Railway Union CC 2026
CL Premiership
Railway Union v Balbriggan - match abandoned.
Park Avenue, 12 September.
Railway Union 
Balbriggan
CL Premiership
Railway Union v Leinster - no play.
Park Avenue, 29 August.
Railway Union 
Leinster
All Ireland Boys Cups
Under 17 Final: Railway Union beat North Down by 63 runs.
The Mardyke, 26 August.
Railway Union 155-5 (20 overs; G Kelleher 62, T Hasler 57)
North Down 92 (18.3 overs; D Koradia 3-16, S O'Leary 2-11, H Daly 2-35).
Winners Railway Union (Railway Union CC)All Ireland Boys Cups
Under 17 Semi-final: Limerick lost to Railway Union by 24 runs.
Mardyke, Cork, 26 August.
Railway Union 119-3 (15 overs; T Hasler 56, P Le Roux 47*)
Limerick 95-9 (15 overs; Ayan Ullah 30; T Hasler 2-10, S O'Leary 2-19, H Daly 2-23)
Railway Union booked their place in the All-Ireland Under-17 final with a 24-run semi-final victory over Limerick at the Richard Beamish Grounds in Cork. Captain Ted Hasler and Peter le Roux laid the foundations with a superb opening stand of 106, Hasler making 56 from 48 balls with three fours, while le Roux finished unbeaten on 47 from 38 deliveries. Railway closed on 119 for three from their 15 overs. Limerick’s reply never fully recovered from slipping to 21 for three, despite captain Ayan Ullah making 30 and Skandan Lakshmanan 17. Stephen O’Leary, Hugo Daly and Hasler each claimed two wickets, while tight spells from le Roux and Devam Koradia maintained the pressure. Limerick finished on 95 for nine, leaving Railway Union to advance comfortably to the decider against North Down.
Leinster Premiership
Malahide lost to Railway Union by 102 runs.
The Village, 22 August.
Railway Union 284-7 (50 overs; Philippe le Roux 85, Abhay Tipnis 58, Liam McCarthy 36, Bruce Whaley 35; James Newland 3-57, Jeremy Martins 2-48)
Malahide 182 (39.2 overs; Gregory Ford 84, Andrew Sheridan 27; Liam McCarthy 3-12, Abhay Tipnis 3-23, Ashil Prakash 2-63)
Leinster Premiership
Pembroke lost to Railway Union by 4 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 15 August.
Pembroke 265 (49.2 overs; Addison Sherriff 95, Jonathan Garth 27, Tim Tector 26; Connor Walden 3-40, Ashil Prakash 3-60, Sean O'Brien 2-38) Railway Union 268-6 (49 overs; Philippe le Roux 115*, Bruce Whaley 46, Abhay Tipnis 37; Tim Tector 3-28, Olly Riley 2-49)
Centurion Philippe Le Roux (Railway Union CC)Leinster Premiership
Railway Union beat Malahide by 18 runs.
Park Avenue, 25 July.
Railway Union 244 (49.2 overs; A Tipnis 60, P le Roux 47, B Whaley 46, L Sesele 42; J Newland 4-47, J Martins 3-43) Malahide 226 (46.3 overs; J Martins 55, G Ford 33, D O'Halloran 30; S O'Brien 4-35, L McCarthy 2-16, S Kumar 2-62)
Leinster Premiership
Balbriggan beat Railway Union by 9 wickets.
Jack Harper Ground, 18 July.
Railway Union 75 (25.3 overs; Hayden Hamilton 25; Ruan Strauss 4-27, Sebastian de Oliveira 4-29) Balbriggan 77-1 (9.3 overs; Cameron Rowe 33*, Connor Fletcher 25)
Cameron Rowe (Balbriggan CC)Leinster Premiership
Railway Union lost to Leinster by 3 wickets.
Park Avenue, 4 July.
Railway Union 252-9 (50 overs; A Tipnis 64, H Hamilton 62; S Bahadur 3-21, K Apsunde 3-56) Leinster 255-7 (48.2 overs; M Patel 84, T O'Connor 58, S Poojary 44, T Johnson 29; A Prakash 2-47, K Shah 2-49)
Leinster heroes Monil Patel and Kaustbh Aspunde (Leinster CC)
Leinster edged a tight three-wicket win over Railway Union at Park Avenue after successfully chasing 253 with ten balls to spare. Railway posted 252 for 9 from their 50 overs, recovering strongly through a fine fifth-wicket stand between Abhay Tipnis and Hayden Hamilton. Tipnis top-scored with 64, while Hamilton added 62 as the pair lifted the home side from trouble at 68 for 4 to 207 for 5. Kaustubh Apsunde took 3 for 56, while Saqib Bahadur’s 3 for 21 helped Leinster restrict the late charge. Leinster’s reply was anchored by Monil Patel, who struck a vital 84. Sanith Poojary made 44 before Thomas O’Connor’s 58 kept the chase on course. Railway kept battling, with Kathan Shah taking 2 for 49 and Ashil Prakash 2 for 47, but Mark Tonge’s unbeaten 16 guided Leinster home.
Leinster Premiership
North County lost to Railway Union by 7 wickets.
Balrothery, 28 June.
North County 129 (30.1 overs; L Hardy 41, A Mathew 27; A Prakash 4-31, A Tipnis 2-9, D Mishra 2-10) Railway Union 130-3 (32.4 overs; A Tipnis 47*, R O'Brien 34*; A Mathew 3-32)
Alan Murray Cup
Group A: Adamstown lost to Railway Union by 7 wickets.
Airlie Park, 26 June.
Adamstown 132-6 (20 overs; S Biju 37, D David 27*; L Verma 2-11, A Tipnis 2-33) Railway Union 135-3 (19 overs; A Tipnis 63*, T Hasler 39; S Jagadeesan 2-19)
Railway Union had a comfortable seven-wicket victory over Adamstown at Oak Hill. Adamstown posted 132-6, with Sidharth Biju making 37, Dinesh David finishing unbeaten on 27 and Lakashya Verma contributing 21. Abhay Tipnis was the pick of the Railway attack with 2-33. Tipnis then completed an excellent all-round display, anchoring the chase with 63 from 50 balls, including seven fours and a six. He shared a match-winning second-wicket stand of 90 with Ted Hasler, who struck 39, as Railway reached their target in the penultimate over.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 3: Railway Union lost to Leinster by 155 runs.
Park Avenue, 21 June.
Leinster 278-7 (50 overs; G Delany 118, M Patel 60, T O'Connor 39; L McCarthy 3-31, D Mishra 2-57) Railway Union 123 (33.1 overs; R Carr 33, P le Roux 27; B Azhar 3-1, S Bahadur 3-26, T O'Connor 2-24)
Centurion Gareth Delany (Stephen Tonge)
Leinster booked their place in the semi-finals of the Leinster Senior Cup with a commanding 155-run victory over Railway Union at Park Avenue. Railway made the ideal start when Liam McCarthy struck two early blows, but Leinster recovered superbly through a match-defining third-wicket partnership of 124 between Irish international Gareth Delany and Monil Patel. Delany dominated proceedings with a brilliant 118, striking five fours and five sixes, while Patel contributed a fluent 60 from 72 deliveries. Delany then shared a further 93-run stand for the fifth wicket with Tom O’Connor, whose 39 helped lift Leinster to an imposing 278 for 7. Any hopes of a Railway fightback quickly faded in the chase. Rob Carr made 33 and Phillipe le Roux added 27, but Railway never seriously threatened the target. Bilal Azhar’s devastating spell of 3 for 1 ripped through the middle order, while Saqib Bahadur claimed 3 for 26 and O’Connor completed an excellent all-round display with 2 for 24 as Railway were dismissed for 123 in 33.1 overs.
Leinster Premiership
Railway Union beat Merrion by 5 wickets.
Park Avenue, 20 June.
Merrion 166 (39.1 overs; S Doheny 66, S Dijkstra 39; A Prakash 7-18) Railway Union 167-5 (26.4 overs; P le Roux 75*, H Hamilton 33, L McCarthy 26; C Botha 4-59)
Irish Senior Cup
Round 3: Malahide beat Railway Union by 6 runs.
The Village, 14 June.
Malahide 226-9 (50 overs; Adam Doyle 71, Robbie Foulkes 55, Jeremy Martins 22; Srihan Karpe 4-31, Digamber Mishra 3-37) Railway Union 220 (50 overs; Bruce Whaley 63, Ash Prakash 47, Hayden Hamilton 36, Rob Carr 34; Timcy Khanduja 3-27, Jeremy Martins 3-50)
Adam Doyle (Malahide CC)
Malahide held their nerve to edge Railway Union by six runs in a thrilling contest at The Village. Adam Doyle led the way with an excellent 71, while Robbie Foulkes added 55 as Malahide posted 226-9. Srihan Karpe (4-31) and Digamber Mishra (3-37) were the pick of the Railway attack. Railway Union pushed the chase all the way, with Bruce Whaley making 63 and Ash Prakash contributing 47. Hayden Hamilton (36) and Rob Carr (34) also kept hopes alive, but Timcy Khanduja’s 3-27 and Jeremy Martins’ 3-50 proved decisive as Malahide secured a narrow victory.
Leinster Premiership
Civil Service beat Railway Union by 56 runs.
Phoenix Park, 13 June.
Civil Service 277-6 (50 overs; Hedayat Khogiani 101*, Deepak Jayachandran 73, Abhishek Kaare 33; Sumit Kumar 2-41) Railway Union 221 (43.2 overs; Abhay Tipnis 96, Hayden Hamilton 30; Abhishek Kare 4-36, Ramgokul Srinivasan 4-36, Devender Ranolia 2-40)
Civil Service recorded a welcome 56-run victory over Railway Union after posting an imposing 277-6. Their innings recovered superbly from the first-over run out of Edson Silva, with Deepak Jayachandran making 73 and sharing a second-wicket stand of 110 with Abhishek Kare (33). Hedayat Khogiani then took centre stage, hammering an unbeaten 101 from just 74 balls, including 11 fours and four sixes. Railway Union began brightly through an opening partnership of 82 between Bruce Whaley (30) and the in-form Abhay Tipnis, who struck a superb 96 from 74 balls with 15 fours. However, they lost momentum after the stand was broken. Hayden Hamilton made 30, but Civil Service's bowlers took control, with Abhishek Kare and Ramgokul Srinivasan both claiming 4-36.
Alan Murray Cup
Group A: Railway Union beat Terenure by 97 runs.
Park Avenue, 8 June.
Railway Union 177-5 (20 overs; L McCarthy 66, H Hamilton 54*; S Bacha 2-29)
Terenure 80 (17.5 overs; J Srivastava 4-15, A Tipnis 2-7, M Canniffe 2-8)
Railway Union cruised to a commanding 97-run victory over Terenure in their Group A clash at Park Avenue. Promoted to open the batting, Liam McCarthy made the most of the opportunity with a blistering 66 from just 32 balls, striking six fours and five sixes to set the tone for the innings. He shared the bulk of Railway’s 177-5 with Hayden Hamilton, who anchored the effort superbly with an unbeaten 54 from 49 deliveries, including four fours and a six. Syed Bacha was Terenure’s most successful bowler with 2-29. Any hopes of a competitive chase quickly disappeared as Terenure’s batting struggled throughout. Jaagrat Srivastava ripped through the line-up with 4-15, while Abhay Tipnis and Mark Canniffe claimed two wickets apiece as Terenure were dismissed for a disappointing 80
Leinster Premiership
Phoenix v Railway Union - no result.
Phoenix Park, 6 June.
Phoenix 10-0 (1.5 overs) Railway Union
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 2: Railway Union v Leinster - match abandoned.
Park Avenue, 1 June.
Railway Union 127-9 (25 overs; A Tipnis 38, P le Roux 21; J Carroll 3-30, M Tonge 2-11, J Moondra 2-25, S Badahur 2-19) Leinster 43-0 (5 overs; Y Ahmadzai 37*) (Rain interrupted - reduced to 25 overs.)
Rain came to Railway Union’s rescue as their Leinster Senior Cup tie against Leinster was abandoned at Park Avenue, forcing a replay after a rain-interrupted contest reduced to 25 overs per side. Batting first, Railway Union struggled to build momentum against an impressive Leinster bowling attack and closed on 127-9. Abhay Tipnis continued his good recent form with a top score of 38, including three boundaries, while Peter le Roux added 21. Joey Carroll led the wicket-taking with 3-30, while Mark Tonge (2-11), Jai Moondra (2-25) and Saqib Bahadur (2-19) shared the remaining wickets. Leinster looked firmly on course for victory when the weather intervened. Opener Younas Ahmadzai launched a blistering assault, smashing an unbeaten 37 from just 22 balls, featuring five fours and two sixes. His aggressive start helped Leinster race to 43 without loss in five overs, reaching 45-0 early in the sixth over before rain ended play. With no further play possible, Railway Union escaped defeat and will now get a second chance when the sides meet again in the replay.
Alan Murray Cup
Group A: Pembroke beat Railway Union by 4 wickets.
Sydney Parade, 29 May.
Railway Union 133-7 (20 overs; H Hamilton 34, A Tipnis 30; A Sheriff 3-30, P Lawson 2-22, B McDonough 2-28) Pembroke 135-6 (19.3 overs; D Hogan 48, T Tector 25; A Tipnis 2-17)
Pembroke secured a four-wicket victory over Railway Union in a closely contested T20 encounter at Sydney Parade. Railway Union posted 133-7 from their 20 overs, with Hayden Hamilton top-scoring with 34 and Abhay Tipnis contributing 30. The pair laid the foundations with a valuable 57-run partnership that occupied eight overs. Pembroke’s bowlers kept things under control, however, with Addison Sherriff claiming 3-30, while Paul Lawson and Byron McDonough each picked up two wickets. The chase initially looked straightforward as Tim Tector and Danny Hogan dominated the Railway attack. Hogan struck an impressive 48 from just 32 balls, including nine fours and a six, while Tector added 25. Their 76-run stand came in only seven overs and appeared to have put Pembroke firmly in command. Railway Union battled back admirably, tightening the scoring rate and taking regular wickets to keep the outcome in doubt. Tipnis led the resistance with 2-17 as the pressure mounted. Despite the late wobble, Pembroke held their nerve to reach 135-6 with three balls remaining and seal a hard-earned win.
Irish Senior Cup
Round 2: CI lost to Railway Union by 36 runs.
Belmont, 24 May.
Railway Union 245-8 (50 overs; R O'Brien 87, B Whaley 50, A Tipnis 38, H Hamilton 31; J Matchett 2-34, J Mulder 2-30, B Snell 2-48)
CI 209 (45.4 overs; C Dougherty 53, J Matchett 31, C Swart 26; D Mishra 3-21, S Kumar 3-26, A Tipnis 2-33)
Rob O'Brien top-scored for the visitors with 87
Railway Union reached the second round of the Irish Cup with a 36 runs victory over CI in a competitive clash at Belmont. Irish youth internationals Rob O’Brien and Bruce Whaley put on 89 for the second wicket in just 18 overs to give the visitors a solid platform and 30s from Abhay Tipnis and Hayden Hamilton got them up to 245 for eight. CI were immediately on the back foot, reduced to 28 for three at the start of the 10th over but Chris Dougherty and Charles Swart put on 94 for the next wicket to keep the game interesting. At 181 for six, with 10 overs to go and CI captain John Matchett still in the middle, the game was up for grabs but Railway wrapped up the match in the 46th over.
Leinster Premiership
Railway Union beat Rush by 106 runs.
Park Avenue, 23 May.
Railway Union 240 (47.2 overs; H Hamilton 61, R O'Brien 53, B Whaley 35, A Tipnis 26; J Oryakhil 4-24, N Totakhil 2-33)
Rush 134 (39.5 overs; I Bird 45, N McGuire 26; A Tipnis 4-12, A Prakash 3-23)
Railway Union claimed a convincing 106-run victory over Rush at Park Avenue after strong performances with both bat and ball. Hayden Hamilton top-scored with 61, while Rob O’Brien added 53 as Railway Union posted 240 all out in 47.2 overs. Bruce Whaley contributed 35 and Abhay Tipnis chipped in with 26 in a solid batting display. Jawid Oryakhil was the standout bowler for Rush with impressive figures of 4-24, while Nasir Totakhil took 2-33. Rush struggled to keep pace in reply and were bowled out for 134 in 39.5 overs. Isaac Bird made 45 and Nathan McGuire added 26, but the Railway Union attack proved too strong. Tipnis completed an excellent all-round display with 4-12, while Ashil Prakash claimed 3-23.
Leinster Senior Cup
Round 1: Dublin University lost to Railway Union by 8 wickets (DLS).
College Park, 16 May.
Dublin University 117 (26 overs; A Prakash 4-13, S O'Brien 2-18, S Kumar 2-26) Railway Union 117-2 (21 overs; H Hamilton 51*, R O'Brien 36*) (Target was 117 in 30 overs.)
Railway Union cruised into the next round with an emphatic eight-wicket DLS victory over Dublin University at College Park. The Trinity side produced a disappointing batting display after making a promising start. Openers Macdara Cosgrave and Rory Betley helped their side to 51 for 1 with knocks of 19 and 17 respectively, but the innings quickly unravelled. Don Retty top-scored with a modest 22 as the students were bowled out for 117 in 26 overs. Ashil Prakash starred with the ball, claiming 4 for 13, while Sean O'Brien and Sumit Kumar took two wickets apiece. Railway Union lost Prakash and Bruce Whaley cheaply in reply, but a calm unbroken third-wicket partnership of 76 sealed a comfortable win. Hayden Hamilton struck an unbeaten 51 from 53 balls with three fours and three sixes, while Ireland Under-19 international Rob O'Brien finished 36 not out as Railway reached their target in 21 overs. Their reward is a home tie against Leinster.
Irish Senior Cup
Round 1: Newbuildings lost to Railway Union by 3 wickets.
Foyleview Arena, 9 May.
Newbuildings 229 (48.1 overs; Jared Wilson 79, G McKeegan 48, G McFaul 20; L McCarthy 5-51, S Kumar 2-26) Railway Union 235-7 (46.1 overs; A Tipnis 78*, S Karpe 44, B Whaley 31, A Prakash 22; Josh Wilson 2-38)
Liam McCarthy took five wickets (CricketEurope)
Railway Union showed their depth and quality with a three-wicket win at Newbuildings in a contest that could have went either way, The home side were in trouble at 53 for 5, but Jared Wilson led the fightback with a high-octane 79 (10 fours, 2 sixes) sharing half century stands with Gregory McFaul (20) and Gareth McKeegan (48). At 190 fpr 6 with almost ten overs left they would have been hoping for 250 plus, but five wickets for Liam McCarthy saw them bowled out for 229. The chase started like a train with Irish youth international Bruce Whaley hitting a 16-ball 31 as he and Ash Prakash put on 54 in five overs. Josh Wilson and McFaul took three wickets in quick succession and when Liam McCarthy went later the home side were scenting blood at 127 for 6. However, Abhay Tipnis - reprieved early on when caught off a no-ball- went on to make an unbeaten 78, adding a match winning 88 for the seventh wicket with Srihan Karpe (44).
Leinster Premiership
Railway Union beat Cork County by 87 runs.
Park Avenue, 4 May.
Railway Union 334-8 (50 overs; R O'Brien 107, H Hamilton 59, B Whaley 42, A Tipnis 39, L McCarthy 37; D Carey 4-64, R Undre 2-49, S Safi 2-59)
Cork County 247 (43.1 overs; R Undre 136, J Hartill 30; S Kumar 3-42, D Mishra 2-27)
Centurion Rob O'Brien (Liam McCarthy)Leinster Premiership
Clontarf beat Railway Union by 53 runs.
Castle Avenue, 2 May.
Clontarf 240-8 (50 overs; S Lynch 54, A Delany 52*, E Delany 26, S Morgan 26; S Karpe 2-31, L McCarthy 2-40, F Afridi 2-66) Railway Union 187 (43.2 overs; A Tipnis 71, L McCarthy 25; L Gilhooly 2-18, N Khan 2-27, C McDonnell 2-34)
Seamus Lynch (CricketEurope)
Half centuries from Seamus Lynch and Andrew Delany propelled Clontarf to a hard-fought 53-run win over Railway Union at Castle Avenue. Lynch thumped 10 fours in a top score of 54, but from 99 for 1, the hosts lost their way and looked in trouble at 156 for 8 in the 29th over. Delany though battled to an unbeaten 52 (7 fours) sharing an unbroken 9th wicket stand of 64 with Liam Gilhooly (23*) as they staged a recovery to post 240 for 8. The Railway chase never really got going, but they still looked in with a life as top scorer Abhay Tipnis (71) and the dangerous Liam McCarthy (25) added 41 for the 6th wicket to give them a shout at 113 for 5. Fionn Hand bowled McCarthy to break the stand and with two wickets apiece for Cillian McDonnell, Nawaz Khan and Liam Gilhooly, the chase petered out, ending on 187 all out.
Leinster Premiership
Railway Union lost to Pembroke by 8 wickets.
Park Avenue, 25 April.
Railway Union 181 (49.2 overs; A Tipnis 38, C Walden 31, Bob Carr 22, R Smith 21; A Sherriff 3-28, H Tector 2-24, G Hoey 2-44) Pembroke 182-2 (37.1 overs; Tim Tector 74, JJ Garth 74*; L McCarthy 2-31)
Champions Pembroke got the defence of their crown off to a winning start with an eight wicket win at Railway Union. The hosts posted 181 with Abhey Tipnis top scoring with 38, while there were runs too for Conor Walden (31), Bob Carr (22) and Ryan Smith (21). Addison Sherriff impressed on debut with three wickets, while there were two apiece for Irish internationals Harry Tector and Gavin Hoey. The chase was a straightforward one thanks to a century stand between openers Tim Tector and JJ Garth, both of whom scored 70s. The pair batted sensibly, putting away the bad balls in their partnership of 146. Tim Tector was the more aggressive of the two, hitting six fours and two sixes in his 74 from 76 balls, before being bowled by Liam McCarthy. Like London buses, McCarthy then castled Harry Tector first ball. There were no further alarms as JJ Garth finished unbeaten on 74 (7 fours), while overseas professional Sherriff made an unbeaten 16 as the win was sealed in the 38th over. On this showing the holders will take some stopping.
Cricket Leinster Premiership
| P | W | T | NR | L | BP | Pts | |
| Pembroke | 16 | 11 | 0 | 1 | 4 | 51 | 283 |
| Merrion | 16 | 12 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 41 | 281 |
| Balbriggan | 16 | 10 | 0 | 1 | 5 | 46 | 258 |
| Malahide | 16 | 9 | 0 | 1 | 6 | 39 | 231 |
| Railway Union | 16 | 7 | 0 | 3 | 6 | 37 | 214 |
| Leinster | 16 | 7 | 0 | 2 | 7 | 40 | 205 |
Cricket Leinster T20 Cup, Group A
| P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
| Pembroke | 3 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 12 | 2.08 |
| Railway Union | 3 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 8 | 1.73 |
| Terenure | 3 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 4 | -1.28 |
| Adamstown | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 0 | -2.72 |
Doheny and Undre put Merrion one win from title
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Merrion moved to within one victory of the Leinster Premiership title after Stephen Doheny and Rajwardhan Undre shared a magnificent unbroken 237-run partnership in a 35-run win over Railway Union.
Railway Union crowned All Ireland U17 champions
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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.
Railway make top six split
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Railway Union secured their place in the top half of the Leinster Premiership after an 18-run victory over Malahide ensured they finished sixth at the end of the first phase.
LCU Previews 5: Railway Union
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It's more or less the sane personnel for Railway Union, who have primarily concentrated on their youth resources in recent years, and are continuing this pathway in 2026.
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