Ireland Under 19's made it two wins from two against Scotland's Academy side to end their four-match series at Loughborough.

England Under 19s once again proved too strong for their Irish counterparts as they recorded a convincing 108-run win in their second Youth ODI at Loughborough. 

Jordan Neill and Freddie Ogilby were in the runs as Ireland beat Scotland.

Ireland Under-19s have named their squad for a Youth ODI Tri-Series against England and Scotland later this month  at Loughborough University.

Ireland won the series 3-2 in a week of tight games with last over, last ball finishes the order of the day. 

Robert O'Brien was in the runs again as Ireland U17's chased 291 to beat MCC by 3 wickets in the last over.

Freddie Ogilby starred with the bat as Ireland U17s completed a 2-0 series win over Jersey U19's at Oak Hill.

Centuries from the prolific pairing of Robert O'Brien and Dan Murray ensured Ireland U17s got their series against Jersey off to a winning start at Oak Hill.

Back-to-back T20 wins ensure Ireland U15's retain the Celtic Cup as they take a 4-0 series lead over Scotland.

Ireland's Under 19 cricketers will be action next month as they travel to England to compete against the hosts and traditional rivals Scotland.

Ireland made it two wins from two in the Under 15 Celtic Cup Series after a five wicket win over Scotland at Dumfries.

Ireland Under 15's began their defence of the Celtic Cup with a convincing 8-wickets win over Scotland at Dumfries.

Ireland Under 15’s claimed the Barnard Castle Festival with a 100-run win over traditional rivals Scotland in the final.

Ireland Under 15s made it four wins from four after a 149-run victory over The Netherlands at the Castle Barnard Festival.

Callum Armstrong and Robbie McCollam put on a stand of 170 to lead Ireland to an 8-wickets win over Wales.

A century from Gethin Kelleher helped Ireland U15s make a winning start to the U15 Festival at Barnard Castle.

Leinster U17's went unbeaten as they won the interpro title with two more wins in the T20 section.

Leinster beat Munster by 9 wickets to lead the U17 interpro table after the NW collapsed against hosts NCU.

Sam Haslett led the NW a comprehensive 95 run (DLS) win over the Cricket Ireland Invitational XI in a fine all-round effort.

Julie McNally's century and a hat-trick for Molly Butterly ensured two wins for Leinster U17 girls in the interprovincial series.

Fergus Lynch and Peter Le Roux half centuries helped the CI Invitational XI to victory over Munster, while Robert O'Brien and Dan Murray were in the runs as Leinster beat the NCU.

Leinster 1 clinched the title with a win over the NW, while the NCU finished second thanks to their victory over Leinster 2's.

Leinster U15 Boys made it six wins from six as they lifted the trophy for the 8th time in 10 seasons.

Two last over finishes as the NCU win twice, while both Leinster sides win a game apiece.

The NW edged out Leinster 2's by two wickets, while Leinster beat the NCU by 9 wickets in the U15 girls interpro matches at Eglinton and Ballyspallen.

The NW beat Munster by 186 runs while Leinster beat the NCU by 63 runs.

A fine bowling effort by Leinster U17s was the catalyst for their 9-wicket win over Munster in the game at Oak Hill.

The NCU beat Munster by 308 runs, while Leinster defeated the NW by 177 runs in the U15 interpros.

There was double success for the North West in the U15 interpros with the boys winning a thriller at Newbuildings, while the girls won by 45 runs at Bready.

Leinster U15 boys and girls began their interprovincial campaigns with convincing wins.

The weather had the final say as Ulster and Leinster Schools drew their two-day red-ball clash at Osborne Park.

Leinster Schools are in the ascendancy at the end of the first day of their two-day clash with Ulster Schools at Osborne Park. 

The North West Under 17s got the youth interprovincial season off to a winning start as they beat the NCU by 61 runs at Belmont.

There was much to celebrate in Ireland's eighth place finish at the Under 19 World Cup, with impressive performances against their peers, culminating in a win over New Zealand.

The win was the first by any Ireland cricket team against the Black Caps in 50 attempts, and it also delivered the highest finish by an U19 side at the biennial tournament in 11 campaigns, dating back to 1998.

Ireland Under 19's finished their World Cup campaign on a high with a 41-run DLS win against New Zealand that ensured an eighth place finish.

Harry Dyer claimed 4-35 to give Pakistan a major scare at the U19 World Cup before Ireland succumbed to a three-wicket defeat in the Super Sixes at Potchefstroom.

Ireland suffered a 201-run hammering by favourites India in their final Group A match at the U19 World Cup but are still well placed to reach the Super Sixes second stage of the tournament.

KIAN HILTON top scored with a classy 90 as Ireland again impressed at the U19 World Cup in Bloemfontein before losing to Bangladesh by six wickets in a pivotal Group A match. 

Reuben Wilson led a dominant all-round bowling display in Bloemfontein that enabled Ireland to ease to a seven-wicket victory over the USA in their opening match of the U19 World Cup.

Nathan Johns talks with Ireland U19 opening bowler Reuben Wilson ahead of the World Cup opening match against the USA on Friday.

Ireland lost the first of their two official warm-up matches on Sunday as they were beaten by 27 runs against Zimbabwe in a game curtailed by rain.

Zimbabwe gained revenge for Sunday's loss as they earned a 38-run win over Ireland in the second game of their Under 19 World Cup warm-ups.

Ireland Under 19's shook off the winter cobwebs as they battled back strongly to beat Zimbabwe in a hard-fought youth ODI in South Africa.

Ireland U19s will play three warm-up matches this week to help them prepare for the World Cup that gets underway later this month.