Lisburn maintained the NCU’s stranglehold on the All-Ireland T20 Cup but, for the second year in a row, a Super Over was needed to decide the final.

Another week, another All-Ireland T20 trophy for Phoenix as their Women's side beat Waringstown by 9 wickets in a dominant display in the Park.

The All-Ireland T20 went to a super over for the second year in succession, with Lisburn prevailing in a drama filled day.

Lisburn lifted the Ulster Plate with a three-wickets win against Muckamore at Moylena in a tight contest.

Ben White sparked a Merrion collapse to inspire Phoenix to a second Irish Senior Cup success, 38 years after their first.

Rush won the National Cup for a record-extending fourth time with a convincing 126-run over Strabane at The Mardyke.

It's been 38 long years since Phoenix lifted the Irish Senior Cup for the first and only time, but they have a real chance of further glory this weekend as they take on Merrion in the final at The Mardyke.

Rush go in search of a fourth National Cup title this Sunday when they take on Strabane at the Mardyke.

David Agnew produced a fine all-round display as Instonians beat Bready to lift the All-Ireland U13 trophy in Cork.

Waringstown reached the final of the Women’s T20 Cup after beating Fox Lodge in their Semi-Final at Ballymagorry.

Lisburn will  play in their first All-Ireland T20 Final this month after beating Brigade in a last-over Semi-Final success at Wallace Park yesterday.

A half century from Amy Caulfield helped NCU champions Waringstown into the final of the Women's All-Ireland T20 after a 37-run win at Fox Lodge.

Leinster were too strong in a 9-wickets win over Cork Harlequins, while Lisburn edged out Brigade in a last-over thriller.

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.

Lisburn won the Ulster Cup battle as they edged out Bready in a last-ball thriller in the morning game at Balbriggan.

Phoenix Park will be the venue for this year's All-Ireland T20 finals day on Sunday August 25th.

Cork County marks its 150th anniversary this year and steps into the spotlight hosting both the Irish Senior Cup and the National Cup Finals on August 17th and 18th.

Phoenix and Merrion will meet in the Irish Senior Cup final at The Mardyke on Saturday August 17th after wins in the semi-final against CIYMS and Instonians.

Three times winners Rush will take on Strabane in the National Cup final in Cork on Sunday August 18th.

It’s down to the last four of the National Cup with yet again two North v South clashes.

It’s semi-finals time in the Irish Senior Cup with two Leinster v NCU clashes lined up on Sunday.

There will be no NW representation in the semi-finals of the Ulster Plate after Lisburn beat Donemana in a bowl-out, Ardmore and Eglinton were well beaten, while Instonians were victorious in the all-NCU clash with Waringstown.

The prospect of an all-NCU Irish Cup Final is still alive after the Semi-Final draw kept CIYMS and Instonians apart.

There were wins in the quarter-finals for CIYMS and Instonians in the NCU, as well as Merrion and Phoenix from the LCU.

There were victories in the National Cup for Rush, North County, Strabane and Ballyspallen.

There are four intriguing clashes in the quarter-finals of the Irish Senior Cup with four Leinster and NCU sides remaining in the last eight.

Three times champions Rush are hoping for a fourth success in the National Cup, but they have been given a tough task as they take on two-times finalists Terenure.

There were wins in the rearranged last 16 ties for holders Leinster, Waringstown, Instonians and CIYMS.

Holders Leinster will travel to the NCU if they overcome Brigade on Sunday. Merrion will face Pembroke or Waringstown in a mouth-watering clash, while Phoenix will meet North Down or Balbriggan, and Malahide await the winners of Instonians or CSNI.

Merrion set an Irish Cup record total in their win over The Hills, while there were also victories for Malahide and Phoenix on a rain-affected day.

Three times winners Rush and 2022 champions North County are through to the quarter-finals of the National Cup.

A remote bowl-out was needed to decide who would progress with the Munster side missing all five attempts.

Strabane face holders Derriaghy in one of the ties of the National Cup second round.

The draw has been made for the second round of the Irish Senior Cup with six times winners Waringstown clash with Pembroke who beat them in the 2019 final the tie of the round.

Previous winners Rush and North County are through to the second round of the National Cup. There was a better showing by NW sides with five making the last 16.

Jack Lalor's 201 not out was the star performance in the first round of the Irish Senior Cup. There were hundreds too for Scott Macbeth, Tim Tector, Nick Stapleton, Robert McKinley, Hedayat Ullah Khogiani and Ruhan Pretorius.

Holders Derriaghy have been given a bye into the second round of the National Cup.

The draw has been made for the opening round of the 2024 Irish Senior Cup with 29 teams battling it out to lift the Bob Kerr Trophy.