Articles that look at people who have made important contributions to Irish Cricket off the field.

Joe Doherty

Joe Doherty fulfilled a variety of roles at club, regional and national level.

Ian Callender

Ian Callender has chronicled countless Irish cricket records from one of the more comfortable vantage points beyond the boundary: the Press Box.

Robin Walsh

Robin Walsh was always my go-to man in a crisis, and even today I still seek his wise counsel in troubled times.

Alfie Linehan

The great paradox of Alfie Linehan was to be found in his disposition on the cricket field and off it.

Derek Scott

When Derek Scott died in 2015 it was as if a giant oaktree which embraced the cricket world of Railway Union, Leinster, Ireland and abroad had been felled.

Roy Torrens

The problem with writing about Roy Torrens’ contribution to cricket in Ireland is where to begin.

Richard Johnson

The remarkable thing about Richard Johnson’s life beyond the boundary is not simply to be found in the number of vital roles he has played.

Bob Kerr

A former President and Chairman of the Irish Cricket Union, Bob Kerr died suddenly while supporting Ireland at the World Cup in 2007.

John Wright

John Wright may have been diminutive in stature, but there is no doubt of the giant contribution he made to Irish cricket.

John Caldwell

John Caldwell knew that his one of first meetings as chairman of the Irish Cricket Union was going to be hugely difficult.

Cecil Walker

In a team of those who’ve made the greatest contribution to cricket in Ireland, Cecil Walker's name would be written in capital letters.

Evans Dexter

A former ICU President, Evans Dexter is the man who built the modern day Clontarf Cricket Club.

Brían O'Rourke

Brían O'Rourke has done remarkable work developing youth cricketers at international, provincial, club and schools levels.

Vincent Francis Savino

The extraordinary story of Vincent Francis Savino, for it is impossible to tell his cricket tale without the other aspects of his life impinging.