Railway Union were crowned All-Ireland Under-17 champions after a commanding 63-run victory over North Down in the national final at the Mardyke.

Muckamore produced a commanding batting display to defeat Fox Lodge by 150 runs and lift the Ulster Plate at Woodvale.

A superb 19th over by Byron McDonough ensured favourites Pembroke won the All-Ireland T20 Cup, beating Lisburn by 14 runs in the final at The Lawn.

Merrion defeat Holywood easily to become women's T20 champions at Waringstown.

Merrion Girls powered into the All-Ireland Under-17 final with an emphatic 81-run victory over Bready and will now face hosts Holywood at Seapark later this afternoon.

Donemana Under-15s were crowned All-Ireland champions after completing a memorable day with a convincing 30-run victory over Instonians in the final at Phoenix Park.

Adamstown produced a fine all-round display to defeat Coleraine by 51 runs and clinch the All-Ireland Under-13 title at Sandel Lodge.

PEMBROKE ticked off box number three of their five-trophy target with a 133 run win over Civil Service Northern Ireland at Clontarf yesterday, with JJ Garth’s second cup final century of the summer the decisive contribution.

JJ Garth is developing a welcome habit of producing his best when the stakes are highest. Fresh from a century in the Leinster Cup final, the Pembroke opener repeated the feat on an even bigger stage, scoring 117 as his side defeated CSNI to win the Irish Senior Cup.

Pembroke lifted the Irish Senior Cup for the second time after a commanding 133-run victory over CSNI at Clontarf, with JJ Garth producing a Player of the Match century at the heart of another impressive all-round display.

That issue has raised its ugly ahead again, with today’s game overshadowed by some obdurate administrators who refused to allow the teams pick from their best players.

Ballyspallen created North West cricket history at Castle Avenue as they thrashed Glendermott by 162 runs to become the region’s first winners of the Irish National Cup.

STUART THOMPSON believes CSNI can head into Sunday’s Irish Senior Cup final with the pressure lifted after finally getting their hands on silverware last weekend.

JACK TECTOR wants Pembroke to embrace the occasion as they chase a third trophy of a potentially remarkable five this season.

Ballyspallen captain Stuart Kennedy admits lifting the Irish National Cup would cap a remarkable season for the Roe Valley club as they prepare for an all-North West showdown with Glendermott at Clontarf.

Glendermott captain Trevor Britton admits winning the Irish National Cup would be the perfect way to crown what has already been a memorable centenary season for the famous Waterside club.

Pembroke’s remarkable quest for a domestic clean sweep of five trophies remained firmly on course after they thrashed Newbuildings by 62 runs in their All-Ireland T20 Cup semi-final.

Lara Maritz produced a superb all-round display as Holywood Women booked their place in the All-Ireland Women’s T20 Cup final with an eight-wicket victory over Bready.

Lisburn are the first team into the final of the All-Ireland T20 Cup with a crushing 56 runs victory in a 10-over semi-final win over Co Kerry at Wallace Park.

Competition favourites Pembroke reached the Irish Senior Cup final with a 70-run victory over Malahide at Sydney Parade and remain firmly on course to add to their 2019 success.

CSNI continued to fly the flag for the NCU with an impressive seven-wicket victory over two-time winners Leinster at Rathmines.

Craig Averill produced a magnificent unbeaten 153 as Glendermott defeated Ardmore by 27 runs in a high-scoring National Cup semi-final at The Bleachgreen.

Ballyspallen booked their place in the National Cup final after edging The Hills by three wickets in a tense last-over thriller.

Jordan Neill is finally on his way back from his latest injury and his return could not have come at a better time for himself and his club, Civil Service North.

The draw has been made for the semi-frinals of the Ulster Plate.

Fox Lodge, Brigade, Muckamore and Donemana are through to the Ulster Plate semi-finals after a dramatic quarter-final programme packed with collapses, five-wicket hauls, DLS calculations and one notable debut story.

LCU sides have two home draws in the semi-finals of the Irish Senior Cup.

The draw for the semi-final of the Irish National Cup has been released.

The Hills join Ardmore, Ballyspallen and Glendermott in the last four of the Irish national Cup.

Pembroke, Leinster, Malahide and CSNI into the semi-finals of the Irish Senior Cup.

The draw has been made for the quarter-finals of the Ulster Plate with Ardmore, conquerors of holders Woodvale entertaining Brigade in a local derby.

The draw has also been made for the last eight of the Irish National Cup.

The draw has been made for the quarter-finals of the Irish Senior Cup.

There will be a new name on the National Cup after holders County Galway were knocked out by the University of Galway. Also through are Ballyspallen, Ardmore, Glendermott, Sandyford, The Hills, County Kerry and Lurgan.

NCU Premier League champions Instonians crashed to their third defeat in four days, in three different competitions, as Pembroke showed their strength in depth in the Irish Cup. Wins too for Leinster, Rush, CSNI, Malahide, Lisburn, Railway and Woodvale.

The seven NCU clubs left in the Irish Cup were the big winners in the second round draw with five drawn at home and the other two facing provincial rivals.

Last season's finalists Galway and Kerry are safely through to the last 16 of the Irish National Cup.

There will be eight Leinster, seven NCU and just one North-West side in the second round of the Irish Senior Cup on Sunday May 24th after a day where the bat dominated the ball for the most part.

Seven NCU sides made it through the first round of the Irish Senior Cup on a day where the bat dominated the ball, with 15 centuries scored, and the competition’s highest total record was broken three times in quick succession!

Tim Tector did not know if he had just hit his highest senior score but after winning the Irish Cup match of the round for Pembroke, it was hardly top of his priorities.

DAVID ANTHONY is aware of the weight of history on his shoulders as he leads St Johnston into their Irish Senior Cup clash with Dublin kingpins Merrion.

Donemana flew the flag for the North West in the Irish Senior Cup last year with memorable wins away at Waringstown and Merrion, before succumbing to eventual winners Balbriggan.

It’s been a tough week for Cliftonville Academy and it’s not going to get any easier on Saturday when they visit Donemana, the North West Senior Cup holders.

Holders Galway have been handed a home draw against the North-West's newest side Letterkenny in the opening round of the National Cup.