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David Delany is playing for Trinity in 2026
David Delany is playing for Trinity in 2026 ©CricketEurope
Leinster Premiership fixtures published ZZZZ8:58 pmZZZZ
Pembroke make the short trip across the road to begin their defence of the Leinster Premiership title at Park Avenue against Railway Union on Saturday April 18th.
Leinster first team league schedule ZZZZ9:33 pmZZZZ
The Leinster first team league schedule for the 2026 season has been published.
Balbirnie issues appeal for lost trophy ZZZZ10:27 amZZZZ
Balbirnie won the 2025 Marchant Cup, awarded to the leading batter in CL senior competition, but in his absence the trophy was presented to a Pembroke club-mate. However, the trophy disappeared that night and has still not been recovered.
Leinster sides look to continue Irish Cup run ZZZZ4:41 amZZZZ
Leinster sides have enjoyed great success over the past years in the Irish Senior Cup and will be hoping for more glory in 2026.
LCU club previews 1: Leinster ZZZZ7:56 amZZZZ
Bilal Azhar is at the helm once more, with two players coming in from overseas and Ben Mitchell not returning.
Nine-pins! ZZZZ2:41 amZZZZ
A look back to 1906 and a collapse by Clontarf that saw Malahide win the Junior League B Division final.
Double signing for Pembroke ZZZZ6:13 amZZZZ
Pembroke have announced the signing of overseas players for both their men's and women's sides.
Born in a committee room ZZZZ4:31 amZZZZ
The pitches in the old ground in the Village ran parallel to the Clubhouse since the year dot. But somebody, somewhere came up with the idea of turning the Cup Final wicket around so that the strip was perpendicular to the Clubhouse.
David Delany to play for Trinity ZZZZ2:46 amZZZZ
Irish international David Delany has confirmed he will be playing for Dublin University this season.
New overseas player at Leinster ZZZZ4:26 amZZZZ
Leinster have confirmed the signing of New Zealand born Thomas O'Connor as their overseas player for the 2026 season.
Leinster sign Luke Horgan ZZZZ2:33 amZZZZ
Leinster have confirmed the signing of Cork born Luke Horgan for the 2026 season.
New professional for Clontarf ZZZZ2:18 amZZZZ
Clontarf recently confirmed their choice of overseas players for both their men's and women's teams.
Mixed news for The Hills ZZZZ2:07 amZZZZ
The Hills have signed Australian Liam Blackford for the 2026 season, but are losing opening bowler Sean McNicholl who is off to pastures new at Phoenix.
Love is in the air ZZZZ2:04 amZZZZ
The 860 refers to millimeters and its extra wide cutting span. Near three feet in old money. The main job of the 860 is to mow the overall square. A smaller, more compact machine will cut the wickets.
North County sign overseas player ZZZZ11:46 amZZZZ
North County have signed Australian all-rounder Lochie Hardy as their overseas player for the upcoming season.
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