Clontarf v Pembroke (29 June)
- Seamus Lynch got 100
- Bowled
- On driven
- Byron McDonough
- Driven by David Delany
- Flowing drive
- Nice pick-up shot
- Nasty short ball
- Lofted
- David Vincent scored 22
- Gavin Hoey bowling
- Sliced away
- Reuben Wilson batting
- Pulled
- Reuben Wilson and David Vincent job well done as Clontarf make 284
- High Noon - Gary Cooper or David Vincent
- David Delany bowling
- Reuben Wilson congratulated
- High fives as another wicket falls
- Chipped
- Dancing after taking the catch
- caught by David Delany
- Lorcan Tucker reverse sweep
- David Vincent congratulated
- Cillian McDonnell delighted
- Celebrations continue
- Cillian McDonnell celebrates his hat-trick
- Barry McCarthy
- On drinks duty
- Another one bites the dust
- Cillian McDonnell and Mitchell Thompson
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