Rebecca Lowe bowled sweeping at Deepa Chukkapalli in the first over not the start Ireland wanted. Worse to follow as left-arm seamer Elina Patel swings one in past Genevieve Morrissey's tentative push. No tentative push from Aisling Lawlor - a swing and a miss and it's 3 down! A second wicket for Elina Patel as Izzy McLean drives to extra cover, Ireland 26-4 at the end of the Powerplay. Off-Spinner Anaya Patel into the action bowling Ella Wasson and Lucy Andrews round her legs second ball - it's all a bit of a procession at the moment. Mercifully Millie Spence and Katie West almost double the score adding 42 for the seventh wicket, Katie West (19) the only other double figure scorer in a forgettable effort from Ireland. Both ECB openers gone with wickets for Penny Speer and Síbha Bhoja before Jemima Bowman and Olivia Breese add 66 for the third wicket. Consolation wickets for Lawlor and West but no chance of an upset as the ECB side cruise home with almost five overs to spare.

England U19 selection Amelia Oliver steered Yorkshire Academy to the win chasing down Ireland's total with just two balls to spare in the first of today's two T20 games. Ireland's total dominated by an unbeaten half-century from Dundrum's Niamh Lowry. Match 2 scheduled to start at 2.30.

A wicket for Anna Ellerby first ball of the match but Amelia Oliver and Maiya Charlsworth onto the attack straight away adding 46 in the first five overs. Olivia Breese joined Oliver and the runs continued to flow with the pair adding exactly 100 before Oliver was run out in the penultimate over of the innings. Four run-outs in the five wickets to fall with Ireland's only success with the ball coming with that first delivery from Anna Ellerby. Lucy Randle-Bissell rocked Ireland with her opening burst, rattling the stumps three times, that's one better than the two she claimed for the ECB against Emerging Ireland at Loughborough last week. Sophia Byrne gets three wickets in the twelfth over and hers is a Hat-Trick! All over in quick time, a close game in the morning but a much more dominating performance from Yorkshire in the afternoon.

The five match series is now tied at 2 wins apiece. The decider takes place later today.

Ireland have won the Celtic Cup series 3-2.