Leinster Under 23 Siggins Cup 2025
P | W | T | NR | L | Pts | NRR | |
Dublin University | 7 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 19 | |
North Leinster | 5 | 2 | 0 | 1 | 2 | 12 | |
South Leinster | 6 | 1 | 0 | 2 | 3 | 8 |
25 June South Leinster v North Leinster (TBC)
2 July North Leinster v South Leinster (The Vineyard)
CL Premier League
Pembroke beat Cork County by 7 wickets (DLS).
Sydney Parade, 22 June.


Leinster Senior Cup
Round 2: Railway Union beat Dublin University by 8 wickets
Park Avenue, 21 June.



Railway Union reached the semi-final of the Leinster Senior Cup with a bloodless 8-wicket win over Dublin University at Park Avenue. Macdara's Cosgrave 40 was the best of a disappointing total of 134 - three wickets apiece for Liam McCarthy and Mark Canliffe, plus two for Hamza Maan. The chase was over inside 19 over swith Hedayat Khogiani making 40 and Rob O'Brien 34.
Leinster First Team League
Civil Service beat North Kildare by 5 wickets.
Phoenix Park, 21 June.


Leinster First Team League
Cork Harlequins beat Adamstown by 54 runs.
Farmers Cross, 21 June.


CL Women's Senior League
Leinster lost to Merrion by 21 runs
Rathmines, 21 June.


A fourth wicket stand of 82 between Isobel Joyce (41) and Isabel Light (34) helped Merrion to 154 for 4 against Leinster. The Rathmines side looked on course to win as they raced to 65 for 1 in the seventh over, but despite young Australian's Karina Bell's 72 (10 fours), they ended 21 runs shy on 133 for six - two wickets for Ashwi Manoj.
CL Women's Senior League
The Hills tied with Malahide
The Vineyard, 21 June.


The Hills and Malahide shared the spoils with an exciting tie. Tahlia Dunne hit 6 fours and a six in a 35-ball 54, sharing an opening stand of 101 in 10 overs with Irish international Aimee Maguire (32). However, they were bowled out as just 36 runs came in the second half of the innings, with four wickets for Anna Kerrison and two for Sorcha O'Carolan Murphy. O'Carolan Murphy (47) and Sara Condron (39) shared a third wicket century partnership, but still four were needed from the final ball of the game for the tie, and Anna Kerrison duly dispatched Tahlia Dunne.
CL Women's Senior League
The Hills beat Rush by 92 runs
The Vineyard, 21 June.


A first century for Jane Maguire (102*) who shared a century stand with Abbi Harrison (63) powered The Hills to 211 for 2 - both wickets to Ocean Bartlett, who made 54 not out in a Rush total of 119 for 5. Georgia Wilson chipped in with 31, while Erin Carroll and Jane Maguire each took two wickets.
CL Women's Senior League
Balbriggan beat Phoenix by 8 wickets.
Jack Harper Ground, 21 June.


Lara Maritz may be out of favour with representative selectors but she once again was in the runs as she thumped 6 fours and five sixes in a 24-ball 65 as Balbriggan chased down108 to win inside 8 overs. Zara Craig's unbeaten 50 (4 fours) was the main contribution to Phoenix's 108 for seven.
CL Women's Senior League
Pembroke beat Merrion by 17 runs.
Sydney Parade, 21 June.


Former Irish internationals Clare Shillington's 56 from 46 deliveries (6 fours) and an unbeaten 33 from Shauna Kavanagh took Pembroke to 136 for two. That was enough as Merrion could only make 119 for 8 despite 41 from Anna Squires - three wickets for Kimli McDonald and two for Zoe Bell.
CL Women's Senior League
Clontarf beat Phoenix by 9 wickets.
Castle Avenue, 21 June.


Alice Walsh thumped 8 fours and two sixes in a 39-ball 65 as Clontarf beat Phoenix by 9 wickets chasing 117. Alison Black's unbeaten 51 the best of Phoenix's 116 for 8 - three wickets for Gemma Sargent and two for Alice Walsh.
CL Women's Senior League
Rush beat Malahide by 3 runs.
Kenure, 21 June.


Rush edged out Malahide by 3 runs at Kenure with Ocean Bartlett's 55 making almost half of their 115 for 6. Aoife Beggs then took three wickets to restrict Malahide to 112 for 6.
CL Women's Senior League
Leinster lost to Pembroke by 50 runs.
Rathmines, 21 June.


Clare Shillington's 69-ball 92 (12 fours, 1 six) propelled Pembroke to a 50-run win over Leinster. She shared a second wicket stand of 91 with Zoe Bell, who made a run-a-ball 23. A total of 178 for 3 was always out of reach for Leinster, who made 128 for 9 - Karina Bell making 33.
CL Women's Senior League
Balbriggan lost to Clontarf by 5 wickets.
Jack Harper Ground, 21 June.


A century stand between Alice Walsh and Susan Lawless set Clontarf on their way to a five wicket win at Balbriggan chasing down 156. Walsh hit 8 fours in a 43-ball 60, while Lawless found the boundary seven times in a quickfire 40. Lara Maritz took three wickets to go with her earlier 30-ball 48 (7 fours, 2 sixes), while there were runs too for Tess Maritz (46*) and Ciara Gibson (37).
CL T20 Cup
Group D: Civil Service lost to Railway Union by 6 wickets.
Phoenix Park, 20 June.



Rob O'Brien is quickly developing into the mainstay of the Railway Union side,and the Irish youth international was yet again in the runs as he hit an unbeaten 59 to ensure they chased down a modest Civil Service target of 122. Vijay Adhikari had hit a 28-ball 44 in the CS total of 121 that never looked enough.
CL T20 Cup
Group D: Phoenix beat Merrion by 6 wickets.
Phoenix Park, 20 June.



Phoenix made it four wins in a row against Merrion as they continue to benefit from the mental scars inflicted in the Irish Senior Cup win last year. Daniel Forkin's unbeaten 54 was the best of Merrion's 144 for seven - three wickets for James Maginnis and two for Tom Malone. Shane Getkate's 47 and 20's from Tyrone Kane, Eknoor Singh and Levon Shields ensured the win with two balls to spare.
CL T20 Cup
Group C: The Hills beat Adamstown by 8 wickets
The Vineyard, 20 June.


Oliver Horlock's 67 ensured The Hills had little trouble chasing down Adamstown's modest 120 total, securing an 8-wicket win.
CL T20 Cup
Group C: Rush lost to Clontarf by 4 wickets.
Kenure, 20 June.


Clontarf have been one of the form teams in Leinster this season and their winning streak continued as they chased 142 to beat Rush with five overs to spare. Finn McGee's 50 was the best of a Rush total of 141 with three wickets for Cillian McDonnell and two apiece for Patrick Xie, David Delany and Mitchell Thompson. Eoghan Delany's 14-ball 33 got the Castle Avenue side off to a flier, and although Conor Butterly took three wickets, Clontarf eased home to win by four wickets.
CL T20 Cup
Group B: North Kildare lost to North County by 56 runs.
The Maws, 20 June.



Jamie Grassi hit 11 sixes and five fours in an unbeaten 115 that helped North County to a 56-run win at North Kildare. Grassi added 92 for the second wicket with Brian Dunphy (48) and 74 for the third wicket with Hunter Kindley (24) in a total of 216 for three. Brandon Morris then took four wickets as The Maws side were kept to 160 for eight.
CL T20 Cup
Group B: Balbriggan lost to Malahide by 6 wickets.
Jack Harper Ground, 20 June.


Malahide travelled to Balbriggan and effectively had the game won in the first ten overs as the home side slumped to 51 for seven. Farooq Nasr (30) and Andrew Darroch (22) staged a mini-recovery, but 117 was never likely to trouble the visitors. It's been great to see Davy O'Halloran back in action and among the wickets as he picked up three, while there were two apiece for Jeremy Martins, Andrew Sheridan and Robbie Foulkes. The chase was all about Foukes - one of the stars of the first half of the Leinster season - who hit 11 fours and a maximum in a 51-ball 72, dominating a match-defining third wicket stand of 71 with Jeremy Martins (15) as the six wicket win was sealed in the 17th over.
CL T20 Cup
Group A: Terenure lost to Dublin University by 37 runs.
Terenure, 20 June.


A third wicket stand of 58 between Macdara Cosgrave and Ryan Smith was the catalyst for Dublin University's 37-run win at Terenure. Cosgrave hit eight fours in a top score of 43, while Smith's 35 included six boundaries as they made 142 for eight - the home side giving ten bowlers a go. David Vincent and Jamie Forbes each took two wickets in the chase that saw Terenure never threaten the target, ending on 105 for six with Sagar Joshi making 42 and Donal Lynch 25.
CL T20 Cup
Group A: Leinster beat Pembroke by 90 runs.
Rathmines, 20 June.


Leinster ran out convincing 90-run winners against a Pembroke side that were missing the majority of their international players. Monil Patel's 25-ball 42 (3 fours, 3 sixes) was the best of their 171 for six. That proved more than enough as the Sydney Parade side were bundled out for 81, with three wickets apiece for Ben Mitchell and Bilal Azhar.
Dublin University v South Leinster
College Park, 16 June.


Dublin University v North Leinster
College Park, 16 June.


Dublin University lost to South Leinster by 2 wickets.
College Park, 5 June.


Dublin University lost to North Leinster by 7 wickets (DLS).
College Park, 3 June.



It was the Brandon Kruger show at College Park as the North Leinster man produced a fine all-round display to lead his side to a convincing seven-wicket win over Dublin University. He claimed four wickets and Killian McGrane three as the students struggled in tough conditions to 87 inside 31 overs, Rain meant a revised target of 80 in 36 overs, and North Leinster got there in 12 overs - Kruger hitting 6 fours and a six in a 43-ball unbeaten 45.
Dublin University v South Leinster
College Park, 29 May.


North Leinster v South Leinster - match abandoned.
The Vineyard, 26 May.


South Leinster lost to North Leinster by 9 wickets.
Park Avenue, Dublin, 21 May.


Dublin University beat South Leinster by 20 runs
College Park, 14 May.



Dublin University made it two wins from two in their quest for the Siggins Cup, beating South Leinster by 20 runs at College Park. Jamie Forbes top-scored with 50 from 46 balls (3 fours, 2 sixes) adding 60 in 9 overs with Ryan Smith (31) in a total of 158 for 8. Mark Tonge took three wickets and the Leinster all-rounder also top-scored with an unbeaten 27-ball 38, as he and Daniel Forkin - who made a run-a-ball 19 added 60 for the 8th wicket in a losing cause after South Leinster had been reduced to 78 for 7. Jack Atkinson struck twice in a double-wicket maiden first over, while skipper David Vincent and Donncha Tucker also struck twice in an impressive display.
Dublin University beat North Leinster by 45 runs.
College Park, 7 May.



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