Holywood edge the Northern semi-final and will face Clontarf in the Final later this afternoon.

Clontarf raced to the U17 title inside 10 overs, chasing down Holywood's 87 despite the early loss of Gemma Sargent and Lucy Barry, both falling to Nina Kerr who claimed a third wicket before an unbroken fourth wicket partnership of 65, between Genevieve Morrissey and Julie McNally saw their side to the win.

Ella Wasson's superb figures of 6 for 4 weren't enough to claim victory as Terenure edged out Newbuildings by 1 wicket in a low-scoring semi-final at Wallace Park. Having been bowled out for just 49 - two wickets for Forsyth and Daly - the NW side reduced the Leinster side to 21 for 8 and 34 for 9. However, Terenure's last pair got the 16 needed in the tensest of endings.

Lisburn won the Ulster Cup battle as they edged out Bready in a last-ball thriller in the morning game at Balbriggan. Batting first, Bready posted 134 for 2 with runs for sisters Jodie (44) and Millie Spence (25*), plus contributions from Mansi Bhavsar (21*) and Sophie Hamilton (16). Lucy Humphreys took two wickets in a total of 134 for 2. Rebecca Lowe and Amelia Hughes (15) added 54 for the first wicket, with Lowe added a further 37 with Grace Wilson (17). However, with 44 still needed off the final 20 balls, Bready were favourites. However, Lowe's unbeaten 67 - that included 10 boundaries - the last one from the final ball of the game sealed a famous win, with Lucy Humphries (18*) also playing a crucial role in the last-gasp win. There were understandably contrasting emotions at the end in a game that was a terrific advert for youth cricket. Lisburn go forward to take on Leinster champions Clontarf in the All-Ireland final that gets underway in Jack Harper Park at 4.30pm.

Rebecca Lowe was once again the hero as Lisburn chased down 143 to beat Clontarf and clinch the Under 15 Girls All-Ireland trophy at Jack Harper park in Balbriggan. Batting first, Clontarf skipper Genevieve Morrissey hit 6 fours in a half century (52), adding 82 for the second wicket with Sinead Thomson (43). Rebecca Lowe impressed with the ball taking 3 for 14 denying Clontarf a strong finish, although the concession of 32 extras boosted the total of 142 for 6. The Lisburn chase started badly with captain Grace Wilson going early, but Lowe and Amelia Hughes set about building a match winning partnership. Rebecca hit 8 boundaries in her 66, sharing a second wicket partnership of 101 with Amelia Hughes (39*). There were a few nerves following the run out of Lowe, but Hughes and Lucy Humphries (11*) ensured what was in the end a straightforward race to the line, sealing the eight wicket win with two overs to spare. Another youth All-Ireland trophy for Lisburn following their double glory last year, and they have the chance of another if their Under 13's girls can beat Holywood next week to claim the NCU title.