a very successful eight weeks at the backend of 2009, the Dublin/Fingal Cricket Academy started another eight week pre-season programme.
Leinster continues links with South African schools
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The recent trend of Leinster underage cricketers attending part of their Transition Year in South African schools continues this year.
Leinster announces Girls training squad
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A squad for the Under 13 age-group has been put together and is involved in a series of coaching clinics.
Ireland to play West Indies A in Belfast
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West Indies A will replace New Zealand A as Ireland’s opponents for two 50 over games later this summer.
Ireland names its ICC 2010 World Twenty20 Cup squad
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RSA Insurance announces an additional €100,000 investment in Cricket Ireland.
Ireland seek Joyce return
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Cricket Ireland have entered talks with Ed Joyce about the former England batsman resuming his Ireland career at the 2011 World Cup.
Cricketers receive €100k send-off
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IRELAND RECEIVED a €100,000 send-off from team sponsors RSA Insurance yesterday as they prepare to play in their third major competition in as many years at next month’s World Twenty20 in the Caribbean.
Child protection and first aid courses available
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Recognising the need for our sport to be conducted in a safe and controlled environment, Cricket Ireland are running two First Aid and Child Protection courses in theLeinster region.
Munster announce Under 13 squad
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The Munster Cricket Union today announced the under-13 training panel for this season’s under 13-interprovincial tournament in Cork.
Rivals in for Sim' Shock
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Ireland coach Phil Simmons believes that his side can cause an upset against England and the West Indies in the Twenty20 World finals in the Caribbean.
Simmons up for the Windies challenge
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PHIL Simmons says West Indies will be the most dangerous team at the World Twenty20 but believes Ireland can beat the host nation in their opening match of the tournament.
Donemana old guard ready for action
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This week attention switches to one of the most inimitable venues in the whole country, Donemana.
Glendermott confirm signing of Stephen Smyth
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Former Ireland batsman Stephen Smyth has agreed to join Glendermott ahead of the forthcoming season.
Cricket introduced to Wexford Schools
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There was great excitement in Scoil Mhuire NS, Coolcotts, Wexford when cricket was introduced to the school for the very first time.
Munster Under 15 squad announced
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The panel will undergo two training camps over the Easter break under head coach Ross Durity.
Morgan named in England World Cup squad
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Eoin Morgan is likely to face Ireland in Guyana during the Twenty20 World Cup.
Meet the President
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Dr Basil McNamee last week became the 69th President of Cricket in Ireland, taking over from Arthur Vincent.
Ireland capable of Super Eight Qualification
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Hendy Wallace was one of the greatest overseas professionals ever to grace Irish shores, playing with great distinction in both the NW and Leinster for almost two decades.
All squads confirmed for ICC World Twenty20
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All 12 men’s squads for the ICC World Twenty20 2010 have now been confirmed with the very best players in the world all getting ready for the big event, which gets underway in the West Indies later this month.
Eoin Morgan - RTE interview
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Eoin Morgan being interviewed on RTE after his selection for England in the ICC World Twenty20
Hamish Marshall declares Ireland ambitions
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Cricket Ireland announces that it is in discussions with former New Zealand international Hamish Marshall about both playing and coaching in the country.
NW Senior Two preview
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It has been a hectic week in the transfer market for North West clubs with some high profile moves completed in the past seven days but we’re switching our attention to Division Two.
Garaway outlines Marshall Plan
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Cricket Ireland Operations Director Mark Garaway talks about Hamish Marshall's decision to play international cricket with Ireland.
Ireland captain William Porterfield looks forward to the Jamaican Festival
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Ireland prepare for the Twenty20 World Cup.
Ireland arrive safely in Jamaica
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The Irish cricket team arrived in Jamaica last night ahead of its first match in the inaugural Jamaica Cricket Festival.
Bernard century helps Jamaica
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West Indies middle-order batsman, David Bernard Jr, produced a workman-like knock of 102 off 165 balls for Jamaica, to leave the hosts in a competitive position at 339 all out.
Honours even in Jamaica
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For a squad that was forced into the field barely 36 hours after arriving in Jamaica, the Ireland team can be proud of their efforts on the first day,
Advantage Jamaica on day two
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Akeem Dewar takes four wickets as Ireland finish on 275-9 after day two.
Jamaica in the ascendancy
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Ireland batsmen could not emulate their bowlers’ fightback on day one as they folded to 275 for nine at the end of the second day of their three-day game in Jamaica.
Russell century brightens dull draw
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Ireland were saved from any potential embarrassment by Jamaica’s failure to declare as the final day of their three-day game at Chedwin Park petered out into a draw.
Stirling injury concern for Ireland
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A Paul Stirling hand injury gives Ireland cause for concern ahead of the ICC World Twenty20.
Russell scores century in tame draw
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Jamaican all-rounder, Andre Russell, could not be tamed on Monday, as he swung his bat ferociously on his way to scoring a quick 108 runs off a mere 65 balls.
Room for improvement
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William Porterfield and Phil Simmons on Ireland's performance against Jamaica.
Stalemate in Spanish Town
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IRELAND’S THREE-day game against Jamaica played out to a tame draw after the home side declared their second innings on 315 for seven.
Ireland go down to Jamaica
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Ireland are still waiting for their first win in Jamaica after they went down by six wickets to the islanders in a 50 overs encounter.
Jamaica defeats Ireland by six wickets
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Ireland are still waiting for their first win in Jamaica after they went down by six wickets in a 50 overs encounter at Kaiser.
Glendermott optimistic ahead of NW season
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As the new season looms, Glendermott have been active in the transfer market.
Hyatt century leads Jamaica to victory
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Ireland's cricketers were put to the sword - rather the bat - by their Jamaican hosts.
Hyatt scores hundred as Jamaica defeat Ireland
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Ireland's cricketers were put to the sword - rather the bat - by their Jamaican hosts.
Ireland gear up for West Indies challenge
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Ireland captain William Porterfield is excited about the upcoming clashes with the West Indies.
Ireland record their first win in Jamaica
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Ireland defeat Jamaica by just three runs in a low scoring encounter at Trelawny.
Ireland win low scoring encounter
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Jamaica suffered their first defeat after going down by seven runs to Ireland.
Kidd stars in Irish victory
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The bowlers came to the party as Ireland, at the third attempt, finally won in the West Indies.
Leinster Girls Under 15 squad
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An Under 15 girls squad has been put together and has been involved in a series of coaching clinics.
Ireland throw away winning position
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A Twenty20 game may last 40 overs but it can be lost in 10 and that was the story of Ireland’s defeat to West Indies.
West Indies fightback defeats Ireland
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The West Indies rallied from a disappointing start to exact a comfortable 31 run victory over Ireland.
Ireland lose to West Indies after promising start
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The West Indies rallied from a disappointing start to exact a comfortable 31 run victory over Ireland.
Leinster announce Under 15 training squad
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A girls squad for the Under15 age-group has been put together and, like other Leinster squads this winter, have been involved in a series of coaching clinics.
Moreton in Munster
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Cricket Ireland Coach Development Officer Stephen Moreton delivered a presentation at Cork Harlequins on tactics of the one-day game.
Moreton in Munster
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A large group assembled in Cork Harlequins Clubhouse on Thursday last as Cricket Ireland Coach Development Officer, Stephen Moreton, delivered a presentation on tactics of the one-day game.
Fans invited to send good luck messages
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Supporters given chance to deliver inspirational words in the dressing-room at the ICC World Twenty20 2010.
Porterfield reaches century landmark
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Skipper William Porterfield set to win his 100th cap against the West Indies.
Porterfield set to win 100th cap
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Irland captain William Porterfield will win his 100th cap against West Indies on Thursday.
Focus on Eglinton
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The loss of crucial players hits the village side but it's not all doom and gloom.
McNamee delighted at Jamaican preparations
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Cricket Ireland President sees Jamaica Cricket Festival as ideal warm up for World Cup.
McNamee delight at Jamaican preparations
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Cricket Ireland President Basil McNamee praises organisers of Jamaica Cricket Festival.
ICC announce warm up games
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ICC announces schedule of warm-up matches ahead of ICC World Twenty20
T20 World Cup warm up games announced
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Ireland's opponents confirmed as New Zealand and Afghanistan.
Missed opportunities prove fatal for Ireland
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It proved to be a day of missed opportunities for Ireland as they lost the ODI against the West Indies by six wickets.
Sarwan century ends Irish hopes
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West Indies win the ODI in Kingston by six wickets against a battling Irish team.
Trent Johnston Caribbean Diary (1)
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The Irish vice-captain gives his daily thoughts on the West Indian experience.
Trent Johnston Caribbean Diary (2)
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Fitness tests, feeding like vultures, and Paul Stirling's misspent youth.
Porterfield impressed with improvement
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Ireland captain, William Porterfield, has credited his team’s participation in the JCF for the improvements that his players have been exhibiting.
Porterfield impressed with improvement
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Ireland captain, William Porterfield, has credited his team’s participation in the JCF for the improvements that his players have been exhibiting.
Munster Umpires to meet for AGM
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Munster Umpires to meet for AGM and workshop with Alan Tuffery this Sunday, April 18th.
Munster Umpires AGM
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Munster Umpires to meet for AGM and workshop with Alan Tuffery this Sunday, April 18th
Dockrell relishes big stage
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West Indies middle-order batsman Wavell Hinds will forever be etched into the memory of young Irish spinner George Dockrell.
Dockrell relishing world stage
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West Indies middle-order batsman Wavell Hinds will forever be etched into the memory of young Irish spinner George Dockrell.
Johnston and O'Brien make school visit
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Trent Johnston and Niall O'Brien visit local schoolchildren in West Indies.
Ireland squander winning position yet again
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Ireland’s batsmen finally came to the party but it still wasn’t enough to get one over the West Indies XI in their Twenty20 clash.
Johnston blitz not enough for Ireland
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The West Indie sprevail again despite hard hitting knock from Trent Johnston.
So near and yet so far
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Another brave effort sees Ireland lose to the West Indies XI by 16 runs in the Twenty20 clash in Kingston.
Brave Ireland fall just short
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IRELAND are getting closer - but only just. After losing Saturday’s Twenty20 game against a West Indies XI by 18 runs, Sunday’s contest, reduced by overnight rain to 15 overs, was lost by 16 runs.
McDonnell excited by new challenge
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Ireland Under 19 international Graham McDonnell has made the switch over the close season from Pembroke to Railway Union.
NCU Premier League (1)
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The first part of a look at the prospects of the teams in the NCU's top section.
Stuart Thompson joins Limavady
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Eglinton Cricket Club was dealt another major blow today ahead of the start of the new season with the news that Stuart Thompson has agreed to join Limavady with immediate effect.
NCU Premier League (2)
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The second part of a look at the prospects of the teams in the NCU's top section.
NW Senior Two Preview
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With no relegated side to contend with, plenty will see this as their chance for a shot at the big league and here we take a look at the prime suspects.
NW Senior One Preview
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It looks like being a fantastic campaign with plenty of close season transfer activity; Brigade and Glendermott leading the way in attracting new players.
Opening weekend action in the NCU
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Four Premier league matches and two Bob Kerr Irish Cup fixtures for NCU teams.
Cusack excited by World Cup challenge
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Ireland all-rounder Alex Cusack can't wait for the Twenty20 World Cup to start.
Alex Cusack relishing opportunity on world stage
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Ireland all-rounder Alex Cusack is feeling ready for the ICC World Twenty20 with all the preparation he and the side have done ahead of its opening match against the hosts West Indies on the first day of the event.
Ireland turn the tables in Trinidad
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A spectacular performance at the Queen’s Park Oval as Ireland bounced back from their record defeat to a Trinidad XI.
Stirling stars in crushing victory over Trinidad
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IRELAND bounced back from the disappointment of Tuesday’s record defeat to a Trinidad XI by turning the tables in spectacular style at the Queen’s Park Oval.
NW Senior One round up
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NW season opens with plenty of drama as Strabane defeat Limavady and Coleriane shock Donemana.
Setanta Sports to broadcast RSA Challenge Live
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Cricket Ireland and RSA Insurance announces agreement for live TV coverage of the Ireland vs. Australia RSA Challenge on June 17th.
The Hills destroy Malahide
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Jeremy Bray scores opening day century, while Max Sorensen runs amok with the ball in one sided encounter.
Setanta Sports to screen Ireland v Australia
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Agreement has been reached for live TV coverage of the RSA Challenge on 17 June.
Waringstown get off to winning start
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NCU Premier League champions might just have unearthed another match-winner in South African fast bowler Victor Mpitsang.
Stirling hitting form at right time
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Change of fortune doesn’t come any better than that being enjoyed by young Paul Stirling as Ireland embark on another World Cup adventure in the West Indies.
Porterfield and Rankin Ready for World Cup Challenge
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Two of the North West’s favourite cricketing sons take to the world stage yet again this week.
Jesse Ryder leads New Zealand to comfortable win
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A typically destructive innings from Jesse Ryder helped his side to a comfortable 40 run win against Ireland in their ICC World Twenty20 warm-up game in Guyana.
Easy Ryder puts Ireland to the sword
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A typically destructive innings from Jesse Ryder helped New Zealand to a comfortable 40 run win against Ireland in their World Twenty20 warm-up game in Guyana.
Bank holiday action in the NCU
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Match of the day at The Green where Waringstown are the visitors.
Weekend Leinster preview
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A look ahead to the weekend in action in Leinster courtesy of our resident Jamaican correspondent.
NW Cricket preview
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There were plenty of surprises on the opening day, Coleraine and Strabane in particular the big winners and here we take a look at what we might expect this Saturday.
Adamstown secures new home
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Corkagh Park, next to the N7 near Clondalkin, is the venue for the newly-formed Adamstown Cricket Club.
Ireland lose final warm up game to Afghanistan
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The margin of defeat was five wickets as the Afghans passed their target of 134 with three balls to spare.
Ireland defeated by Afghanistan
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Ireland lost their final warm-up game of the ICC World Twenty20 to their nemesis Afghanistan.
NCU announce Under 17 side
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The NCU have named a strong Under 17 side captained by Lisburn's Adam Berry to play their Southern counterparts at Stormont this Sunday.
Irish cricketers ready for Twenty20 opener
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Ireland looking to shock West Indies in T20 World Cup opener.
Poor batting costs Ireland dearly
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A poor batting display saw Ireland crash to just 68 all out, to lose their opening encounter of the World Twenty20 by 70 runs to the hosts West Indies.
Poor batting display costs Ireland dearly
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A poor batting display saw Ireland crash to just 68 all out, to lose their opening encounter of the World Twenty20 by 70 runs to the hosts West Indies.
Ireland eye England's downfall then Test status
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Ireland's cricket has moved on so fast they now have a realistic outside chance of beating the old adversary at their own game.
Ireland eye England's downfall then Test status
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Ireland's cricket has moved on so fast they now have a realistic outside chance of beating the old adversary at their own game.
McDonnell stars as Railway defeat YMCA
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Ireland Under 19 olayer Graham McDonnell turns in MOM performance as Railway win rain affected game.
Normal service resumes as big guns all win in NW
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Brigade, Limavady, Donemana and Glendermott all record wins.
Ireland look for recovery against England
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Ireland spent yesterday in Guyana licking the deepest wounds inflicted on them for many a day after a crushing defeat at the hands olf the West Indies.
Coleraine shock Strabane to go joint top
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Coleraine defeat Strabane despite Peter Gillespie ton, while Limavady win first silverware of the season.
Kyle McCallan plays innings of his career
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McCallan's suberb 146 not out secures last ball win for Waringstown over arch rivals North Down.
Pembroke defeat Dublin University
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Pembroke overcame the challenge of Dublin University in a low scoring encounter at College Park.
NCU Monday round-up
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CIYMS reached the summit of the NCU Premier League by beating Lurgan on Monday, but it was Civil Service North who produced the shock result of the day at Shaw's Bridge.
NCU Under 17's win thriller against Southern XI
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Just nine runs seperate the sides after dramatic last wicket partnership.
NCU Under 17's defeat Southern counterparts
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Nine runs the margin of victory in competitive encounter.
O'Brien looks to upset English
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The landmarks are coming thick and fast for Ireland’s players and the latest to win his 100th cap will be Niall O’Brien.
O'Brien looks to upset English
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The landmarks are coming thick and fast for Ireland’s players and the latest to win his 100th cap, today, will be Niall O’Brien.
Munster review
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On a day when the weather could only be described as ‘Irish’, Midleton got their first win of the season against newcomers Limerick Raiders.
North West Under 17 team
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The North West Under 17’s will play Leinster on Sunday 9 May in Balbriggan.
Ireland Women lose to Leinster V
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Ireland Women lost their opening league fixture of the season by 4 wickets.
Leinster review and preview
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I finally made it back from Jamaica on Sunday evening, dodging the volcanic ash clouds. The War Office wasn't best pleased when I announced that I would be spending Bank Holiday Monday in either College Park or Milverton, but she cooked me roast beef anyway.
NW Senior Cup preview
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It's a relatively quiet weekend for Division 2 sides this time as the premilinary round of the Northern Bank senior cup takes centre stage with three ties down for decision.
NW teams participate in Irish Senior Cup
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North West sides take to the field in the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup.
Caribbean rain brings damp end to Irish hopes of upset
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Ireland went all the way to the sunny Caribbean only for rain to end their hopes of causing a massive upset over England and making it to the Super Eights of a world event for a third straight time.
Caribbean rain brings damp end to Irish hopes of upset
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Ireland went all the way to the sunny Caribbean only for rain to end their hopes of causing a massive upset over England and make it to the Super Eights of a world event for a third straight time.
Southern squad named for Under 17 interpro
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The Southern XI will attempt to bounce back after their defeat last week.
Southern Under 17 team named
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The Southern XI look to recover after losing the first game of the series last weekend.
Je ne regrette rien says Peter Gillespie
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No looking back for Peter Gillespie as Ireland take to the world stage yet again.
Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup Sponsorship Extended
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Cricket Ireland announce that an agreement has been reached with Mrs Hope Kerr to continue the sponsorship of the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup for a further three years.
Mooney rues missed opportunity
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`I Firmly Believe That We Would Have Beaten Them if We'd Have Got the Opportunity' - John Mooney
Irish Senior Cup sponsorship extended
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Cricket Ireland reaches agreement with Mrs Hope Kerr to continue her sponsorship of the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup for a further three years.
Irish Senior Cup draw made
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The draw was made for the third round of the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup this evening following the conclusion of the match between Strabane and Merrion.
Big weekend of cricket ahead
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The first big weekend of the cricketing summer unfolds over 16 venues in the second round of the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup, writes Emmet Riordan.
Coleraine stun Clontarf
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It may have been a disappointing day for North West sides in the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup on Saturday but Coleraine certainly restored some much needed local pride on Sunday as the Bannsiders continued their brilliant start to the new season.
Coleraine stun Clontarf
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Coleraine defeat Clontarf by six wickets and will face Instonians in Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup.
NW Senior Cup begins
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Sion win thriller at The Nedd, Creevedonnell's misery continues at Burndennett, and Bonds Glen defeat Killyclooney.
Holders Leinster overcome Terenure
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Carlos Braithwaite stars with bat and ball in convincing 8 wicket win for the holders.
CIYMS dismantle Donemana
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Beaten finalists in the past two years Donemana destroyed by CIYMS at Belmont.
Waringstown too strong for Old Belvedere
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McCallan and Hall score centuries in easy Waringstown win.
Southern XI defeat NW XI in thriller
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Under 17 interprovincial at Balbriggan sees South prevail by just 15 runs in high scoring encounter.
Southern Under 17's defeat NW
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The Southern Under 17 XI bounced back after their loss to the NCU last week to record a hard fought 15 run victory against the NW at Balbriggan.
Big two go through in Schools' Cup
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Foyle & Londonderry College and RBAI are drawn at home in the second round.
Stu Daultrey weekend review
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Our resident expert reviews the weekend action in the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup.
Hamish Marshall pays coaching visit to Ireland
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Hamish Marshall visited Ireland last week to take part in a series of coaching sessions.
Hamish Marshall pays coaching visit to Ireland
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Hamish Marshall visited Ireland last week to take part in a series of coaching sessions.
Revamp for Cricket Ireland coaching
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Cricket Ireland’s Coach Education Programme has undergone a total revamp in the last six months.
Cricket Ireland coach education programme
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Cricket Ireland’s Coach Education Programme undergoes total revamp.
NCU Junior Cup 1st round results
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Academy, winners for the past two seasons, are safely through to the second round.
Dundalk commence work on new ground
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Dundalk CC have secured the use of a 16-acre field at Green Road, Dromiskin as their new home ground.
Cricket Ireland in Breaking Boundaries DVD giveaway
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There will be an added bonus for fans attending the RSA Challenge One Day International between Ireland and Australia at Clontarf on Thursday June 17.
Cricket Ireland in Breaking Boundaries DVD giveaway
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There will be an added bonus for fans attending the RSA Challenge One Day International between Ireland and Australia at Clontarf on Thursday June 17.
North West searches for its next international star
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I wonder if we’re any closer to finding the next generation of North West International representatives ready to keep us on the edge of our seats.
Leinster leagues preview
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After the thrills and spills of the Irish Cup it's back to the grunt and grind of the Leinster Leagues.
Big weekend looms for North West sides
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It’s back to league action for North West cricket clubs after Saturday’s Irish Senior Cup exertions.
Padmanabhan happy making the tough decisions
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For the first time ever there is an Indian umpire in the North West.
High scores prevail in North West
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Hundreds for Stephen Smyth and Stuart Thompson, but the weather intervenes at crucial stages.
Rush defeat Hills 2 in local derby
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Rush won this Fingal encounter by 76 runs but truth to tell it was a much tenser affair than that scoreline would suggest.
Limavady trounce Brigade
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It was a marvellously entertaining day in Division 1 of the North West league on Sunday, the full set of fixtures producing some tense finishes and excellent personal displays.
NW Senior One round-up
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Limavady ended Brigade’s 100 per cent record in North West Senior One with a crushing 85-run victory at Beechgrove last night.
Instonians lose at North Down
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EUGENE Moleon admitted before a ball was bowled in anger this season that Instonians faced a huge task if they were to repeat their historic double-winning exploits of 2009.
McCallan the record breaker
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Kyle McCallan continued to re-write the record books at The Lawn on Saturday, but his third successive century was very nearly not enough to prevent Ballymena causing a huge shock at the home of the joint Premier League champions.
Limavady and Fox Lodge both win
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Ian McGregor century in vain as Fox Lodge fight back to win, while Limavady complete comforable win at Donemana.
Phoenix too strong for Cork County
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Cork County found the going tough against Phoenix as they lost their first outing in Leinster League Division 2 by 108 runs.
Creevedonnell and Killyclooney win
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Impressive batting from Curtis McElwee and Gareth Faulkner lead their respective sides to easy wins.
Munster Junior Cup gets underway
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Lismore edge Limerick in Castle Farm thriller, while County get the better of Co. Clare.
The Irish Australians
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A llook at the immense contribution made to Irish cricket by Australian born players.
The Irish Australians
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With the visit of world champions Australia to Dublin next month, CricketEurope takes a look at the contribution made by natives of the land Down Under to the recent growth in Irish cricket.
Irish Player knocks Northside for 6
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Irish International Cricket Star, Andrew Poynter, today opened Dublin’s first specialist Cricket and Hockey retail store on the Northside of the city.
New ground at Waterford opens
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“Today our long-cherished dream comes true!”These were the opening words of Waterford Institute of Technology Cricket Club’s President,Mr. Ali Naseer.
Adrian Birrell appointed as England Under 19 coach
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Adrian Birrell has been appointed England Under 19 coach for their series against Sri Lanka Under 19’s this summer.
Adrian Birrell announced as England U19 coach
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The ECB today announced the appointment of Adrian Birrell as England Under 19 coach for the duration of the series against Sri Lanka Under 19’s this summer.
Stu Daultrey's Leinster Preview
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Stu Daultrey gazes into his chrystal ball and predicts the outcome in Leinster this weekend.
Potential banana skins litter NW Senior Cup
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It’s a swift return to cup action as the North West’s blue riband competition moves to the first round proper.
Latest North West averages
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The professionals and the old guard still dominate the early season rankings.
NW Under 15 side selected.
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Andrew Pierce of Eglinton named as captain for the Interprovincial series.
NW name Under 15 Interprovincial squad
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The North West selectors have named their squad for the Interprovincial Series which takes place in the Leinster region from June 30 until July 2.
North West Senior Cup roundup
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The big guns all survive as the Senior Cup produces a feast of cricket.
Clontarf defeat The Hills by 61 runs
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Summer came to Castle Avenue and with it Clontarf's first win of the season over previously unbeaten The Hills.
North West Senior Cup quarter final draw
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Cracking ties are in store as a very open looking quarter final draw is made.
Ulster Schools' Cup latest results
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Last year's finalists both move into the quarter finals of the Ulster Bank Schools' Cup.
No shocks in NCU Challenge Cup
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Anyone expecting a good old fashioned shock or two in the NCU Challenge Cup second round on Saturday would have ended the evening disappointed.
Waterford School plays first ever match
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Waterford school plays its first ever cricket match whilst cricket returns to Douglas Community school in Cork.
Brigade edge out Glendermott in thriller
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Six runs the margin of victory as Brigade defeat Glendermott in thrilling contest.
Bangor and CSN serve up thriller
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Civil Service North scrape through after beating Bangor by virtue of losing fewer wickets.
Ed Joyce confirms Ireland ambitions
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Cricket Ireland confirms that Ed Joyce has stated his desire to resume his international cricket career with Ireland.
Ed Joyce confirms Ireland ambitions
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Cricket Ireland this morning confirmed that Ed Joyce has stated his desire to resume his international cricket career with Ireland.
‘Super 8’s’ Schools Cricket festivals
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A series of ‘Kwik Cricket’ festivals for local National Schools will take place over the coming weeks.
Railway Union too strong for Malahide
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Railway Union’s unbeaten start to the season continued as they beat Malahide by 7 wickets.
Australia name squad for Ireland clash
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Ricky Ponting will skipper the Aussies in the RSA Challenge game at Clontarf next month.
Australia name strong squad for Dublin clash
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Ricky Ponting leads the Australians in the RSA One Day International at Clontarf on June 17.
North Down Cricket Club receive Accreditation
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North Down Cricket Club has become the first cricket club in Northern Ireland to receive accreditation on the Cricket Ireland / Clubmark NI Club Accreditation Scheme.
Porterfield delighted at Morgan Test call
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Following his recent stellar performances for England in the limited overs arena, former Irish international Eoin Morgan has been called into the Test squad for the series with Bangladesh.
Porterfield delight at Morgan Test call
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Ireland skipper William Porterfield wishes Eoin Morgan all the best as he embarks on a Test career with England.
King's Hospital win Leinster Senior Schools Final
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First win in 63 years as St Columba's are defeated.
Limavady cruise to win over Coleraine
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Holders Limavady progress in Faughan Valley Cup after convincing win.
Killyclooney defeat Sion Mills in Sperrin Springs Cup
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There was one game in the Sperrin Springs Cup on Thursday evening when Killyclooney easily accounted for a somewhat under strength Sion Mills side by 7 wickets.
Joint league leaders CIYMS and Waringstown clash at Belmont.
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It's early in the season but match of the day could decide the league.
NCU name Under 17 squad for interprovincial
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Adam Berry of Lisburn will skipper NCU under 17's in their game with the North West at Bready.
NCU name Under 17 interprovincial team
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Adam Berry of Lisburn skippers the side for North West clash.
Coaching Ireland's 10th All-Island Forum
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The 10th Coaching Forum “From Playground to Podium” promises to be the most exciting and challenging forum to date.
New Zealand announce squad for Ireland clash
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New Zealand women's tour squad announced for game with Ireland and tour of England.
Young girls and boys get the cricket bug at Templepatrick Cricket Club
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Templepatrick Cricket Club has taken more major steps in development over the last few weeks by starting a girls section and organising cricket sessions for boy and girls players as young as 5 years old.
Magnificent weekend for cricket
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For all that the face of domestic cricket has been changing over the past number of years it’s always good to know that there are some things that seem set to remain for a long time to come.
Return to league duty as title race starts to take shape
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It's another action packed weekend for the North West's cricketers with matches on both Saturday and Sunday as the focus switches back to the league title race.
North Down receive accreditation boost
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North Down Cricket Club has become the first cricket club in Northern Ireland to receive accreditation on the Cricket Ireland / Clubmark NI Club Accreditation Scheme.
North West Senior Two preview
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There are four league games down for decision in Division 2 on Saturday with teams will be really keen to make their mark on the title race now.
Ireland A squad named for Sussex trip
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Andre Botha will skipper the side which contains a number of new faces including Rory McCann and Albert van der Merwe.
Ireland A squad named for Sussex trip
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Cricket Ireland this morning announced a squad of 12 for the three day game with Sussex 2nd XI to be played at Chichester between June 8-10.
Old Belverdere and Terenure evenly poised
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Terenure will require 155 from 39 overs when play resumes on Monday night.
Foyle in top Schools' Cup form
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Foyle will meet Methodist College in the Ulster Schools' Cup semi-finals, while Sullivan Upper will host Grosvenor GS.
Limavady and Glendermott shoot for the top
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There may have only been three matches in the top flight of the Billy Henderson Properties North West league on Saturday but there was certainly no shortage of talking points.
NW Senior Two round-up
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Bonds Glen remain top, with Burndennett, Ardmore and Creevedonnell in hot pursuit.
Fox Lodge join Glendermott and Limavady at summit
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Half centuries for Dean McCarter and Jason Milligan help Foxes win; Bready chase 254 to beat Coleraine, and Brigade are too strong for Saints.
Foyle surge into semi-final
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Alex McDonald rounds up the latest school's cricket news in the NW, including a comprehensive win for holders Foyle.
Waringstown masters of late victories
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If North Down have carved a reputation in the last decade for steamrolling opposition, Waringstown are fast becoming the masters of the nerve-jangling, final-over victory.
White and Stevenson star as Instonians crush Lurgan
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In one of only two NCU Premier League games to survive the weather on Saturday, Instonians cruised to a comfortable seven-wicket win over Lurgan at Pollock Park
Leinster Senior Cup draws made
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The draws for the Lewis Hohn Williams Leinster Senior Cup and Senior 2 Cup.
Hills get home in thriller against Leinster
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Peter O'Donnell proved the hero for The Hills as they beat Leinster by one wicket off the penultimate ball in the only LHW Senior Cup first-round clash to be completed.
Old Belvedere progress at expense of Terenure
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The end result of last night's continuation of the Old Belvedere/Terenure cup match was largely decided in the first three overs.
Cricket Ireland pay tribute to Alan Ruddock
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Alan Ruddock, respected journalist and author, has died suddenly at the age of 49.
Cricket Ireland pay tribute to Alan Ruddock
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Cricket Ireland Chief Executive Warren Deutrom has paid tribute to the respected journalist and author Alan Ruddock, who died suddenly at a cricket match on Sunday.
Australia clash nearing sell-out
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Cricket Ireland advised supporters this morning that tickets for the RSA Challenge ODI with Australia were almost sold out.
O'Brien serious injury doubt for Australia clash
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Ireland wicket-keeper Niall O’Brien could be ruled out for the rest of the summer after an X-ray on a troublesome hand injury showed considerable damage to his left index finger.
O'Brien doubtful for Australia clash
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Ireland wicket-keeper Niall O’Brien could be ruled out for the rest of the summer after an X-ray on a troublesome hand injury showed considerable damage to his left index finger.
Stu Daultrey weekend review
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Rain, scones, wides, and a cracking cup tie all whet Stu's appetite.
Senior Women's Interprovincial teams selected
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South Leinster Senior Women’s Team take on North Leinster Senior Women’s Team in Railway Union on Sunday 6th June at 1.00pm
Leinster Senior Women's teams selected
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South Leinster Senior Women’s Team take on North Leinster Senior Women’s Team in Railway Union on Sunday 6th June at 1.00pm.
Ireland boosted by O'Brien injury news
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Ireland were given a boost today with the news that Niall O'Brien is likely to be fit for their RSA Challenge One Day International clash with Australia at Clontarf on June 17.
Bangladesh and West Indies A ticket details announced
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Cricket Ireland this morning announced the ticketing details for the RSA Series of games against both West Indies A and Bangladesh.
Bangladesh and West Indies A ticket details
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Cricket Ireland this morning announced the ticketing details for the RSA Series of games against both West Indies A and Bangladesh.
NCU Premier League preview
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Leaders Waringstown should continue their unbeaten run at Wallace Park.
Leprechaun Cup results and draw
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The recent spell of fine weather along with the inclusion of several new schools, many from non-traditional cricket areas, has seen increased activity within this year’s ‘Leprechaun Cup’.
Charlie the Darlin' of Northern Ireland cricket
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A look at one of the recent greats of Northern Irish cricket.
NW Senior Cup takes centre stage as sides seek semi-final slot
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The Northern Bank senior cup is back at the top of the agenda this coming weekend with four tasty quarter final ties down for decision.
Pembroke fight back to beat Rush
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Just 15 runs the margin of victory as high scoring cup game is eventually finished.
Christie Memorial win Kwik Cricket title
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Christie emerge victorious after eight school event in Coleraine.
Cricket making great strides in West Dublin
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Archbishop Ryan School in Balgaddy a great success story.
Cricket taking great strides in the West of Dublin
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The great success story of Archbishop Ryan school in Balgaddy.
Simmons sticks with the tried and trusted
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Ireland names its 13 man squad for the RSA Challenge one-day international against Australia at Clontarf on June 17.
Ireland squad named for Australia challenge
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Cricket Ireland this morning named a 13 man squad for the RSA Challenge one-day international against Australia at Clontarf on June 17.
Fox Lodge crush Bready
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Easy win for Ballymagoory side in Faughan Valley Cup sets up St Johnston tie.
Should Scotland follow Irish example?
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While Scotland’s cricketers continue to traipse around the English county circuit, Ireland are gearing up to discover whether their application to earn Test status with the ICC will be successful.
Hussain stars as Brigade crush Coleraine in Senior Cup
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247 runs the margin of victory as Brigade reach semi-finals, while Strabane are also there after beating Ardmore.
Eagleson dreams of glory
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Carrickfergus captain Ryan Eagleson insists his team are confident of causing another upset against last year’s double winners Instonians at Shaw’s Bridge today.
Nelson misses Waringstown clash with Lisburn
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Alistair Bushe previews the weekend's action in the NCU premier league.
Sullivan Upper reach first Schools' Cup Final
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Mark Adair top scores with 40 in 13 runs win over Grosvenor.
Donemana edge out Limavady in thriller
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Last ball win as just four runs seperate Donemana and Limavady in NW Senior Cup.
North County ease to win over Malahide
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Andre Botha and Richie Lawrence among the runs in four wicket win.
Tim Paine to replace Brad Haddin in Australia ODI squad
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Australian wicket-keeper Haddin has elbow injury and will miss RSA Challenge ODI with Ireland.
Tim Paine to replace Brad Haddin in ODI squad
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Australia wicket-keeper Haddin has elbow injury and will miss RSA Challenge ODI against Ireland.
Chance to fulfil a sporting dream
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Australia’s cricketers have made a remarkable offer to help boost Ireland’s coffers at the RSA Challenge one day international in Dublin later this month.
Chance to fulfil a sporting dream
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Australia’s cricketers have made a remarkable offer to help boost Ireland’s coffers at the one day international in Dublin later this month.
Ulster Shield Results
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All the details of wins for Bonds Glen, Derriaghy, Muckamore, Laurevale, Ardmore, The Nedd, Saintfield, and Bangor.
Pembroke record nine wicket wn over Belvedere
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Theo Lawson scores unbeaten century, while Stephen Moreton chips in with 78.
Terenure set club record against Trinity
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Colm Morgan scores a century as Terenure defeat Trinty by 137 runs.
Eglinton fight back to claim semi-final spot
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A 7th wicket stand between Mark Averill and Johnny Gardiner dents Burndennett hopes.
Mooney blasts Fox Lodge to top of table
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High scoring affair at Ballymagorry as Fox Lodge beat Bready by 50 runs.
Lisburn shock Waringstown
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The last unbeaten record in the NCU Premier League ended on Saturday as Waringstown fell to a surprise 30-run defeat to Lisburn at Wallace Park.
NCU Premier League round-up
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Wins for Instonians and CIYMS, while North Down scramble a tie at basement club Lurgan.
Lord’s Taverners Inner Cities Cup squad chosen
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Team to play two qualifying matches against Birmingham and Liverpool.
Carroll century helps Railway to win
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Clontarf beaten by nine wickets in Leinster league encounter.
NW clinch Under 17 interprovincial series
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Spinners put NCU in a tangle, while Ryan Hunter smashes 90.
North West clinch Under 17 interprovincial series
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Spinners propel North West to victory as NCU suffer dramatic collapse.
Ulster Shield reports
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Sunday’s games in the Shield saw the NCU clubs edge out a 5-3 advantage despite some excellent performances from the local sides.
Ulster Schools’ Cricket - Trial Teams announced.
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Stuart Thompson and Nick Donnell will captain the two teams at Castle Grounds on Friday 11 June.
The Hills triumphant against YMCA
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Jeremy Bray and Mark Dwyer score half centuries in Hills victory.
Phoenix too strong for Rush
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Half centuries from Kelly, Dickeson, and Flannigan help Phoenix to convincing win.
Ireland A v Sussex XI day 1 report
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Ireland hit by late wickets on day one of the clash with Sussex XI.
Prospects for the last 4 NCU clubs in the Irish Cup
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CIYMS, CSN, Instonians and Waringstown are all playing away from home in the third round.
ICC President meets Cricket Ireland directors
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David Morgan’s visit follows earlier meetings with the cricket boards of Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Pakistan, England and Wales, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and the West Indies.
Sussex keep Ireland A under pressure
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Sussex lead by 212 with 8 wickets standing at the close on day 2.
ICC President meets Cricket Ireland directors
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David Morgan attends Cricket Ireland board meeting in Dundalk.
Take two for Leinster Women's interprovincial match
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The teams will try again this Sunday after the first game was abandoned.
Leinster women interprovincial squads announced.
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The first Inter Provincial was totally washed out in Railway last week but the South Leinster Senior Women’s Team are still clear favourites on paper with 8 current international players which include Captain Heather Whelan.
Cricket Ireland announce sponsorship deal with VW
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Volkswagen Ireland to become official car partner.
Cricket Ireland announce VW sponsorship deal
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Volkswagen will be the official car partner of Cricket Ireland.
Cork Harlequins move into second place with hard fought win
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High drama at Farmers Cross as Cork Harlequins pip Midleton at the post in a six run thriller.
Schools cricket makes inroads in Co Kildare
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Ireland and Leinster Under 15 squad member Josh Uddin is a pupil at the school and encouraged over 60 pupils to attend a training session run by Cricket Ireland coaches.
Consistency the key but responsibility required
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Once again, matters off the park have topped most people’s agenda with two incidents in particular having dramatic ramifications.
Tough ties ahead for NW sides in Irish Cup
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Three NW teams have home advantage whilst Limavady head to North County - there are also two league games taking place on Saturday.
Johnson out of Ireland clash
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Josh Hazlewood to replace Mitchell Johnson in Australia ODI squad on the VB Tour of the British Isles.
Johnson ruled out of RSA Challenge ODI
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Josh Hazlewood to replace Mitchell Johnson in Australia ODI squad on the VB Tour of the British Isles.
Rain saves Ireland A in Sussex
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Ireland A managed to avoid defeat in their 3-day game against a Sussex Select after the game was abandoned due to rain with the hosts in complete control.
Only two Premier League matches on Saturday
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Lurgan host Ballymena and Downpatrick travel to North Down.
Rain saves Ireland A in Sussex
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Ireland "A" managed to fend off defeat in their 3-day game against a Sussex Select after the game was abandoned due to rain with the hosts in complete control.
Holders Foyle reach the final of the Schools' Cup
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A 68 runs win for Foyle means that they will meet Sullivan Upper in the final.
Gillespie stars as Strabane knock Donemana out of Faughan Valley Cup
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Wins for Strabane, Limavady, Fox Lodge and Brigade.
Munster Senior Cup preview
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The Munster Senior Cup kicks off this Sunday with Division One heavy-weights Cork Harlequins, Cork County and Midleton all avoiding each other in the draw.
Sperrin Springs quarter final round-up
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There was more or less a full programme of Sperrin Springs action on Thursday evening as the 20/20 Derry Midweek League competition was played out in glorious sunshine.
Women's A squad announced
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Having missed out on a promotion play off place in 2009 by 1 point this year’s selection policy has reflected CI’s determination to move up from Div 5 whilst also continuing the policy of developing emerging talent.
Ireland women's A squad announced
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Two fixtures will take place next weekend in the ECB County Championship.
Ireland Women Development squad named
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Cricket Ireland's Women’s A/Development squad will play the first of their domestic Women’s 50 Over League fixtures this weekend.
Ireland Women Development squad named
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Cricket Irelands Women’s A / Development squad will play the first of their domestic Women’s 50 Over League fixtures this weekend.
Kyle McCallan awarded MBE
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Recently retired Irish cricket international Kyle McCallan has been awarded the MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours list.
Kyle McCallan awarded MBE
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Recently retired Irish cricket international Kyle McCallan has been awarded the MBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours List for his services to cricket.
Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup 3rd Round
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4 Leinster, 3 North West and 1 NCU team progress to the fourth round. Full 4th round draw.
Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup 3rd Round results
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4 Leinster, 3 North West and 1 NCU team progress to the fourth round. 4th round draw for ties on 3 July.
County win clash of the titans
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Limavady defeated by two wickets in last over thriller at Balrothery.
Sparkling performances from NW sides in Irish Senior Cup
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Limavady beaten by North County, but Coleraine, Fox Lodge and Glendermott all progress.
League wins for Donemana and Strabane
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Comfortable seven wicket margins, as relegation spectre hangs over Eglinton and St Johnston.
Clontarf edge out Phoenix
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Four wickets the margin in low scoring encounter in Leinster Senior Cup.
Railway too strong for YMCA
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Tom Fisher half century helps Park Avenue side into last eight of Irish Senior Cup.
Waringstown win battle of the villages
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Turgid affair sees Malahide ousted in Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup, but only just.
Limavady crush Glendermott
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Half centuries from Dean Curry and David Cooke see Limavady beat Glendermott by 9 wickets.
Ulster Plate results and quarter final draw
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North West clubs dominate NCU teams in the Ulster Plate.
CIYMS crash out to Merrion
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Merrion cruised into the next round of the Bob Kerr Irish Cup with a emphatic 120 run win over NCU table toppers CIYMS.
Trinity cricketing celebrations
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One of the oldest cricket clubs in the world, Dublin University CC, celebrates its 175th birthday on Friday and Saturday with a commemorative match and dinner.
Favourites all progress in Munster Cup
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The Munster Senior Cup kicked off on Sunday, but unlike last season, there were no major upsets as four Division One sides progressed to the next round.
Ireland announce WCL and West Indies A squads
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Trent Johnston captains the side in the absence of county regulars William Porterfield, Niall O'Brien and Boyd Rankin.
Kevin O'Brien wins Player of the Year award
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The Sunday Independent annual cricket dinner was an occasion tinged with sadness following the untimely death of journalist, cricketer and friend Alan Ruddock.
Ireland announce WCL and West Indies A squads
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Trent Johnston will captain the side in the absence of William Porterfield. Call ups for Rory McCann, Albert van der Merwe and Craig Young.
North West name Under 13 squad
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William McCintock skippers a strong North West squad for Cork trip.
North West name Under 13 squad
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Donemana's William McClintock skipper a strong North West Under squad for trip to Cork.
Ireland women name squad for England Tour
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The trip will include matches against England, MCC and New Zealand.
Kevin O'Brien wins Player of the Year Award
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The Sunday Independent annual cricket dinner was an occasion "tinged with sadness" following the untimely death of journalist, cricketer and friend Alan Ruddock.
Ireland Women name squad for England tour.
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Difficult games ahead against England, New Zealand and MCC.
Tom Dunne on Newstalk interviews Andrew Leonard
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Irish Cricket's ever growing popularity was discussed on the Tom Dunne Show on Newstalk.
Tom Dunne talks with Andrew Leonard
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Cricket's Ever Growing Popularity in Ireland Discussed on the Tom Dunne Show on Newstalk.
Ireland hit by Botha injury blow
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Ireland all-rounder Andre Botha will miss tomorrow’s RSA Challenge one-day international at Clontarf with a suspected stress fracture of his back.
Ireland hit by Botha injury blow
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Ireland all-rounder Andre Botha will miss tomorrow’s RSA Challenge one-day international at Clontarf with a suspected stress fracture of his back.
Donemana win NW Under 19 Cup
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Centuries for Andy McBrine and Mattie Clarke in high scoring contest.
Honours even at Clontarf
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It’s honours even at lunch in Clontarf after an impressive bowling display helped Ireland restrict Australia to 231-9 in the RSA Challenge.
Honours even at Clontarf
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It’s honours even at lunch in Clontarf after some tight middle overs bowling and an impressive bowling display helped Ireland restrict Australia to 231-9 in the RSA Challenge.
Ireland's Hopes dashed at Clontarf
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Five wickets from James Hopes enable Australia to win the one day international by 39 runs.
Ireland's Hopes dashed at Clontarf
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It was a case of what could’ve been for Ireland at Clontarf as they let a brilliant start slip in the second innings to hand a James Hopes inspired Austrlia a 38 run victory in the RSA ODI Challenge.
Ireland v Australia preview
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Jon Coates talks to Ireland coach Phil Simmons about today's clash with the world champions in Dublin.
Cup action takes centre stage in Leinster
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It's quarter final day, and top tie of the round sees holder Clontarf facing The Hills.
Lesser lights shatter Irish dreams
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The famous Australians called on two of their lesser lights yesterday to ruin what was developing nicely into the mother of all parties.
Irish dreams shattered by Paine and Hopes
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The famous Australians called on two of their lesser lights yesterday to ruin what was developing nicely into the mother of all parties.
Leprechaun Cup results
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Balrothery and Aravon will meet in the final of the Leprechaun Cup on Monday.
North West preview
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Fox Lodge and Limavady both bid to keep ahead of the chasing pack in Senior 1.
North West review
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A look at how the season has unfolded so far in the North West Senior 1 league.
Ireland dared to dream
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Ian Callender reports on how, for 11 overs of yesterday’s one-day international in Clontarf, Ireland dared to dream of victory over the world champions.
Railway canter to win and Trinty's 175th anniversary
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A pleasant afternoon in College Park before watching stroll in the park for Railway Union.
Holders Academy move into Junior Cup semi finals
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Dunmurry, Cooke Collegians and Waringstown join Academy in last four.
Railway Union too strong for Hills 2
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171 runs highlights the gulf in class between the two divisions.
Instonians progress in Ulster Cup
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McCann and Moleon positive as Instonians progress to semi-finals at expense of Bready.
Ulster Cup round-up
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Decker Curry blasts 124 from just 75 balls to take Limavady through, while Strabane edge out Waringstown.
O'Brien in line for Irish captaincy
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Kevin O’Brien could be the big winner from the fall-out of Ireland’s disappointment following their defeat to world champions Australia.
North County too strong for Pembroke
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The Balrothery side shake off poor trac to claim thumping win and progress to semi finals.
Holders knock out favourites in LCU Cup
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Clontarf repeated their recent league victory over The Hills at sun-drenched Castle Avenue to advance to the semi-finals of the LHW cup.
NW Saturday review
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No changes at top or bottom as bat continues to dominate ball in the North West.
Mind the Gap
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Michael Caulfield is known to very few Ireland cricket supporters, yet more than most he can help pave the way to even greater success for the international team.
Mind the Gap
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Michael Caulfield is known to very few Ireland cricket supporters, yet more than most he can help pave the way to even greater success for the international team.
Ireland given helping hand by Australia
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Australia’s fielding coach Mike Young passed on his expertise to the Irish players during their final session at Clontarf.
Ireland given helping hand by Australia
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Australia’s fielding coach Mike Young passed on his expertise to the Irish players during their final session at Clontarf.
O'Riordan receives lifetime achievement award
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Legendary all-rounder received his honour from Australia manager Steve Bernard.
Alec O'Riordan receives lifetime achievement award
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Legendary all-rounders receives RSA Hall of Fame award from Cricket Writers of Ireland.
NCU Challenge Cup Quarter Final Round Up
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Cup holders Instonians beaten by CIYMS. Wins also for CSNI, North Down and Waringstown.
Malahide progress to LHW Cup semi finals
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148 runs the margin as Kirwan's six wicket haul sees Old Belvedere destroyed.
Leinster squad Gateshead bound
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Ryan Hopkins captains a strong Leinster line-up all hoping to follow in some famous footsteps.
Leinster announce Under 13 squad for interprovincials
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Leinster's Gareth Delany skippers the Under 13 side in the inter-pro's.
Leinster announce Under 13 squad
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The following boys have been selected to the Leinster Under13 squad for the Interprovincial series being held in Cork from July 5-7.
Fox Lodge and Limavady continue to set the pace
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Fox Lodge underlined their genuine title ambitions with a nine wicket win against St Johnston at Ballymagorry on Saturday.
Senior Two title race hots up
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All to play for in the North West as we get close to the half-way stage of the campaign.
Scotland Under 18's defeated by Leinster
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A fine all-round performance from the Leinster Development squad got their Hilton Newcastle cricket festival off to the best possible start.
Stu Daultrey's Leinster review
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I discovered many pleasures in my fifteen seasons of umpiring, among the least of which was “making the correct decision”.
Killyclooney impress against The Nedd
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Graeme McCarter, who leaves for Gloucester in the next fortnight was the star of the show on Monday night, blasting 10 sixes and 8 fours in a marvellous knock of 111.
LHW semi-final cup draw
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Malahide take on Clontarf, while Railway have home advantage over North County.
Coaching scheme at Strabane
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Strabane Cricket Club will once again be holding their hugely popular Summer Coaching Scheme from Tuesday, July 6, which is free to all participants.
Killyclooney defeat The Nedd
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Killyclooney closed out an impressive 82 run win against The Nedd on Tuesday evening as the hosts were unable to haul in the 247 run target.
NI Kwik Cricket Finals Day
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Strandtwon Primary School crowned Asda Kwik cricket champions of Northern Ireland.
Kwik Cricket Festival
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Strandtown Primary School Becomes a Northern Ireland Asda Kwik Cricket Champion and Proceeds to UK Final.
Northern Universities too strong for Leinster
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86 run defeat in the Gateshead tournament for the Leinster Development squad.
Ireland announce Under 17 squad for European action
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Andy McBrine to captain Ireland Under 17's as they play nine games against their European counterparts.
Ireland announces Under 17 squad
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Cricket Ireland has announced the 18 player squad which will participate in the newly revamped European Under 17 championships this year.
Malahide defeat Clontarf
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An unbeaten 71 from Fintan McAllister helps Malahide to six wicket win over Clontarf.
Russell powers West Indies A to victory over Ireland
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Ireland’s lack of a big-hitter down the order again cost them dear as they lost by 50 runs in the first of two one-day games against West Indies A.
Russell powers West Indies A to victory over Ireland
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Ireland’s lack of a big-hitter down the order again cost them dear as they lost by 50 runs in the first of two one-day games against West Indies A at Stormont.
White heroics in vain as Russell rampages
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ALL-ROUNDER Andre Russell came back to haunt Ireland yet again as West Indies A won the first of two one-day games by 50 runs at Stormont yesterday.
Munster league previews
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This weekend, the Munster Senior Cricket League Division One enters into a crucial period that could go a long way to deciding where this year’s title goes.
Munster name Under 15 interprovincial squad
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Munster have named their squad for the upcoming under 15 interpovincial tournament which will be held in Dublin.
Munster announce Under 15 squad
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Munster have named their squad for the upcoming under 15 interpovincial tournament which will be held in Dublin.
St Patrick's and St Brigid's College win league
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St. Patrick's and St. Brigid's College have retained the league title, maintaining their unbeaten run in the competition for the second year running.
School's Cup Final review
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Alex McDonald takes an in-depth look at how Foyle won the School's Cup.
A riddle wrapped in an enigma
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Stephen Smyth - one of the North West's most gifted sportsmen comes under the spotlight.
NW Senior Cup semi-finals preview
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Eglinton take on Brigade while in an all Tyrone clash, Donemana host Strabane.
Limavady and Fox Lodge to contest final
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The 2010 Faughan Valley Cup final will be contested by the region's two in-form sides, Fox Lodge and Limavady after the joint league leaders came through difficult semi finals on Thursday evening.
Stu Daultrey review and preview
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Stu takes in the Malahide versus Clontarf match befor casting a chrystal ball over the weekend action in Leinster.
Devon Smith century eases West Indies A to comfortable win
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Ireland lost the second RSA cricket International going down heavily as they lost by 8 wickets to the West Indies A at Stormont in Belfast who take the two match series 2-0.
Balbirnie and Hall called up for Ireland
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Event technical committee confirms changes in squads for ICC World Cricket League Division 1.
Transfer Sports Day
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Last week saw Cricket Ireland host a transfer sports day with three schools Campbell College, RBAI and St Pats taking part.
Leinster win Gateshead festival
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Victories against Scotland and Northern Universities clinch the trophy.
Leinster win Gateshead festival
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The Leinster Development XI pulled off a marvellous coup by defeating both Scotland Under 18's and Northern Universities to clinch the Hilton Newcastle Gateshead Festival trophy.
Smith and Fletcher take West Indies A to victory
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As Ireland lose again to West Indies A, they also lose Gary Wilson and Andre Botha for next week's World Cricket League tournament.
Poynter and White score fifties in defeat
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Strong West Indies A side record eight wicket win against under-strength Ireland.
Donemana beat Eglinton in Under 16 cup final
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William McClintock wins MOM Award as Donemana collect more silverware.
Bonds Glen defeat Burndennett in high scoring affair
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Wins also in NW Senior Two for Ardmore, Drummond and Ballyspallen.
Must win game for Downpatrick
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If Downpatrick are going to reach their target of six Premier League victories, then today’s match with Civil Service North at The Meadow is surely one they must win.
Phoenix win run fest in the park
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Centuries from Ben Larkin and Rory Flanagan keep Phoenix top with run against Rush.
Ulster Cup Semi Final Draw
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Instonians face Strabane, while Limavady and Brigade clash in an all North West tie.
The Hills edge North County in low scoring thriller
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Just 13 runs seperate these North Dublin rivals in dramatic day of cricket.
Bangladesh name squad for UK tour
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Bangladesh have dropped seasoned middle-order batsman Mohammad Ashraful for next month's one-day matches against England, Ireland, Netherlands and Scotland.
Bangladesh name squad for RSA Series against Ireland
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Bangladesh have dropped seasoned middle-order batsman Mohammad Ashraful for next month's one-day matches against England, Ireland and Scotland.
Ireland rebuilds but still wants to destroy
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Johnston believes Ireland has the talent and players to defend WCL Division One title.
Ireland rebuilds but still wants to destroy
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A new-look Ireland squad travels to the Netherlands this week for the third staging of the ICC World Cricket League Division 1.
Ulster Shield semi final draw
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Ardmore host Muckamore, while Laurevale have home advantage against Bonds Glen.
Ulster Shield round-up
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Ardmore defeat Bangor in thriller, Bonds Glen win again, while The Nedd lose to Laurevale.
Day of shocks in Munster Senior One
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Cork County and Cork Harlequins were handed wake up calls on Sunday as both were on the receiving end of heavy defeats.
Ireland announce Under 19 squad for European Championships
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Senior International George Dockrell captains Ireland in the competition which doubles up as a World Cup qualifier.
Ireland announces Under 19 squads
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Cricket Ireland today announced their squads for the forthcoming European Championships which will be held in the Belfast area from July 22-28, and a four team tournament in Oxford, which will serve as a warm-up for those championships.
Leinster Under 15 squad named
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Terenure's Ben Hoey skippers the Leinster squad in the Interprovincial series which gets under way this week.
Strabane defeat Donemana to reach NW Cup Final
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Strabane are in the North West Senior Cup final for the first time in four years after a dismal batting collapse by holders Donemana at The Holm.
A golden opportunity lost at Clontarf
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A day to remember for many at the packed ODI against Australia.
Instonians defeat CIYMS in thriller
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It's not often that a team posts a total in excess of 300 batting first in 50-over cricket, and is soon staring defeat in the face.
Haire in blazing form - NCU round-up
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If Kyle McCallan was the outstanding batsman in the NCU in May, then Ryan Haire has assumed the mantle for June.
Leinster league round-up
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Stu Daultrey reports on the low scoring thriller between The Hills and North County and Pembroke's facile win against The Hills 2.
Gillespie stars in Strabane run blitz
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Mark Gillespie smashes 13 sixes as he scores 149 as Strabane post 301 against Strabane.
Strabane hold nerve to defeat Glendermott
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Stephen Smyth scores century but Glendermott lose by 23 runs.
Leinster Under 17 Schools side selected
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The following boys have been selected to represent Leinster Schools v. Ulster Schools in Belfast on July 1st and 2nd.
Leinster Under 17 squads named
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The following boys have been selected to the Leinster Under17’s squad to play a series of games against the visiting West of Scotland Under 17’s.
Leinster Under 17 squads named
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The following boys have been selected to the Leinster Under17’s squad to play a series of games against the visiting West of Scotland Under 17’s.
Ireland defeat Canada by six wickets
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Paul Stirling century helps Ireland to comfortable win over Canada in WCL Division 1 warm-up game.
Belfast Under 14's fail to qualify for Arundel for first time in 10 years
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At Carrickfergus Belfast lose to Birmingham who qualify for finals. Consolation win over Liverpool.
Ireland defeat Canada in warm up game
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Ireland received a big boost ahead of the defence of their World Cricket League title in the Netherlands as they beat Canada by six wickets.
Wins for North West and Leinster on Under 15 opening day
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North West defeat NCU by 3 wickets while Leinster win against Munster by 77 runs.
NCU Premier League preview
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3 matches on Saturday due to Challenge Cup semi finals but three more on Sunday.
Cork Charity Sixes
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Following on from last year’s hugely successful event, the cricket grounds at the Mardyke will be playing host to the annual Cork County Charity 6’s Tournament on Saturday.
Cork Charity Sixes
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Following on from last year’s hugely successful event, the cricket grounds at the Mardyke will be playing host to the annual Cork County Charity 6’s Tournament on Saturday.
WCL matches to be streamed live
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In a major boost to the promotion and coverage of the ICC World Cricket League Division 1, the ICC today announced six of the 18 matches would be live streamed on the tournament and EPSN STAR Sports websites.
Stu Daultrey weekend preview
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A busy weekend of cricket in store, including the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup.
Local sides bid to reach Irish Cup semi finals
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A look ahead to crucial games in the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup and NW Senior One.
Ireland cruise to wn over Kenya
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Ireland served notice that they will not give up their World League title without a fight by breezing to a seven-wicket success against Kenya.
Ireland too strong for Kenya
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Ireland hit the ground running in yesterday’s World League opener in Rotterdam with the almost perfect performance to dismiss the challenge of Kenya.
Stirling performance by Ireland
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Ireland hit the ground running in their World League opener in Rotterdam with an almost perfect performance to dismiss the challenge of Kenya.
NW vandalism continues with attack on Bonds Glen
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The series of attacks at North West cricket grounds took something of a twist on Thursday evening when vandals spread weedkiller on the playing square at Division 2 club Bonds Glen.
Leinster on course to win Under 15 title
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Leinster are on course to retain the Under 15 inter-provincial title after defeating North West by 37 runs at Merrion.
Leinster on course to capture Under 15 title
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Leinster are on course to retain the Under 15 inter-provincial title after defeating North West by 37 runs at Merrion.
Stirling stars as Ireland defeat Kenya
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At VOC in Rotterdam, a century second-wicket partnership between Paul Stirling and Alex Cusack guided defending champion Ireland to an impressive seven-wicket victory over former winner Kenya.
Nicol century leads Leinster to Under 15 interpro title
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Two wicket win sees Leinster clinch title - NW gain runners up spot with win over Munster.
Leinster clinch Under 15 series
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Darren Nicol scores century as Leinster neat NCU by two wickets - NW claim runners up berth by defeating Munster.
Challenge Cup semi finals preview
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CIYMS host Waringstown at Belmont whilst CSN travel to North Down.
Ulster Schools defeat Southern Schools by 73 runs
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Wicket off the last ball of the match hands victory to Ulster.
Fox Lodge and Railway Union progress in Irish Cup
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Johnny Robinson and Conor Mullen star with the bat as their respective sides make the semi finals.
Eglinton and Bready claim league wins.
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Welcome win at the bottom for Eglinton, while Bready virtually end Brigade league hopes.
Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup
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Merrion, Fox Lodge and Railway Union make the semi finals in the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup.
CIYMS and North Down to contest Challenge Cup Final
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McMillan shines in CIYMS triumph at Belmont.
Stu Daultrey Leinster review
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News of a win at North County by Merrion and for Phoenix against The Hills.
North County too strong for Clontarf
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Ciaran Garry scores 95 as North County defeat Clontarf by 62 runs.
Under 13 interprovincials day 1 report
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Gary McClintock scores 166 as NW thrash NCU by 110 runs - Leinster defeat Munster by five wickets.
Under 13 interprovincials day one
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Gary McClintock's 166 the opening day highlight as NW defeat NCU. Leinster win against Munster.
New Zealand defeat Ireland women
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The White Ferns have opened the 50-over leg of their winter tour with a commanding 159 run win over Ireland at Kibworth Cricket Club in Leicestershire.
New Zealand too strong for Ireland women
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The White Ferns have opened the 50-over leg of their winter tour with a commanding 159 run win over Ireland at Kibworth Cricket Club in Leicestershire.
Five star Cusack bowls Ireland to victory.
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Ireland took a sweet revenge for its shock defeat to Afghanistan in the same tournament last year when it outsmarted the Asian side by 39 runs.
Johnston upbeat after Irish win
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Ireland captain pays tribute to his side after win against Afghanistan.
Limavady go clear at the top of NW Senior One
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Nigel Thompson and Richard McDaid combine to skittle Coleraine for just 76 to set up eight wicket win.
Ulster Plate results and semi-final draw.
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Brigade host Bready and Donamana travel to North Down for the semi-finals.
Ireland prevail in low scoring clash with Scotland
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Man of the Match performance from Kevin O'Brien helps Ireland to five wicket win.
Ruadhan Jones inspires Munster to historic win
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There were scenes of jubilation at the Mardyke yesterday as a Ruadhan Jones inspired Munster pulled off an historic over the North West.
Ruadhan Jones inspires Munster to historic win
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There were scenes of jubilation at the Mardyke yesterday as a Ruadhan Jones inspired Munster pulled off an historic win over the North West.
Leinster Under 13's retain title
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Leinster made it two wins in two years as they defeated he North West to claim the Under 13 Interprovincial on a low scoring final day.
Leinster Under 13's win title
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Leinster made it two wins in two years as they defeated he North West to claim the Under 13 Interprovincial on a low scoring final day.
Ireland reach WCL Division One final
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Ireland sealed a place in the final of the ICC World Cricket League Division 1 with a fourth successive victory and will now wait for the winner of the Afghanistan - Scotland match on Friday.
Leinster defeat West of Scotland
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In a close fought contest Leinster Under 17's narrowly defeated the West of Scotland Academy by 3 runs at Merrion CC.
Cricket Ireland send condolences to Chris Broad.
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Cricket Ireland Chief Executive Warren Deutrom on the tragic death of Miche Broad.
Cricket Ireland send condolences to Chris Broad
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Cricket Ireland Chief Executive Warren Deutrom sent his condolences to Chris Broad and his family circle following the death of Miche Broad yesterday.
Busy weekend of action in the NCU
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Premier League leaders Lisburn facing a tough proposition with a visit to CIYMS.
Irish Schools win 2 of their 3 tour matches against the RAF
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Busy schedule with a 50 over matrch and two Twenty20 matches in two days at Uxbridge.
Munster Under 17's in line for Leinster debut
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Another significant milestone as Munster Under 17's debut in Leinster competitions.
Ireland announce squad details
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Forthcoming RSA series against Bangladesh A and European Championships announced.
Ireland squad for Bangladesh series announced
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Cricket Ireland this morning announced their squads for both the RSA Series against Bangladesh and the European Championships.
Deutrom criticises ICC World Cup proposal
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Cricket Ireland CEO Warren Deutrom says that the proposed reduction in the number of teams in the World Cup would bring about a "sad day for the game".
Ireland Under 15 squad named
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Benn Hoey of Terenure captains the Ireland Under 15's in Dutch tournament next month.
Ireland Under 15 squad named
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Benn Hoey of Terenure skippers the Under 15 side in the Netherlands tournament.
Bready in strong position against Brigade in Intermediate Cup final
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David Murdock and Brian Crumley put Bready in driving seat despite Mattie Moran half century.
Stu Daultrey Leinster preview
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Although bad weather is forecast, Stu remains hopeful the there will be action.
Superb season in danger of being overshadowed by vandals
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Inside Edge throws the spotlight on attacks on NW cricket clubs in recent weeks.
Season reaches halfway stage as leaders clash
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Limavady and Fox Lodge lock horns in crucial league encounter.
Ireland make it five wins out of five
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Ireland go into today’s World Cricket League final with a 100% record and their best available team.
NW Intermediate A final
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Brigade IIs require another 205 in 34 overs to beat Bready IIs when play resumes on Sunday.
Leinster Under 17's claim second win against West of Scotland
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Leinster Under 17's were once again victorous in the second rubber against the West of Scotland Under 17's.
Lisburn look to continue their league success
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After two defeats at the beginning of the season Lisburn have won 7 consecutive matches.
Ireland women name squad for European Championships
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Clare Shillington misses out with broken arm while Cecelia Joyce has work commitments.
Stirling set to soar?
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Paul Stirling is set to emulate Irish batting stars Ed Joyce and Eoin Morgan.
Ireland clinch WCL title
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A 160-run fourth wicket partnership between Kevin O’Brien and Andrew White set up a comfortable six-wicket victory for Ireland over traditional rival Scotland.
Ireland crowned WCL champions
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Ireland confirm their position as top Associate country with six wicket win against Scotland in the WCL Division 1 Final.
Johnston and O'Brien climb the rankings
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Stand-in captain Trent Johnston and the in-form O’Brien have both broken into the top five following their impressive showings in Amsterdam.
Terenure beat the weather and The Hills seconds
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One of the few matches in Dublin to survive the weather was in Terenure where the home side overcame numerous weather interruptions and The Hills 2 to win by 52 runs on a D/L calculation.
Donemana dent Fox Lodge title ambityions
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McBrine and Shafique combine to skittle Foxies - Coleraine beat Eglinton by five wickets.
Rush crush Cork County
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Shahid Iqbal scores 99 not out and Sadat Gull claims four wickets as Rush beat Cork County by 171 runs.
Rain affects NW Senior Two programme
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Matches set to continue as rain intervenes just after the halfway stage.
The Hills keep title challenge on track
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Strong batting performances from Jeremy Bray and Darryl Calder help The Hills defeat Railway Union.
Stu Daultrey Leinster review
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Despite the wet weather the LHW semi final got under way, plus Rush defeated Cork County.
Leinster Under 13 squad named for Taunton Festival
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Leinster's Gareth Delany skippers a strong squad.
Junior Cup reaches semi final stage
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Holders Academy host Cooke Collegians whlist Waringstown II travel to Dunmurry.
Ireland name Under 13 squad
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Gareth Delany of Leinster will skipper the side on their English tour.
Ireland should follow the Tigers’ trail to beat Bangladesh
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Ireland’s two games at Stormont over the next two days are their most important of the year.
Ireland should follow the Tigers’ trail to beat Bangladesh
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Forget about the World Twenty20, last week’s World League Division One or even last month’s glamour one-day international against Australia, Ireland’s two games at Stormont over the next two days are their most important of the year.
Ireland begin their defence with convincing seven-wicket win
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James Hall with 61 not out creates platform for convincing Irish victory.
Bready too strong for Glendermott
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Bready overtook Glendermott and moved into joint second spot in the league on Tuesday evening courtesy of a 40-run win over the Rectory men.
Ireland coach Simmons chasing elusive ODI triumph
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Three years into the job and seven months before Phil Simmons takes on the world, the West Indian is happy at work and relishing the challenge.
Simmons searching elusive ODI win
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Three years into the job and seven months before Phil Simmons takes on the world, the West Indian is happy at work and relishing the challenge.
Porterfield inspires Ireland to seven wicket win against Bangladesh
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Tigers tamed as Ireland turn up pressure on ICC to grant full member status.
Porterfield inspires Ireland to seven wicket win against Bangladesh
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Tigers tamed at Stormont - brilliant all round display ensures seven wicket win.
Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup draw
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The semi final draw was made today during the Ireland ODI against Bangladesh.
Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup draw made
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The draw was made today for the semi-finals of the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup during the lunch interval of the Ireland versus Bangladesh One-day international.
Ireland Under 19's defeat Middlesex Academy
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In a much improved performance from their first game of the tour, Ireland Under 19 were today victorious over a powerful Middlesex Academy outfit in a 40 over contest.
Ireland Under 19's defeat Middlesex Academy
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In a much improved performance from their first game of the tour, Ireland Under 19 were today victorious over a powerful Middlesex Academy outfit in a 40 over contest.
Jersey shock Ireland A in European Championships
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Jersey threw the ICC European Division 1 Championship wide open on Wednesday as they cruised to a seven-wicket victory over Ireland A.
Stirling determined ahead of Bangladesh clashes
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When describing his own personality, the word Paul Stirling summons is ‘nervous’. Watching him bat, it is the last word that springs to mind.
Stirling keen to defeat Bangladesh
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Ireland's 19 year old batting star looking forward to RSA Series against Bangladesh.
Clonee continues to flourish
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The history of Clonee CC dates back to when some passionate and enthusiastic players started playing tapeball cricket in the Clonee area of West Dublin.
Ireland Under 17 girls squad announced
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Laura Delany will captain the Ireland Under 17's on their Hampshire tour.
Ireland Under 17 girls squad announced
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Laura Delany will skipper the Ireland Under1 7 girls on their Hampshire tour.
Magnificent seven for Ireland
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William Porterfield became Ireland’s third heaviest runs scorer and the first player to score eight centuries for his country as Ireland won their 50th ODI in the grand manner.
Magnificent seven for Ireland
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William Porterfield became Ireland’s third heaviest runs scorer and the first player to score eight centuries for his country as Ireland won their 50th ODI in the grand manner.
Leinster Under 15 squad named
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North County's Niall McGovern skipper the Leinster side on their Staffordshire tour.
Sammy Jeffrey Cup reaches semi final stage
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Killyclooney take on Burndennett, while old rivals Bonds Glen face Creevedonnell.
Season enters second half with Roesiders out in front
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A look ahead to a crucial weekend in NW Senior One.
Time for common sense to prevail
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Earlier start times likely to be on the agenda after complete wash-out in NW Senior One.
Ireland crush Bangladesh at Stormont
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Ireland have upset the world cricket order time and again but never has the message been quite as emphatic as this.
Premier league preview
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Important weekend for clubs at both the top and bottom of the Premier league.
Tigers bite back to beat Ireland
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Hero to zero would be an exaggerated phrase in which to frame it, but William Porterfield’s majestic hundred felt like a lifetime ago.
Below par Ireland well beaten by Bangladesh
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Ireland are back in 11th place in the ODI rankings after they undid all their good work of the previous day with a below par performance.
Bangladesh bounce back to defeat Ireland
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Ireland are back in 11th place in the ODI rankings after they undid all their good work of the previous day with a below par performance in yesterday's second one-day international against Bangladesh at Stormont.
Important matches for Premier league teams this weekend
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Relegation battle at The Meadow where Downpatrick host Lurgan.
Bonds Glen beat Drummond to capture Sperrin Springs Cup
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The season just gets better and better for Bonds Glen as they won a thrilling Sperrin Springs final against Drummond on Sunday.
George Dockrell set to sign Somerset deal
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Ireland spinner George Dockrell offered two year deal with English county side Somerset.
Donemana lift Intermediate B Cup
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Donemana III's lifted the Intermediate "B" cup on Saturday evening after a thrilling two day final win over Bonds Glen seconds at Beechgrove.
Twists and turns aplenty as NW title race opens up
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Just four points seperate seven teams as NW Senior One title race is most open for years.
Killyclooney win Ladies Cup final
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Holly Rankin stars as Killyclooney beat Donemana by seven wickets to lift the cup.
Stu Daultrey Leinster review
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The Phoenix versus Terenure and Malahide versus Clontarf game scome under the Daultrey microscope.
The Hills defeat Malahide by seven wickets
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Malahide slipped closer to Divison Two with a seven wicket defeat at home to The Hills.
Limavady lift Faughan Valley Cup
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Limavady claimed the Faughan Valley cup on Sunday when they were much too strong for Fox Lodge in the T2O decider at Beechgrove.
Leinster Under 15 girls squad announced
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Clodagh Conway will captain the Leinster Under 15 girls on their tour of England.
Away wins for Lisburn at Instonians and North Down at CSN
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Controversy at Shaw's Bridge over pitch preparation.
Carroll helps Railway post large Cup total
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How many runs does Carroll need to score before being picked for Ireland A? Stu Daultry suggests he should move north.
Strydom century sees Ireland A finish second
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Reinhardt Strydom plays match winning innings as Ireland defeat Scotland.
Nellie the elephant?
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ICC launches online competition to suggest names for ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 mascot.
The NW title race intensifies
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A look at what is quickly becoming one of the most open title races in years.
Stunning wins for Foxes and Saints
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Local cricket and the two scheduled Division 1 matches in the North West league were completed last night and both could have far reaching consequences come the end of the season.
Ardmore go top in Senior Two
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Bleachgreen side record three run win over The Nedd, while there are wins for Creevedonnell and Drummond.
Railway defeat North County in semi final clash
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Solid bowling display means Railway will play Clontarf in the final at College Park on Saturday.
Under 19 European Championships get under way this week
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The European cricket circus arrives in Northern Ireland this week, with Belfast hosting an Under-19 Championship which also serves as a preliminary qualifier for 2012’s ICC Under-19 World Cup.
Paul Delany to step down as Ireland Women's coach
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Cricket Ireland has announced that Paul Delany, coach of the Ireland Women’s team, will step down following the European Championships in Scotland next month.
Paul Delany to step down as Ireland Women's coach
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Cricket Ireland today announced that Paul Delany, coach of the Ireland Women’s team, will step down following the European Championships in Scotland next month.
Stu Daultrey Leinster preview
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The washing up is put aisde as Stu looks forward to a cup dominated weekend in Leinster.
NCU weekend review
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Andrew White and Rory McCann return to the Instonians side for their clash with North Down.
Munster league preview
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All eyes will be on Farmers Cross this Sunday as old rivals Cork Harlequins and Cork County clash for the second time in the Munster Senior League.
Ireland Under 19's bounce back with win against Guernsey
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Ireland put the disappointment of their reversal against Scotland firmly behind them when they comprehensively defeated Guernsey by seven wickets at Stormont.
Scotland defeat Ireland in last ball thriller
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The most thrilling finish of the opening day of the U19 European Championships came at Shaw's Bridge, where Scotland got home off the final ball against Ireland.
ICC Intercontinental Cup 2009-10 fixtures confirmed
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The International Cricket Council today confirmed the remaining fixtures in its first-class tournament, the ICC Intercontinental Cup.
Brigade keep title hopes alive with win against Donemana
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Niall McDonnell helps Brigdae to easy win over Donemana - Fox Lodge title hopes dented by injury to professional Darryl Brown.
Instonians meet North Down in crucial clash
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Joint NCU Premier League champions Instonians simply must beat North Down today if they are to have any hope of retaining their title.
Railway defeat Clontarf in low scoring Leinster Final
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Railway Union bridged a 43 year gap by winning the LHW Senior Cup in a thrilling finish at College Park.
Railway hold nerve to defeat Clontarf
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Stu Daultrey sees umpires and Railway Union hold nerve to secure trophy.
NW title race too close to call
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News of a dramatic win for Bready, as well as victories for Brigade, Donemana, Strabane and Glendermott.
Sutherland stars as North Down go top
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North Down went top of the NCU Premier League for the first time this season on Sunday as they survived a scare to beat Carrickfergus by five wickets at Middle Road.
Instonians and Limavady win in Ulster Cup
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Instonians and Limavady will battle it out for the right to be called Ulster champions next month.
Coleraine defeat Bready in Intermediate Cup final
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Coleraine Seconds snatched victory from the jaws of defeat in the Intermediate Cup Final on Saturday after an epic encounter with Bready Fourths at Donemana.
Rush defeat Pembroke in low scoring encounter
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A poor pitch makes life difficult for batsmen in Leinster league clash.
The Hills too strong for Leinster
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Mike Baumgart and Jeremy Bray ensure The Hills stay in Leinster title contention.
Ardmore set pace in league as Bonds Glen reach another final
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Bonds Glen set up Ulster Shield Final clash with Muckamore, while Ardmore gain leadership of NW Senior Two.
Ireland Under 19's too strong for Denmark
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Ireland tore up the record books with a destructive batting display against a beleaguered Danish side at Downpatrick.
Railway squeeze out Clontarf in low scoring cup final
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Railway's first senior cup final win since 1967 finally wrenched the cup away from specialists Clontarf at College Park - but it was a close run thing.
Essex too strong for Leinster Under 13's
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County side have 112 runs to spare against Leinster in opening game of Somerset festival.
Ireland Under 19's defeat Jersey
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Ireland kept their World Cup qualification hopes alive after a 123 run win against previously unbeaten Jersey at Bangor.
Ireland Under 19's defeat Jersey
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Ireland kept their World Cup qualification hopes alive after a 123 run win against previously unbeaten Jersey at Bangor.
NW Senior Two Monday night action
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Despite the dreary conditions both the scheduled Division 2 matches in the Billy Henderson Properties League reached the halfway stage and will now hopefully be completed on Tuesday evening.
Ireland A defeat Yorkshire
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An 8 wikcet win at Civil Service Cricket Club in the Phoenix Park for Ireland Womens A team against Yorkshire in a T20 match.
Ireland Women too strong for Yorkshire
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Eight wicket win for Ireland A in T20 clash against Yorkshire.
Mehaffey dents Creevedonnell title hopes
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Burndennett keep promotion hopes alive, while Killyclooney defeat Sion Mills.
Leinster Under 13's defeat Worcestershire
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Gareth Delany hits 72 as Leinster claim historic win against Worcestershire.
Ireland A squad named for MCC clash
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Allan Eastwood makes his debut appearance in Ireland A squad.
Ireland A squad named for MCC clash
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Cricket Ireland announced this morning a squad of 12 for their forthcoming clash with MCC next week.
Stephen Moreton to assume temporary charge of Ireland Women's team
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Stephen Moreton will be in charge for tournament in South Africa.
Stephen Moreton to assume temporary charge of Ireland Women's team
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Cricket Ireland this morning announced that Stephen Moreton will take temporary charge of the Ireland senior Women's side for their tournament in South Africa this autumn.
Kim Garth stars in Ireland victory
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Superb innings from Kim Garth sees Ireland A defeat Yorkshire by two wickets.
Kim Garth stars as Ireland A defeat Yorkshire
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Tremendous fightback by Ireland A Women sees Yorkshire beaten by two wickets.
Ireland U19's clinch World Cup Qualifier slot
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Ireland made sure of second place and a vital World Cup Qualifier place when they beat Netherlands by 82 runs at Waringstown.
Ireland Under 19's clinch WCQ slot
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Ireland made sure of second place and a vital World Cup Qualifier place when they beat Netherlands by 82 runs at Waringstown.
NW Under 12 squad selected
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Graham Kennedy of Eglinton will captain the NW Under 12 side against their NCU counterparts.
NW Under 12 interprovincial squad named
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The North West selectors have named their team for the Interprovincial Under 12 match against the NCU Under 12's
NW Senior Cup Final Preview
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We seek the views of the other Senior One teams ahead of the Northern Bank Senior Cup final between Brigade and Straabne.
Ireland Academy side selected for England trip
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Limavady's Stuart Thompson will captain the Ireland Academy team against Scotland and England Under 17's.
Ireland name Academy squad for England trip
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Cricket Ireland have named a squad of 13 which will take part in the Loughborough Challenge against Scotland and England Under 17's next month.
Leinster Under 11 squad selected
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Leinster announce a strong squad for a busy and varied week of fixtures.
Lancashire too strong for Leinster
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Leinster Under 13's unable to repeat their heroics as they lose by 8 wickets to strong Lancashire side.
NCU Challenge Cup Final preview
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Will North Down add to their impressive record of Cup wins or will CIYMS win in their second Cup Final appearance?
Ireland announce squads for Netherlands clashes
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Trent Johnston captains the side in the absence of William Porterfield.
Ireland announce squad for Netherlands games
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Trent Johnston skippers the side in the absence of William Porterfield.
Brigade hold slight advantage over Strabane
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The 2010 Northern Bank senior cup finally is beautifully poised going into the second day on Saturday with Strabane 92 runs behind Brigade with 10 overs and 7 wickets of their first innings still intact.
Hampshire prove too strong for Leinster youngsters
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A solid batting display is in vain as Hampshire ease to a nine wicket win against Leinster's Under 13s.
Premier League preview
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Due to the rearragement of the Challenge Cup Final only three Premier League fixtures remain.
Brigade meet Strabane in final showdown
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Big guns go head to head as Senior Cup final takes centre stage.
Strabane bid to win cup for first time since 1993
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There was a real mixed bag for Tyrone sides in the North West cricket leagues this week ahead of the season’s showpiece.
Inside Edge NW Cup final verdict
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A look ahead to an intriguing clash between two of North West cricket's heavy hitters.
McMillan hoping to take centre stage
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New Zealander stands between North Down and yet another trophy.
NW Senior Cup - 1st innings scorecards
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Brigade hold 20 run advantage despite brilliant 103 from Strabane's Peter Gillespie.
Leinster end tour with disappointing loss to Devon
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Somerset Festival ends with five wicket loss to Devon.
North Down win NCU Challenge Cup
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Brilliant all-round display by Taimur Khan sees North Down defeat CIYMS by 74 runs.
Brigade claim NW Senior Cup
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Gareth McKeegan claims Man of the Match award as Brigade defeat Strabane by 97 runs.
Sport NI funding available for clubs
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Sport NI have today released details of a new funding programme that clubs in Northern Ireland can apply to.
Sport NI funding available
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Sport NI have today released details of a new funding programme that clubs in Northern Ireland can apply to.
Limavady defeat Donemana in league
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Decker Curry scores half century in four wicket win to move joint top.
NCU Under 11 squad selected
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Matthew Lightbody of Lisburn skipeprs the NCU Under 11's in their interprovicnial clash with the NW this week.
NCU Under 11 squad named
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The NCU has selcted their under 11 team to play NW Under 11 at Bready on Friday 6th August at 12pm.
Contrasting fortunes for Leinster Development side
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A heavy defeat followed by a resounding win for Leinster Development against Yorkshire Under 17's.
Contrasting fortunes for Leinster Development side
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A heavy defeat followed by a resounding win for Leinster Development against Yorkshire Under 17's.
Eglinton to host Ulster Cup Final
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Eglinton to host ClubTurf final, plus Ireland Under 17's begin European Challenge Series in Dublin this week against Jersey.
CIYMS bounce back to claim T20 trophy
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CIYMS gained the consolation they were looking for after losing the Challenge Cup final on Saturday by lifting the Metal Technology Twenty20 Cup.
Malahide ease relegation concern with victory over YMCA
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Malahide give themselves relegation lifeline with 107 run win against YMCA.
Waringstown and Lisburn share top spot in table
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Waringstown and Lisburn assumed the joint leadership of the NCU Premier League on Saturday, but the manner of their respective victories could hardly have been more contrasting
Shields relief as North Down lift trophy
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For 48 tantalising minutes at The Green on Saturday, Craig McMillan threatened to play one of the greatest innings in the history of the NCU Challenge Cup final.
Leinster lose last ball thriller to Derbyshire
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Chris Wallace almost bowls Leinster Under 15's to famous win over Derbyshire.
Niall McDonnell stars on opening day of MCC clash
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A brilliant 136 is the highlight for Ireland A onthe opening day of the clash with MCC in Dublin.
Niall McDonnell stars on opening day of MCC clash
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A dull and blustery day in Dublin was brightened up by a quite brilliant 136 from Brigade opener Niall McDonnell in their three day clash with MCC at College Park.
Ireland Under 15's stumble to heavy defeat by Scotland
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Scotland took a huge step towards retaining their European Under 15 Division 1 title shooting Ireland out for 76 in just 24.4 overs.
Ireland Under 15's secure opening day win
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Half century from James McCollum leads Ireland to convincing win against The Netherlands.
Brigade make it a four way tie at top of NW Senior One
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Brigade defeat St Johnston in just one night, while Strabane reach 148 for 3 against Bready.
Dockrell stars on second day of MCC clash
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It was a day for left arm spinners at College Park with George Dockrell and Michael Baer to the fore.
Dockrell stars with five wicket haul on day two of MCC clash
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It certainly was a day for left arm spinners at College Park with George Dockrell claiming five wickets, and Michael Baer going one better for the MCC with a six wicket haul.
Ireland Under 15's get back to winning ways
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62 from James McCollum helps Ireland Under 15's to 142 run win against Jersey.
Ireland Under 17 girls defeat Hampshire
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Half century from Kim Garth helps Ireland Under 17 girls defeat their Hampshire counterparts by 33 runs.
Kim Garth scores half century as Ireland beat Hampshire
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Ireland's Under 17 girls started their tour of Hampshire with a solid display which saw them emerge relatively comfortable winners by 33 runs in a rain affected contest.
Cork County and Limerick Raiders reach Munster Cup Final
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Cork County and Limerick Raiders progress to the 2010 Munster Senior Cup final at the expense of Midleton and Cork Harlequins.
Strabane well placed to make it five way tie in NW Senior One
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Bready need 141 in 18 remaining overs with just five wickets in hand.
Ireland Under 17's defeat Jersey
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Solid batting display sees Ireland complete five wicket win against Jersey.
Ireland Under 17's win opening game against Jersey
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Ireland's Under 17's started their European Challenge Series with a five wicket win against their Jersey counterparts at The Hills.
South Africa to host ICC Women's Cricket Challenge
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The ICC today announced that South Africa will host the first ICC Women’s Cricket Challenge from 6 to 16 October in Potchefstroom.
Strabane make if five way tie at top of NW Senior One
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Strabane duly made it a 5-way tie for leadership of Division 1 of the Billy Henderson league when recording a 54 run win over co-leaders Bready on Thursday evening.
Ten wicket haul for Dockrell as Ireland A crush MCC
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226 run win as George Dockrell claims 10 for 55 in the match.
George Dockrell claims ten wicket haul
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Ireland wrapped up a totally comprehensive 226 run win against MCC at College Park just before lunch on the third day.
NCU weekend preview
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Lisburn top the league after their midweek 5 run win over CIYMS but sit out weekend action. North Down face a crucial home tie on Sunday against CIYMS.
Big cup dates as Fox Lodge face Railway Union
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Fox Lodge face Railway Union while Limavady and Instonians clash in Ulster Cup Final.
Ardmore in box seat as promotion race gathers pace
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It’s a big weekend in the race for promotion to the top flight of the league upcoming with three of the main challengers all playing sides in the lower half of the table.
ICC European Women’s WCQ battle to begin in Stirling next week
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Scotland hosts the European Women’s World Cup Qualifier next week, as Ireland, Scotland, the Netherlands, and an ECB Development XI travel to Stirling.
Three wins out of three for Ireland Under 17 girls
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Kim Garth scores unbeaten hundred while Louise McCarthy bowls superbly in victories against Hampshire.
Clean sweep for Irish Under 17 girls
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Ireland's Under 17 girls turned in two quite superb performances to complete a clean sweep of victories against English county side Hampshire.
Cork County and Limerick meet in Cup final dress rehearsal
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A look ahead to the weekend's actrion in Munster.
Leinster Under 15's defeat Cumbria
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Jack Balbirnie's half century gives Leinster welcome win after two defeats.
Ireland win convincingly in Under 15 Europeans
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Ireland posted the highest total of the tournament so far by making 251 for seven against Denmark.
Ireland defeat Jersey 2-0 in Under 17 Series
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Andy McBrine and Adam Berry are the Irish stars in the last two games of the series.
Ireland Under 17's claim series win against Jersey
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Rain prevented Ireland from completing a 3-0 series clean sweep against Jersey in the latest round of Under 17 games played this week in the Leinster region.
Carroll earns recall for Ireland A
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Instonians captain Eugene Moleon also named for the first time.
Ireland A squad named for Gloucestershire game
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Recall for Kenny Carroll, while debuts in store for Eugene Moleon and Conor Mullen.
Weakened Ireland still confident of success
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The Irish Women's cricket team take to the international stage for the second time this summer on Monday, but this time in a more familiar setting.
Weakened Ireland still confident of success
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The Irish Women's cricket team take to the international stage for the second time this summer on Monday, but this time in a more familiar setting.
Railway Union storm into Irish Cup final
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Opening stand of 182 between Tom Fisher and Kenny Carroll paves way for 123 run win against Fox Lodge.
NCU title race entering crucial phase
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North Down have a golden opportunity to regain their stranglehold on the NCU Premier League title race this weekend.
Railway Union reach Bob Kerr Irish Cup final
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Tom Fisher hits 123 as Railway Union defeat Fox Lodge.
Leinster lose final Under 15 game to Cheshire
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Thomas Anders makes 44 but Cheshire prevail aftre disappointing Leinster performance.
Brigade, Bready and Glendermott all win
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Limavady well beaten by Brigade, Smyth passes 1000 runs with 6th century, and Bready too strong for Eglinton.
Under 11 Quoile Cup Final
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Lurgan beat Armagh and now meet Leinster in the All Ireland semi-final.
Eastwood replaces Young and early start in ClubTurf Final
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Pembroke's Allan Eastwood comes in for injured Craig Young while Ulster Cup final to begin at 11am.
Eastwood replaces Young and early start in ClubTurf final
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Pembroke's Allan Eastwood replaces injured Craig Young, while it's an 11am start in Ulster Cup final.
Instonians defeat Limavady in Ulster Cup final
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MOM performance from Andrew White helps Instonians to four wickets win over Limavady.
Brigade go top, while St Johnston lose again
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Brigade defeat Glendermott in ill tempered clash at Beechgrove, while St Johnston lose at Coleraine.
Anderson stars as Merrion reach Irish Cup decider
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Merrion produced the performance of the day to reach their first Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup final with an 81 runs victory over Waringstown at The Lawn.
Anderson stars as Merrion reach final
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Merrion produced the performance of the day to reach their first Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup final with an 81 runs victory over Waringstown at The Lawn.
Ireland too strong for Guernsey in Under 15's
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Comfortable victory over Guernsey not enough to deny Scotland third Under 15 title.
Pembroke revive promotion hopes
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Pembroke open up the promotion race with victory against Phoenix.
NCU weekend round-up
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North Down claimed the outright lead of the NCU Premier League with a 175-run thrashing of CIYMS at Comber.
McAllister stars in crucial Malahide win
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Pressure now on Leinster as relegation looms after loss to Malahide.
Eimear Richardson leads Ireland to opening day win against Scotland
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Ireland began the European World Cup qualifying competition in Stirling with a comfortable victory over Scotland by five wickets.
Waringstown win NCU Under 13 Cup
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Adam Dennison stars as Waringstown defeat CSNI in the final at Stormont.
Waringstown defeat CSNI in Under 13 final
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Waringstown Under 13s lifted the Banogue Cup at Stormont after a comfortable 47-run victory over CSNI.
MCC Ireland win thrilling contest
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MCC Ireland had a very narrow win against their Welsh counterparts in Cardiff due to an excellent team performance.
Rain curtails Ireland A game with Gloucestershire
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Gloucestershire's second string score 122 for 2 against Ireland A in abbreviated day's play.
White and Curry reflect on Ulster Cup final
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Post match reaction as Instonians defeated Limavady by four wickets to claim the ClubTurf Ulster Cup.
Rain curtails Ireland A game at Gloucestershire
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Ireland A toiled manfully in a rain affected first day of their three day game at Bristol against Gloucestershire's second string.
Ireland name Under 17 squad for Scottish games
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Andy McBrine will skipper Ireland Under 17 in their next European Challenge Series.
Ireland Under 17 squad named for Scotland games
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Cricket Ireland have named a 13 man squad for their three games and Scotland in the European Series Challenge this week.
Bonds Glen open up title race
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Bonds Glen certainly breathed some life into the Division 2 title race on Sunday when Gary Hamilton’s side halted Ardmore’s impressive recent run.
Strabane on top against Fox Lodge
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Half centuries from Jon Beukes and Peter Gillespie see Strabane score 240 for 5 against Fox Lodge.
Lurgan Under 11's reach Irish Cup Final
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Lurgan Tigers under 11s will play Bready in the Irish Cup final after they recorded a superb 85-run win over Leinster.
Hudson Park enjoy Irish tour
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Results from the recent tour by Hudson Park around the Leinster area.
Ireland Under 17's defeat Scotland
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Ireland showed all their renowned fighting qualities to recover from several poor positions to record a narrow 13 run win against Scotland.
Isobel Joyce leads Ireland women to victory
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Narrow three wicket win against The Netherlands seals World Cup qualifier slot.
McCarthy stars as Ireland Under 17s defeat Scotland
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Ireland Under 17s clinch the series with a victory against Scotland at Eglinton.
Barry McCarthy stars in Ireland Under 17 win against Scotland
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Ireland's Under 17 side restored some national pride by defeating their Scottish counterparts by four wickets to take a 2-0 lead in the European Challenge Series.
Ireland Under 13's defeat Middlesex
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Half century from Gareth Delany and unbeaten 43 from Gary McClintock helps Ireland to six wicket win.
Ireland Under 13's defeat Middlesex
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Half century from Gareth Delany and unbeaten 43 from Gary McClintock helps Ireland to six wicket win.
Ireland have advantage over Dutch on day one
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Ireland finish 100 runs behind with 8 wickets standing against The Netherlands in Dublin.
Foxes make fighting start in Strabane run chase
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Bad light and rain stop play with Fox Lodge on 108-3 in pursuit of Strabane's 240.
Cricket in Lansdowne Road
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CricketEurope columnist Ger Siggins has collaborated with his Sunday Tribune colleague Malachy Clerkin on a new book on the history of Lansdowne Road.
NCU weekend preview
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League leaders North Down will be looking to secure full points on Saturday and Sunday.
Preview of NCU Intermediate Cup Final
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Derriaghy II and Saintfield II contest the final at Osborne Park.
Ireland keep control against The Netherlands
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Ireland have the Netherlands on the run and are on course to win a first game in their waning defence of the Intercontinental Cup.
Coghlan and Olphert lead Ireland Under 17s to dramatic win
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Scotland’s Under 17s blew a glorious chance to put one over on their Irish counterparts.
Lurgan and Templepatrick Under 11 Cricket Blitz
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Over 70 children involved in Blitz with some as young as 5 years old taking part.
ECB Development XI beat Ireland to take the European title
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ECB clinch European Championships with win over Ireland.
Eastwood stars as Ireland wrap up innings win
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Dream debut for Pembroke pace bowler as Ireland win comfortably before lunch on the third day.
Title within North Down's grasp
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If results go their way this weekend, North Down know the NCU Premier League title could be tantalisingly within their reach by around 4pm tomorrow.
Leinster U15 girls make dream start to festival
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Three wins on the trot for dominant Leinster girls, including 8 wicket win against Surrey.
Brigade now favourites after twist in title race
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The race is very much on for the NW Senior One title.
Mooney and White put Ireland in control
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221-RUN partnership between Andrew White and John Mooney followed by some late joy for the bowlers put Ireland in complete control of their Intercontinental Cup clash against the Netherlands on day two.
Ireland wrap up innings win
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Allan Eastwood and Albert van der Merwe combine to set up early victory against Netherlands.
Terenure defeat Hills 2 to remain in promotion hunt
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Brilliant all-round display by Sameer leads Terenure to victory.
Tyrone trio heap pressure on Brigade after Saturday wins
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It's tight at the top of NW Senior One as just two points seperate five teams.
Eastwood retains place in Ireland ODI squad
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Andrew Poynter also returns to Ireland's senior squad following shoulder injury.
Eastwood retains place in ODI squad
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Andrew Poynter returns after injury - Bob Kerr Irish Cup final date switched.
North name Under 11 squad for interpro clash
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The game with their Southern counterparts takes place at Burndennett on Wednesday.
Phoenix march on towards promotion
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Twenty runs seperate Phoenix and Pembroke in high scoring encounter, with Ben Larkin making brilliant hundred.
Rabbit in headlights display from Waringstown
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North Down close in on title after defeating Waringstown by six wickets.
Three way tie at top of NW league
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It's beginning to look like a three-horse race for the NW Division 1 title.
Ireland A women too strong for Cumbria
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Ireland A Women defeated Div 5 North league leaders Cumbria by an emphatic 201 runs thanks to Laura Delany century.
Southern youth teams selected for North games
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Under 11, 12 and 14 interprovincial games on Wednesday at Burndennett and Bready.
Wilson stars in Irish victory
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Ireland beat rain and The Netherlands to win first ODI by 70 runs.
Metcalfe and Richardson star in Ireland A victory
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Ireland A women secure emphatic win against Northumberland.
Metcalfe and Richardson star in Irish victory
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Two wins in two days put Ireland A women in the promotion mix.
Bready II defeat Brigade II to clinch title
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Robert Spence dances his way to 93 and a league title.
Wilson century leads Ireland to 70 run win against Netherlands
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Superb all-round team performance sees Ireland defeat Netherlands comfortably in opening RSA ODI.
Paul Stirling nominated in two categories in ICC Awards
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Trent Johnston and Kevin O'Brien also among the nominees.
Paul Stirling nominated for two ICC Awards
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Strong European representation in Associate and Affiliate Player of the Year category.
Strydom and McCann star for Ireland A
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Unbroken 8th wicket stand of 106 between Reinhardt Strydom and Rory McCann takes Ireland to 217 for 7 against Hampshire 2nd XI.
Ireland A v Hampshire Day One report
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Unbroken stand of 106 between Reinhardt Strydom and Rory McCann rescues Ireland.
Ireland face New Zealand and Zimbabwe in World Cup warm ups
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With just six months to go before the first ball of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 is bowled, the ICC has announced the schedule of warm-up matches.
Ireland face New Zealand and Zimbabwe in World Cup warm ups
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Ireland based in Nagpur for warm up games in 2011 World Cup.
Stirling stars as Ireland crush Netherlands
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Trademark half-century as Ireland defeat Netherlands by nine wickets.
Stirling stars as Ireland defeat Netherlands
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Paul Stirling celebrated his nomination in two categories for this year’s ICC awards with a trademark, quick-fire half-century.
Crowd run for cover as Stirling lets loose
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Ireland completed an emphatic nine-wicket victory over the Netherlands yesterday to cement their standing as the 10th best side in world.
Minor & Minor Qualifying Cup previews
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Ballymena III play Bangor III whilst Ballymena IV play Academy III
Beach Cricket Festival in Laytown
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Dundalk Cricket Club and Volcano Sports Club made history in Ireland by hosting the first ever Irish Beach Cricket successfully in Laytown beach on Saturday.
Time for clubs to draw breath as season enters home straight
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Reflection on a variety of topics as NW season draws to a close.
Honours even on day two of Ireland A versus Hampshire clash
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Half centuries for James Hall, Reinhardt Strydom and Rory McCann.
Honours even on Day Two of Ireland A versus Hampshire clash
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Half centuries for James Hall, Rory McCann and Reinhardt Strydom.
Brigade host Strabane in vital league clash
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Top three have title destiny in their own hands as we enter final stages of the league campaign.
Ireland squad named for matches in Canada
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Alex Cusack ruled out, but Andre Botha and Phil Eaglestone return.
Ireland squad named for Canada tour
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Alex Cusack ruled out, but Andre Botha and Phil Eaglestone return.
Merrion Women clinch Pilkington crown
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Jill Whelan stars as Merrion women defeat a combined select to win the Pilkington Cup.
Strabane in pole position following important win against Brigade
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Strabane took a massive step towards claiming the NW senior title when they edged out Brigade in a thriller.
Curry hundred keeps Eglinton struggling
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Yet another century from Dekker Curry as Limavady beat Eglinton by 86 runs.
Graham McDonnell hits century in Railway win
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Magnificent century from McDonnell sees Malahide convincingly defeated.
Clontarf win thriller at The Hills
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Jordan Coghlan takes five wickets as Clontraf ease relegation fears.
Ireland name Under 17 squad for Dutch series
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Ireland will attempt to maintain their unbeaten run when they take on The Netherlands Under 17's this week.
Ireland name Under 17 squad for Dutch series
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Ireland's Under 17's will attempt to maintain their unbeaten record when they face their Dutch counterparts this week.
Leinster Cricket week results
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News from the Leinster Under 11's plus the Under 13 girls interprovincials
Boyland and Richardson set up convincing North County win
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Conor Armstrong scores unbeaten half century as County trounce Leinster by seven wickets.
Amazing Bready collapse dents title hopes
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James and Junior McBrine combine as Bready lose 7 wickets for just 13 runs.
Jones stars as CSN defeat North Down
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Premier title race opens up with Lisburn and Waringstown back in the hunt.
Gillespie, Simpson and Lecky on the title race
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Player reaction after Strabane defeat Brigade, and Bready lose at Donemana.
Burndennett win Sammy Jeffrey while Ardmore claim league advantage
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Second final loss in a week for Bonds Glen, while Ardmore go clear at the top of NW Senior Two.
Bready claim Under 11 All Ireland trophy
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Bready beat Lurgan by seven wickets to claim the Alec Dunlop Memorial Cup Final.
Bready win All Ireland Under 11 trophy
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Bready's youngsters claimed their first All Ireland trophy when they defeated their Lurgan counterparts on Monday.
Ireland Academy side lose heavily to England Under 17's
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Half centuries from James Shannon and Ben Ackland the only positives in comprehensive loss.
Ireland Academy loses heavily to England Under 17
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Half centuries from James Shannon and Ben Ackland not enough to prevent 7 wicket loss.
Mixed fortunes for Lurgan in cup finals
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Lurgan win Under 11 league but lose in All Ireland final.
Ireland Women name provisional squad for South Africa tournament
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Ciara Metcalfe confirmed as captain for the ICC Women's Cricket Challenge in South Africa.
Crucial games at both top and bottom of NW league
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The closing stages of the cricket season could well see the title and relegation issues become clearer.
Paradise lost for St Johnston?
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Will St Johnston regret not hiring an overseas professional in 2010?
Donemana win U13 All Ireland final by 22 runs
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William McClintock hits century to secure victory over Waringstown at The Lawn.
Ireland Intercontinental Cup fixtures confirmed.
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Away trips to Canada and Zimbabwe on the calendar.
Remaining Ireland Intercontinental Cup fixtures confirmed
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Ireland need victories in their matches in Canada and Zimbabwe to keep alive any hopes of a fourth title.
Donemana defeat Waringstown to win U13 All Ireland Trophy
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William McClintock century helps Donemana beat Waringstown by 22 runs despite unbeaten 61 from James Mitchell.
Ireland women name provisional squad for South Africa tournament
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Ciara Metcalfe assumes captaincy role ahead of South African trip.
NCU preview
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Although North Down suffered a shock defeat last Sunday there is still in the box seat to take the League title.
Montgomery unhappy at Glendermott suspensions
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Lack of consistency in reporting players by umpires highlighted.
Railway keep title hopes alive with win over Merrion
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Dress rehearsal for Irish Cup Final sees Railway triumph in low scoring encounter.
North Down defeat YMCA to win All Ireland Cup
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Gareth Wright's 41 proves the decisive innings in low scoring encounter at Claremont Road.
Wright stars as North Down beat YM in All Ireland final
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North Down Under 15's claimed the Ian Lewis All Ireland Under 15 trophy when they overcame the challenge of YMCA to win a low scoring thriller at Claremont Road.
Thompson hopes Lisburn can benefit from North Down wobble
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Greg Thompson wants to take advantage of league lifeline offered by North Down defeat.
Ireland Academy defeats England Under 17s
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Half centuries from Graham and Hugh McDonnell lead the Irish side to a three wicket win.
Ireland Academy defeat England Under 17's
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Half centuries from Graham and Hugh McDonnell help Ireland to three wicket win.
Stirling still hopeful of retaining Intercontinental Cup title
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Ireland aim for a win to keep alive their faint hopes of capturing a fourth consecutive Intercontinental Cup crown.
Stirling still hopeful of retaining Intercontinental Cup title
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Ireland aiming for win to keep alive faint hopes of capturing fourth consecutive Intercontinental Cup crown.
Wilson comes of age for Ireland and Surrey
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It’s been the classic case of the two-bus syndrome for Gary Wilson of Surrey and Ireland.
North County defeat Clontarf in thriller
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Two runs the margin as Balrothery side close in on title - relegation a distinct possibility for Clontarf.
Old Belvedere too strong for Cork County
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Simmi Singh hits 74 in easy Old Belvedere victory against the Munster men.
YMCA end The Hills' title hopes
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James Shortt scores an excellent half century as YMCA improve their survival chances.
North Down get title chase back on tracks
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If North Down are crowned NCU Premier League champions next weekend, they will owe a huge debt of gratitude to Andrew Sutherland.
Waringstown keep pressure on with win over Lisburn
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The NCU Premier League title race could barely be closer going into a potentially thrilling final day of the season next Saturday.
Braithwaite stars as Leinster defeat Malahide
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A third-wicket partnership of 200 between Craig Mallon (92) and Carlos Brathwaite (106) put the match out of Malahide's reach.
Cricket Ireland statement on Zimbabwe
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Cricket Ireland's CEO, Warren Deutrom, responds to the criticism of his organisation for deciding to play in Zimbabwe and explains the reasons behind their decision.
Ireland dominate opening day of Intercontinental Cup match against Canada
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Trent Johnston leads from the front as Ireland take command on the first day in Toronto.
Johnston five wicket haul puts Ireland in control
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Trent Johnston took three wickets in four balls in Toronto yesterday to put Ireland in a dominant position in their must-win Intercontinental Cup match against Canada.
Ireland remain in charge despite Canadian fightback
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Ireland gave blood and sweat in a bid to beat Canada in Toronto yesterday, but the champions' hopes of a fourth successive InterContinental Cup title may already have been ended on this side of the Atlantic.
Ireland beat Pakistan fair and square
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The hullabaloo over the shocking allegations swirling around the Pakistan cricket team revives memories of their remarkable defeat by Ireland in the 2007 World Cup.
Strabane on verge of title
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St Johnston and Strabane hold the key as the NW Senior One season draws to a close.
CI deny pressure to move tour to Zimbabwe
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Cricket Ireland chief executive Warren Deutrom has denied that outside influences had any bearing on the decision of the national team to travel to Zimbabwe
Bowlers have Ireland on the brink of victory in Toronto
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Canada fought back strongly on the second day, but Ireland are now poised to claim full points.
Record Canadian partnership frustrates Ireland
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Ireland’s Intercontinental Cup match against Canada in Toronto was taken into the final day by a combination of stubborn home batting, poor Irish fielding and the weather.
High Noon showdown at St Johnston
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The NW title race and relegation issue to be decided in Co Donegal tomorrow.
Record partnership by Bagai and Chohan frustrates Ireland
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Records tumble on day three as Ireland struggle to get over the finishing line.
Bob Kerr Final to raise money for Concern
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Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup Final to raise money for the Concern Emergency Pakistan Appeal.
Bob Kerr Final to raise money for Concern Pakistan Appeal
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Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup Final to raise money for the Concern Emergency Pakistan Appeal.
Downpatrick desperate for victory against Instonians
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Downpatrick will be facing a patched-up Instonians team as they try and keep their NCU Premier League survival hopes alive.
Vital final matches for North Down at CIYMS and Waringstown at CSN
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A win for N Down will secure Premier League title but a defeat and a win for Waringstown will see the Villagers crowned Champions.
Ballymena go incommunicado
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Stand-in Ballymena captain Simon McDowell has banned all talk of goings-on at Strangford Road while his team are playing Carrickfergus.
White leads Ireland to victory over Canada
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Ireland complete six wicket win over Canada after thunderstorm threatened to ruin final day.
NCU title race on knife-edge
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A NCU Premier League title race that looked dead in the water a fortnight ago is poised on a knife-edge going into the final day of the season.
Ireland keeps ICup hopes alive
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Andrew White turns in MOM performance as Ireland beat Canada and the weather.
Strabane claim senior title as Saints are sunk
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Second successive title for Strabane sees St Johnston relegated in the process.
World Cup opportunities beckons for Ireland squad
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A chance for fringe players to stake a claim when Ireland take on Canada in two ODI's.
North County clinch Leinster senior title
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A 32 run win at YMCA means North County win the Division 1 title while the home side slip ever closer to the relegation trapdoor.
Johnston is fit for Ireland's ODIs against Canada
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Competition for places becomes more intense as the World Cup looms on the horizon.
Perfect season for Coleraine in Intermediate League
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100% record as the club storm to a league and cup double under Nigel Barr's leadership.
Ireland squad for ICC Women's Cricket Challenge
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Cricket Ireland have announced their squad of 14 players ahead of the ICC Women's Cricket Challenge.
Metcalfe captains youthful Ireland Women's squad
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Cricket Ireland have announced their squad of 14 players ahead of the ICC Women's Cricket Challenge.
Downpatrick survival hopes remain intact
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Downpatrick need to record a highly-convincing win over Lurgan next Saturday if they are pull off an unlikely escape from relegation.
North Down crowned champions
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Magnificent seven for Peter Shields as North Down claim yet another league title.
NCU speculation starts early
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Speculation is already under way about who will be moving where in the NCU Premier League over the winter.
Gunasekera and Bagai lead Canada to victory
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Ireland experiences its first ODI defeat by an Associate country since July 2008.
Ireland lose opening ODI to Canada
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Ireland suffered a rude awakening in the dark in Toronto as they lost the first one-day international against Canada by four runs under the Duckworth/Lewis formula.
Merrion Pen Pictures
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Ahead of the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup Final, we take a look at the Merrion squad.
Merrion Pen Pictures
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Ahead of the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup final on Saturday, we take a look at the Merrion squad.
Clontarf ease relegation fears with win over Leinster
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Rathmines side look doomed after narrow defeat to fellow strugglers Clontarf.
Sunny Summer for Fingal Cricket
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It was a fun filled, busy and most enjoyable summer for cricket in Fingal.
Railway Union Pen Pictures
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A look at the Railway Union squad who will contest the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup final.
Cork County complete Munster double
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Cork County made it a clean sweep of the Munster senior competitions after they brushed Limerick Raiders aside.
Record breaking Stirling lifts Ireland
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177 from Paul Stirling helps Ireland defeat Canada by 92 runs
Records tumble as Ireland beat Canada to square series
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It was a record breaking day in Toronto for both Paul Stirling and the Ireland team, as they bounced back from the loss of the first ODI to inflict a comprehensive 92 run defeat upon Canada.
Ireland gain revenge - a transatlantic viewpoint
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Petrol $130, Hotel $ 298, Case of Peller Estate Ice Wine $313 watching Paul Stirling set the highest score in an Ireland ODI, priceless..
Shoot-out looms as Bonds Glen go level at top
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Bonds Glen took advantage of Ardmore’s inactivity to move joint top of the table with a facile win at home to Ballyspallen.
Sunny Summer for Fingal Cricket
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It was a fun filled, busy and most enjoyable summer for cricket in Fingal.
Stirling stars as Ireland gain revenge over Canada
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Paul Stirling produced a batting master class to compile Ireland’s highest ever score in a one-day international.
Railway Union Pen Pictures
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A look at the Railway Union squad who will face Merrion in the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup.
Johnston relishing Irish Cup battle with Merrion
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Railway Union and Ireland captain Trent Johnston looks ahead to Saturday's Bob Kerr ISC final.
Johnston relishing Bob Kerr Irish Cup clash with Merrion
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It's been quite a year for Trent Johnston and he'd love to finish it with a winners medal.
Anderson urges Merrion to make history
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Merrion captain John Anderson has urged his Merrion players to create a bit of history by defeating Railway Union in tomorrow's Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup final.
Anderson urges Merrion to make history
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Merrion captain John Anderson believes Merrion can upset form book yet again and capture the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup.
Trent Johnston breaks into top 20
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Veteran seam bowler continues to climb up rankings while Paul Stirling gains 24 places.
Merrion stun Railway to claim Irish Cup
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Merrion win the Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup for the first time after a high scoring encounter.
Merrion stun Railway to claim Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup
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Greg Clarence and Dom Joyce stage batting masterclass to upstage Railway Union in high scoring final.
Johnston and Stirling continue to impress
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Ireland’s veteran seam bowler Trent Johnston breakS into the top 20 for the first time in his career.
Cricket Ireland name squad for Zimbabwe tour
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Ireland boosted by the return of county players for trip to Zimbabwe.
Ireland name squad for Zimbabwe tour
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Ireland boosted by the availabilty of their county players.
Railway Union claim win against The Hills
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Sunday morning, “the day after the night before”, Railway Union hosted The Hills at Park Avenue.
Merrion upset the odds to shock Railway Union
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Merrion upset the odds, ironically supplied by their sponsors Paddy Power, to claim their first Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup title with a 36-run victory over Railway Union.
Pembroke defeat Cork County
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Danny Barclay hits 81 as Pembroke prove too strong for the Munstermen.
Bonds Glen in pole position
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The Division 2 title race still has some way to run as the weather interrupted the crucial game at The Nedd meaning that the outcome remains in the balance for another week at least.
Killyclooney win at Burndennett
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Burndennett and Killyclooney brought their respective seasons to an end on Sunday with an entertaining T20 contest.
Cork County end season with win at The Hills
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Simon Ridley scores half century as Cork County end season with win at The Hills 2.
Downpatrick face mission impossible
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Downpatrick's unlikely attempt to avoid relegation from the NCU Premier League now looks like mission impossible.
NW cricket seeking coaches for youth cricket
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In late November the N.W junior coaching sessions begin again in preparation for the inter provincial competitions next summer.
NW review of the year (1) - Bready
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We start our review of the NW cricket season with a look at just how Bready secured second place.
Squads announced for Women's Cricket Challenge
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Sides aim to boost One-Day International rankings during six-team tournament in South Africa.
Squads announced for ICC Women’s Cricket Challenge
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The final squads to participate in the ICC Women’s Cricket Challenge, from 6-16 October 2010, were announced today.
Shaun Bradley Memorial Game
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NW select prevail against Phoenix Taverners in the annual challenge match.
Zimbabwe National Team Playing Against Ireland Announced
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Zimbabwe name strong squad ahead of three ODI fixtures with Ireland.
Porterfield resolved to keeping Ireland at the top table
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His world is shrinking around him, and the only relief for William Porterfield is that he feels his Ireland team are in a position to do something about it.
Bonds Glen claim title as rain ends Ardmore hopes
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The Nedd and Ardmore suffer washout, which hands the NW Senior Two title to Bonds Glen.
Red carpet welcome for Ireland in Zimbabwe
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It wasn’t quite a heroes’ welcome but the Ireland squad received the full red-carpet treatment on their arrival in Harare.
NW Review (2) - Brigade
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There is no doubt that the spending spree at Beechgrove heaped plenty of pressure on Brigade this season and only they will know how the reality matched up with the expectation.
Johnston and O'Brien shortlisted for Associate Player of the Year Award
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Trent Johnston and Kevin O'Brien shortlisted along with Ryan ten Doeschate and Mohammed Shahzad.
White and O'Brien put Ireland in strong position
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Ireland close day one on 340 for 6 against Zimbabwe XI in Harare.
Solid batting display gives Ireland advantage
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Half centuries from Andrew White, Kevin O'Brien and William Porterfield give Ireland a strong start against Zimbabwe XI.
NW Review 3 - Burndennett
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Mark Roulston starred for Burndennett who faltered after strong start to the season.
Ireland face uphill task after resolute Zimbabwe batting performance
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Sixth highest total for Ireland, but Zimbabwe fight back with determined batting performance.
Zimbabwe fight back on day two
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Ireland have already realised that the easy bit in this Intercontinental Cup game in Harare will be scoring runs.
Zimbabwe secure first innings lead against Ireland
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Ireland relinquish their Intercontinental Cup crown after conceding first innings lead to Zimbabwe XI.
Adamstown Cricket Festival takes palce on Saturday
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Cricket Blitz promises fun galore on Saturday in Adamstown.
Zimbabwe pile on the runs against Ireland
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Ireland toil in the Harare heat as Zimbabwe XI head towards record total.
Ireland lose grip on Intercontinental Cup
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Zimbabwe XI pile on the runs on day three of the clash in Harare.
NW Review 4 - Ballyspallen
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A look at how Ballyspallen performed on their return to Senior cricket after a three year absence.
Ireland and Zimbabwe play out tame draw
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Ireland avoided any second innings embarrassment to draw the last game of their Intercontinental Cup campaign easily.
Ireland draw with Zimbabwe
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Ireland avoided any second innings embarrassment to easily draw the last game of their Intercontinental Cup campaign.
Bowled over by cricket's golden boys
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The West Indies. Rathmines. 1984. I was there. It's the only Irish cricket match I've ever been at. And it happens to be one of the most memorable sporting experiences of my life
Last ball heartbreak for Ireland against Zimbabwe
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There are very few ODI's which are not covered by television but Ireland are already regretting that their series in Zimbabwe is one of them.
Ireland lose thriller against Zimbabwe
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Last ball heartbreak for battling Ireland as they lose first ODI in Harare.
NW Review 6 - Ardmore
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A look back at a season which saw the Bleachgreen side pipped for promotion.
Simmons looks to give Zimbabwe the runaround
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As Ireland bid to take revenge in today's 2nd ODI, all the talk in the visitors' camp still centred around the run-out that never was.
White receives apology from umpires
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Ireland's Andrew White received an apology from the umpires after Sunday’s first one-day international against Zimbabwe in Harare.
White receives apology from umpires
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Andrew White received an apology from the umpires after Sunday’s first one-day international against Zimbabwe in Harare.
Ireland women prepare for ICC Cricket Challenge
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Countdown begins for the ICC Cricket Challenge which gets under way in South Africa next week.
Ireland women excited by ICC Cricket Challenge
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Ireland women put in the hard yards ahead of next week's international cricket competition n South Africa.
Adamstown Cricket Festival is great success
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Cricket bonanza as teams from all over Ireland enjoy brilliant cricketing event.
NW Review 7 - Glendermott
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Stephen Smyth and Hancke von Rauenstein dominate the averages for the Rectory side.
O'Brien heroics in vain as Zimbabwe defeat Ireland
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Zimbabwe take a 2-0 series lead after three wicket win against Ireland.
Zimbabwe take 2-0 series lead against Ireland
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Half centuries from Kevin O'Brien and Paul Stirling not enough to stave off three wicket defeat.
Mooney leads Ireland to consolation victory
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20 run victory over Zimbabwe keeps Ireland in 10th place in ODI rankings.
Ireland finish tour with win over Zimbabwe
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John Mooney wins MOM award as Ireland defeat Zimbabwe by 20 runs.
Beach cricket a big hit in Wexford
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Members of Wexford Wanderers cricket club provided beach cricket for over 500 children on four consecutive days.
Beach cricket a big hit in Wexford
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Members of Wexford Wanderers cricket club provided beach cricket for over 500 children on four consecutive days.
Sister Act for Ireland
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For Ireland's women's team it appears to be very much of a sister thing; with three different set of sisters as an integral part of the team.
Sister Act for Ireland at cricket challenge
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For Ireland's women's team it appears to be very much of a sister thing; with three different set of sisters as an integral part of the team.
NW Review 9 - Killyclooney
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A year of transition for Killyclooney after a number of significant departures.
Opening day defeats for Ireland and Netherlands
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Ireland lost to Pakistan in their opening match at the ICC Women's Challenge in Potchefstrrom, South Africa.
Garth excited by South African challenge
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When the ICC Women's Cricket Challenge begins in South Africa, there will be few players more excited than 14-year old Irish all-rounder Kim Garth.
Kim Garth relishing ICC Cricket Challenge
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When the ICC Women's Cricket Challenge begins on Wednesday in South Africa, there will be few players more excited than 14-year old Irish all-rounder Kim Garth.
Bowled over by hat-trick heroes
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A rural town is celebrating after a group of Pakistani men who lost their jobs in a meat factory won the Connacht cricket league for the third year in a row.
Bowled over by hat-trick heroes
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A rural town is celebrating after a group of Pakistani men who lost their jobs in a meat factory won the Connacht cricket league for the third year in a row.
Heavy defeat for Ireland in South Africa
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Ireland lose to Pakistan by seven wickets after being dismissed for 116 on day one.
NW Review 11 - Fox Lodge
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A good season for the Ballymagorry side could well have been a memorable one.
Irish women lose again
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West Indies defeats Ireland by 165 runs on the second day of the ICC Women's Challenge in Potchefstroom.
Economic boost as Southern Ireland gets first international cricket ground
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Funding has been announced for the International Cricket Ground Development at Malahide CC.
Irish government to aid development of new international ground
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450,000 euros of grant aid will be used to upgrade Malahide to a 12,000 capacity international venue.
West Indies too strong for Ireland
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A dramatic batting collapse saw Ireland go down to a 165-run defeat to the West Indies.
Irish women still without a win
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The third round of matches in the ICC Women's Challenge saw Ireland lose to South Africa.
Ireland's women easily defeat The Netherlands
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Ireland recorded their first victory of the ICC Women's Challenge with a comprehensive eight wickets victory over The Netherlands.
South Africa too strong for Ireland
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South Africa made it three wins out of three, this time defeating Ireland by eight wickets.
NW Review 12 - Creevedonnell
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Among the favourites for promotion at the start of the season it was a solid campaign for Stephen Scroggie's side and they will be confident that they can build on this ahead of next April.
Ireland clinch easy win over Netherlands
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Cecelia and Isobel Joyce share 150 run partneship to set up easy eight wicket win.
Midleton awarded Texaco Sportstars Bursary
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Midleton CC Chairman, James Doran, and Hon. Secretary, Clinton Laverty, travelled to Dublin last week to collect a 2010 Texaco Sportstars Bursary worth €5,000.
Midleton Cricket Club awarded Texaco Sportstars Bursary
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Midleton Cricket Club Chairman, James Doran, and Hon. Secretary, Clinton Laverty, travelled to Dublin last week to collect a 2010 Texaco Sportstars Bursary worth €5000.
William Porterfield joins Warwickshire
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The Ireland captain moves from Gloucestershire after signing a three year deal.
William Porterfield joins Warwickshire
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Irish captain signs from Gloucestershire on three year deal.
NW Review 13 - The Nedd
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Few clubs epitomise North West cricket better than the Kings Lane side despite the fact that they probably weren't at their best this season.
Ireland women lose to Sri Lanka in a thrilling finish
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The final round of matches in the ICC Women's Challenge saw Ireland lose to Sri Lanka by 2 wickets and finish in 5th position.
NW Review 14 - Limavady
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It has been on the cards for a while but it isn't difficult to argue that 2010 was the year that the dominance of Limavady, Donemana and Brigade was finally broken by the new breed of North West wannabees.
Porterfield relishing Warwickshire challenge
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William Porterfield claims he has switched counties because he wants to fight for the right to open the batting again.
Ireland lose to Sri Lanka in Women's Twenty 20
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An 11 run defeat means that Ireland will play Pakistan on Saturday for the right to appear in the play-off for third place.
NW review 15 - Eglinton
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The only real positive that can be taken from theirs is that they managed to avoid relegation on the back of a little naievety at the Boathole.
Battling Ireland lose by 11 runs to Sri Lanka
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So near and yet so far for Ireland women in T20 clash.
NW Review 16 - Bonds Glen
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There can be few complaints when a season yields three cup final appearances, two trophies, including a league title, and promotion to the top flight for the first time in your history.
Kyle McCallan to captain Waringstown
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Ireland’s most capped player takes over the role from Jonathan Bushe, who steps down after captaining the club for six of the past seven seasons.
NW Review 17 - Sion Mills
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After a number of seasons of appatrent turmoil there was definitely an air of stability around Sion Mills this year.
Ireland defeat Netherlands to finish fifth
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Nikki Symmons scores 86 to ensure Ireland take fifth spot in Twenty20 competition.
North Down domninate NCU Awards
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North Down collected the bulk of the honours at the Northern Cricket Union’s annual dinner and awards night in Belfast on Saturday.
Muckamore Reunion Gala Dinner
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Muckamore Cricket Club plan to honour those that been part of the clubs great history by hosting their first Muckamore Reunion Gala Dinner.
Top brass on board in attempt to reduce top flight
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Cricket Ireland chief executive Warren Deutrom will address the annual meeting of the Northern Cricket Union in Belfast tonight to try and convince the member clubs they should have an eight-team Premier League.
Ireland name 17 man squad for India camp
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Ed Joyce and Hamish Marshall named for three week Indian training camp.
Ireland name squad for India tour
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Ed Joyce and Hamish Marshall named in 17 man squad for three week camp in India.
Holdsworth report convinces NCU to slim down divisions
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The Northern Cricket Union will have eight-team leagues from the 2012 season.
Ireland announce date and venue for the RSA Challenge against England
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Cricket Ireland and RSA Insurance announces the date and venue for the Ireland vs. England RSA Challenge on August 25th 2011.
Ireland announce date and venue for England ODI
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Clontarf to host RSA Challenge against England on Thursday August 25.
NCU to move to 8 team leagues after 2011
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Northern Cricket Union AGM agrees to restructure Junior cricket with open leagues.
Cricket Writers of Ireland Awards Night
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The third annual Cricket Writers of Ireland awards dinner saw Trent Johnston selected as Irish International Player of the Year.
Cricket Writers of Ireland Awards Night
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Trent Johnston, George Dockrell, and Kenny Carroll collect the awards.
Cricket Ireland unveil extensive education programme
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For the first time, Cricket Ireland is in a position to offer a thorough Winter Programme of Coach Education courses.
Cricket Ireland unveil extensive coach education programme
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For the first time, Cricket Ireland is in a position to offer a thorough Winter Programme of Coach Education courses.
North West AGM to consider moving to eight team leagues
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North West clubs get their chance tonight to back the Domestic Review.
North West clubs reject elite league proposal
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North West of Ireland clubs, who will not have one current player heading to the World Cup, reject Cricket Ireland's request to reduce the size of their leagues.
North West trio bring a little culture to Healesville
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Fox Lodge trio making a big impression in Australian cricket.
Zimbabwean Ryan Butterworth signs for Eglinton
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After a difficult season Eglinton move to rectify matters in 2011.
Joyce delighted at being back in the green
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Ed Joyce talks about his renewed involvement with the Irish international side after a break of five years.
Ed Joyce relishing Ireland return
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Ed Joyce on his return to the green of Ireland after five years.
Ulster Premier League the way forward?
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Is the formation of an Ulster Premier League the way to go for the NW and NCU.
World Cup decision on Joyce and Marshall in hands of Clive Lloyd
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Whether Ed Joyce and Hamish Marshall will be allowed to play in the 2011 World Cup will be decided by Clive Lloyd.
NW coaching sessions available
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The winter coaching sessions for the North West of Ireland Cricket Union will commence on Wednesday 24th November 2010.
NW cricket coaching sessions announced
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The winter coaching sessions for the North West of Ireland Cricket Union will commence on Wednesday 24th November 2010.
Connacht Cricket Union formed
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Mark Garaway pays tribute to setting up of Connacht Cricket Union.
Critical time for North West as options start to narrow
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A look back at the North West decison to reject 8 team leagues.
Graeme McCarter signs 2 year contract for Gloucestershire
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Another young Irish cricketer has been given the chance to make his mark on the English County scene.
Cricket Ireland is expanding to the west
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Jody Morgan, the father of international star Eoin, becomes president of the newly-formed Connacht Cricket Union.
Cricket Ireland is expanding in the west
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Jody Morgan, the father of international star Eoin, becoming president of the newly-formed Connacht Cricket Union.
Joyce granted World Cup dispensation
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The ICC grants Ed Joyce special dispensation to participate in the 2011 World Cup, but turns down Hamish Marshall request.
Ed Joyce to play in World Cup
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ICC grant special dispensation to Ed Joyce but Hamish Marshall request declined.
Belgrove Eagles remain undefeated in ISL
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Now that each of the four ISL teams have at least one game under their belts, it’s as good a time as any to get to know these sides a little better....
Belgrove Eagles remain undefeated in ISL
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Now that each of the four ISL teams have at least one game under their belts, it’s as good a time as any to get to know these sides a little better.
Lisburn to host 2011 Challenge Cup Final
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Oldest NCU club Lisburn will celebrate their 175th in style.
Thurles CC opens it doors to new members
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After the formation of the Connacht Union, the growth in popularity of the game has never been more evident.
Thurles CC opens its doors to new members
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After the formation of the Connacht Union, the growth in popularity of the game has never been more evident.
Cricket Ireland seek Strength and Conditioning Coach
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Cricket Ireland wishes to recruit a Strength & Conditioning Coach to work with the national squads -mens, womens and juniors.
Cricket Ireland seeks Strength and Conditioning Coach
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Cricket Ireland requires a Strength & Conditioning Coach to work with the national squads -mens, womens and juniors.
North Down sign Australian Ian Moran
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Ian Moran, a pace bowling all rounder, joins double winners North Down.
Ireland XI win tour opener by 2 wickets
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Trent Johnston with unbeaten 47 sees Ireland XI home against a Pune Select XI with four balls to spare.
Comprehensive victory for Ireland XI in India
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Alex Cusack hits an undefeated century and Hamish Marshall 72 against Pune.
Associate stars call for inspiration at CWC 2011
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Call for messages of support to be sent in via Twitter.
Comfortable victories for Eagles in doubleheader
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Two comfortable victories for the Belgrove Eagles put them in a commanding position at the top of the ISL table.
Gloucestershire confirm McCarter deal
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Ireland youth international Graeme McCarter puts pen to paper on full-time deal.
Gloucestershire confirm McCarter professional deal
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Gloucestershire CC confirm Graeme McCarter has signed two year professional deal with the club.
Gerard Brophy awarded benefit season by Yorkshire
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Gerard Brophy has been awarded a benefit season in 2011 by Yorkshire CCC.
Stephen Moreton named Irish women's coach
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Cricket Ireland confirms the appointment of Stephen Moreton as coach of the Ireland women’s national squad.
Stephen Moreton named as Ireland Women's Senior Coach
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Cricket Ireland today confirmed the appointment of Stephen Moreton as coach of the Ireland Women’s national squad.
Bready sign Agha Sabir Ali
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Former Limavady professional confirmed as Bready overseas player for 2011.
NCU Review 2 - CIYMS
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A look back at how CIYMS and New Zealand Test star Craig McMillan fared in 2010.
Morgan facing uphill battle to realize Ashes dream
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Barring the wholly unexpected, Eoin Morgan will not realise his childhood dream of playing in an Ashes Test come this week’s first of five in Brisbane.
NCU Review 4 - Civil Service North
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Following the trophy winning seasons of recent years, 2010 was something of a come down for Civil Service North.
2011 Irish Senior Cup draw
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Holders Merrion travel to Carrickfergus while Railway Union face difficult away trip at Strabane.
2011 Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup Draw
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Holders Merrion face difficult away trip to Carrickfergus, while beaten finalists Railway Union travel to Strabane.
West on course to make World Cup squad
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Regan West is winning his fitness battle after four shoulder operations finally provide a cure.
Tough draw for NCU sides in Irish Cup
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Five home matches for NCU sides but no easy ties in Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup draw.
Tough draw for NCU sides in Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup
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Five home draws for NCU teams, but some tough fixtures for all.
Brave Giants rally not enough to catch Eagles
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Belgrove Eagles continue to set the pace in the UCD Indoor League.
Irish Sports Unites in appeal to government to protect sport for future generations
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Irish sport has once again united in making a submission to Government highlighting the vital role played by Government funding in the development of Irish sport.
Sachin Tendulkar backs Eoin Morgan
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Indian legend Sachin Tendulkar says Ireland’s Eoin Morgan can help England win an Ashes series on Australian soil for the first time since 1986-87.
Rankin on target for World Cup comeback
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Boyd Rankin will start bowling again next week and hopes to be up to full pace in January, more than a month before Ireland’s first match at the World Cup finals.
Rankin on target for World Cup comeback
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Boyd Rankin will start bowling again next week and hopes to be up to full pace in January, more than a month before Ireland’s first match at the World Cup finals.
Northern Bank Senior Cup Draw
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Holders Brigade face fierce rivals Glendermott in tie of the round.
ICC announces Intercontinental Cup 2009-10 Team of the Tournament
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features players from five teams; selection panel picks Ireland’s William Porterfield as captain.
Dunleavy stars for Rhinos as they hand Eagles first defeat of the season.
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Jeremy Dunleavy the difference between the sides as Roebuck Rhinos claim shock win.
Koch takes the major individual honour at Munster Awards night
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There was an impressive turn-out for the Munster Cricket Union 2010 Awards ceremony.
NCU Review 5 - Victoria
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Year of improvement for Victoria CC as third placed league position secured.
Ireland against England ticket details released
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Tickets for historic clash against England go on sale on Saturday.
Ireland v England ticket details
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Tickets for next season's historic clash against England in Dublin go on sale this weekend.
Porterfield satisfaction at Indian trip
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Ireland skipper William Porterfield is happy that his team got to acclimatise to Indian conditions on its recent four week tour.
Porterfield satisfaction at India trip
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Ireland skipper William Porterfield is happy that his team got to acclimatise to the conditions in India on its recent four week tour to that country.
Ireland gripped by World Cup fear
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ICC chief executive Haroon Lorgat is unable to give any encouragement to the Associate members, including Ireland, that they will be involved in the 2015 World Cup.
Leinster cricketers escape freezing weather
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Ten of the Union's most promising cricketers off to Spanish training camp.
Joyce signs contract extension with Sussex
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Sussex batsman Ed Joyce has signed a one-year extension to his contract which will see him remain at Hove until the end of the 2013 season.
Joyce signs contract extension with Sussex
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Sussex batsman Ed Joyce has signed a one-year extension to his contract which will see him remain at Hove until the end of the 2013 season.
Ireland hopeful Sri Lanka will play ball
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Cricket Scotland are in discussions with Cricket Sri Lanka at the moment and there remains the possibility of a tri-series, probably in Scotland, in July at the end of their tour of England.
Ireland name preliminary World Cup squad
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Few surprises as Phil Simmons names 22 in his preliminary World Cup squad.
Ireland name preliminary World Cup squad
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Few surprises as Phil Simmons names a 22 man preliminary World Cup squad.
Interested in playing and umpiring in Argentina?
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A tour of a lifetime available for any interested umpires and scorers.
A Christmas Ode from the North West Pole
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A festive look at what North West clubs will hope to see in their stocking over the holiday period.
NCU Review 7 - Downpatrick
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After the joy of 2009 and promotion to the Premier League, 2010 brought a reality check to Downpatrick.
Gordon Scott remembers NICC scorer Pat Rogan
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Pat Rogan first scored for NICC in 1969 when they triumphed in the NCU Challenge Cup.
Heasley asked to help Lurgan hit the big time
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Former Ireland international Derek Heasley is the first Director of Cricket at Lurgan.
NCU Review 8 - Lisburn
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Lisburn enjoyed one of their best seasons in recent times, and the Wallace Park side will have been delighted with a third place finish.
ICC Associate and Affiliate International Umpires panel for 2011 announced
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Irish umpire Mark Hawthorne promoted to ICC Associate and Affiliate Umpire panel.
NCU Review 9 - Lurgan.
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What a difference a year makes! The promotion joy of 2009 quickly evaporated as Lurgan endured a quite miserable campaign in 2010.
NCU Review 10 - Ballymena
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In the same way as the objective of the majority of clubs in the English Premiership is to avoid relegation, so it was with Ballymena in 2010.
NCU Review 11 - Instonians
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After the double joy of 2009, a more modest campaign with the capture of the Ulster Cup.
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