Derriaghy have been banned from receiving a home draw in next year’s National Cup after crowd trouble at last year’s final at The Lawn.

The remaining two All-Ireland finals were decided by the dreaded bowl-outs on Sunday after Waringstown's ground was deemed unplayable.

Merrion clinched the All-Ireland U13 Cup with a 25-run win over Bready in the decider at Anglesea Road.

Clontarf U17 girls reached the All-Ireland final, while their Under 15 side beat Bready to lift the trophy.

CSNI edged out Bready by 18 runs in the semi-final of the All-Ireland U17 boys cup.

Lisburn won the All-Ireland Under 13 girls final with a dominant display to beat Pembroke by nine wickets in Dublin.

Pembroke won the All-Ireland Under 15 boys final with a convincing seven-wicket win over Lisburn at Sydney Parade.

Pembroke will meet Lisburn in the All-Ireland U15 final after beating Cork Harlequins in the last four at the weekend.

A fine all-round display by Jan Dijkstra saw Merrion beat Instonians by four wickets to reach the final of the All-Ireland Under 13 cup.

There was double cause for celebration at Wallace Park on Bank Holiday Monday as Lisburn U13 girls and U15 boys won All-Ireland semi-finals against Bready.

Defending champions Merrion showed no mercy as they ruthlessly dismantled Fox Lodge by 170 runs in the All-Ireland T20 final at Malahide in a game reduced to 19 overs by early rain.

CIYMS won the All-Ireland T20 trophy for a third time after edging out Balbriggan in a thriller that went to a Super Over at Malahide.

CIYMS retained their All-Ireland T20 title in the most dramatic of circumstances with Ross Adair and Jason van der Merwe running a two on the fifth ball of a Super Over.

CIYMS and Balbriggan clash in All-Ireland T20 final at Malahide this Sunday.

It’s the biggest day in Fox Lodge Women’s history as they face Leinster champions Merrion in the All-Ireland final at Malahide this Sunday.

Bready got the All-Ireland youth competitions off to a winning start as they beat Cork County in the semi-final of the Under 13 Cup.

CIYMS produced a powerhouse batting display to blow away Cork County at The Mardyke.

Fox Lodge are through to the final of the All-Ireland T20 Women's competition after a 9-run win over CSNI in a rain-affected semi-final at Stormont.

It was not to be for Waringstown who still hold the record for the most Irish Cup wins but they failed to make it a magnificent seven at The Lawn yesterday.

IT’S been nine years since an NCU side has even been in the final of the National Cup but tomorrow, they are certain to have a third winner of the competition when Derriaghy meet Cliftonville Academy at The Lawn.

A magnificent seven is the target for Waringstown when they take on Leinster in the  Irish Cup final at The Lawn.

Brigade's hopes of following up their Senior Cup success with All-Ireland T20 glory were dashed  by Balbriggan who won yesterday’s semi-final at The Rectory.

A fourth wicket stand of 114 in 10 overs between Cameron Rowe and Greg Ford powered Balbriggan into the final of the All Ireland T20 Cup in an entertaining match of fluctuating fortunes at The Rectory against Brigade.

Cliftonville Academy and Derriaghy will meet in the National Cup final after wins in low scoring semi-finals against Muckamore and Rush.

Waringstown and Leinster reached the final with contrasting wins over Pembroke and The Hills.

The semi-final draws for both the Irish Senior and National Cups have been announced.

Waringstown will carry the flag for the NCU into the semi-finals of the Irish Senior Cup after skipper Greg Tbompson led them to a 61 runs victory over old rivals Merrion.

Rush, Cliftonville Academy, Derriaghy and Muckamore are into the semi-finals of the National Cup.

Waringstown, The Hills, Leinster and Pembroke are through to the last four of the Irish Senior Cup.

The draw was made for the quarter-finals of the Ulster Plate with four mouthwatering ties down for decision.

Centuries for Ewan Wilson, Harry Warke, Chris Burns, and Carson McCullough as the batters took advantage of ideal batting conditions in the first round of the Ulster Plate.

Two-times winners Merrion advanced safely to the quarter-finals of the Irish Senior Cup as the made light work of a potentially tricky 249 target in the replayed match at Anglesea Road.

The draws have been made for the quarter-finals of the Irish Senior and National Cups.

INSTONIANS won the all-NCU clash in the second of the Irish Senior Cup, knocking out last year’s beaten finalists Lisburn to complete a memorable weekend.

Holders CIYMS are beaten by Leinster, while there are wins for Waringstown, Instonians, The Hills, Phoenix, Pembroke and Balbriggan. The YMCA v Merrion game was abandoned.

Three times winners Rush are into the quarter-finals after beating North County, while there are wins for Terenure, Derriaghy, St Johnston, Killyclooney, Cliftonville Academy, Limerick and Muckamore.

The North West's two remaining teams bowed out of Sunday's replays, meaning none of the eight North West sides made it past the first hurdle - the worst display in the competition's history.

A miserable Sunday in the Irish competitions for North West sides was completed when Glendermott travelled to Athlone as favourites, but were well beaten by the Midlanders.

The draw for the second round of the Irish Senior Cup has been released, with holders CIYMS facinga tough away trip to Leinster, while six-times winners Waringstown have been drawn at home to Clontarf in two of the ties of the round.

Holders North County have been drawn home to three times winners Rush in the second round of the National Cup.

Waringstown, the most successful team in the Irish Senior Cup, made light of their opening assignment in pursuit of their seventh trophy, with a resounding victory over North West Premiership champions Newbuildings.

The North West side again found the going tough in the Irish Cup as the 19-year drought shows no signs of ending anytime soon..

Three times winners Rush thump Strabane, while there are also wins for Muckamore, Civil Service, Killyclooney, Burndennett, Cregagh, Cliftonville Academy, Derriaghy, Knockharley, and North Kildare.

St Johnston have been handed a walkover after County Kerry conceded their Irish National Cup tie.

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The draw has been made for the tenth edition of the Irish National Cup, with plenty of exciting ties to look forward to.

The draw has been made for the first round of the Irish Senior Cup and as always has produced some mouth watering clashes.