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The Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup, known for sponsorship reasons as the RSA Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup is a 50-over cricket competition for Irish amateur clubs. It is the most important knock-out cricket club competition in Ireland, is organised by Cricket Ireland and comprises the top teams from each of Ireland's four active provincial unions ( Leinster, Munster, NCU and North West). Connacht Cricket Union, the youngest, smallest and weakest provincial union, do not enter teams in their own right, but County Galway CC enters as a member club in Munster.

Sponsorship

It was sponsored initially by Schweppes and then Royal Liver, [1] and the current sponsor is RSA. It was renamed in honour of Bob Kerr, who died at the 2007 Cricket World Cup. [2] [3]

Matches are of 50- overs duration, though this may be reduced to as few as ten overs per side where delays or interruptions necessitate. [4]

Each team must contain not less than nine players fully eligible to play for Ireland in all competitions. [4]

Waringstown are the most successful club in the competition with 6 wins. Leinster Cricket Club are the defending champions, having defeated Waringstown by 48 runs in the 2023 final. [5]

Summary of finalists

Performance Table
Team Wins Runners-up Total Finals Last Win
Waringstown 6 3 9 2018
North County 5 0 5 2008
Limavady 3 2 5 2004
North Down 3 2 5 1995
Lurgan 3 0 3 1990
Merrion 2 4 6 2016
Brigade 2 3 5 1999
Leinster 2 3 5 2023
The Hills 2 2 4 2014
Downpatrick 2 0 2 1991
Donemana 1 4 5 2000
Railway Union 1 3 4 2006
North of Ireland 1 2 3 1982
Strabane 1 2 3 1998
CIYMS 1 0 1 2022
Malahide 1 0 1 2002
Clontarf 1 2 3 2013
Pembroke 1 0 1 2019
Phoenix 1 0 1 1986
St Johnston 1 0 1 1987
Rush 0 2 2 N/A
Ballymena 0 1 1 N/A
Bready 0 1 1 N/A
Cliftonville 0 1 1 N/A
Instonians 0 1 1 N/A
Lisburn 0 1 1 N/A
Sion Mills 0 1 1 N/A

List of finals

1980s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
1982 North of Ireland Leinster Rathmines, Dublin North 91–4;
Leinster 77–9 ( S Corlett 4–26).
North won by 14 runs. Match reduced to 30 overs per side.
1983 Waringstown North of Ireland Ormeau, Belfast Waringstown 190–8 ( D Harrison 60);
North 118 all out.
Waringstown won by 72 runs.
1984 Lurgan Brigade Rathmines, Dublin Lurgan 257–6 (Rahul Mankad 130, P McCrum 56);
Brigade 170 all out.
Lurgan won by 87 runs.
1985 Downpatrick North Down Strangford Road, Downpatrick North Down 79 all out;
Downpatrick 85–4.Downpatrick won by 6 wickets.
1986 Phoenix Donemana Rathmines, Dublin Donemana 109 all out;
Phoenix 110–1 (A Masood 51).
Phoenix won by 9 wickets.
1987 St Johnston Brigade Beechgrove, Derry Brigade 93 all out;
St Johnston 94–3.
St Johnston won by 7 wickets.
1988 Lurgan North Down Rathmines, Dublin Lurgan 249–6 (G Hunter 100, S Kshirasgar 61);
North Down 153 all out.
Lurgan won by 96 runs.
1989 North Down Donemana Rathmines, Dublin Donemana 101 all out;
North Down 102–6.
North Down won by 4 wickets.

1990s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
1990 Lurgan Clontarf Rathmines, Dublin Lurgan 251–9 (R McCollum 91, D Neill 52);
Clontarf 178 all out.
Lurgan won by 73 runs.
1991 Downpatrick North of Ireland The Green, Comber Downpatrick 203–6 (K Merchant 60 no);
North 200–8.
Downpatrick won by 3 runs.
1992 Waringstown Sion Mills Rathmines, Dublin Waringstown 171–5;
Sion Mills 122 all out.
Waringstown won by 49 runs.
1993 North Down Brigade Rathmines, Dublin Brigade 155–9;
North Down 156–3 ( C McCrum 87).
North Down won by 7 wickets.
1994 Limavady Strabane Woodvale Road, Eglinton Strabane 159 all out ( P Gillespie 55;
Limavady 160–6 ( D Curry 111 no).
Limavady won by 4 wickets.
1995 North Down Bready The Green, Comber North Down 227–3 ( P McCrum 100 no, Robin Haire 64 no);
Bready 226 all out ( A Rutherford 70).
North Down won by 1 run.
1996 Brigade Leinster Rathmines, Dublin Leinster 199–6 (JV Byrne 56, JE Byrne 53);
Brigade 201–2 (C Jeffrey 84 no, Akram Raza 67).
Brigade won by 8 wickets.
1997 Limavady Leinster Beechgrove, Derry Leinster 172–6 (T McDonnell 50);
Limavady 174–0 ( D Curry 102 no, D Cooke 64 no).
Limavady won by 10 wickets.
1998 Strabane Ballymena Beechgrove, Derry Strabane 189–4;
Ballymena 165 all out ( Mark Gillespie 5–33).
Strabane won by 24 runs.
1999 Brigade Limavady Beechgrove, Derry Limavady 162 all out;
Brigade 163–6 ( S Smyth 55).
Brigade won by 4 wickets.

2000s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
2000 Donemana Limavady Beechgrove, Derry Limavady 215–8 (50 overs G Harron 83 no);
Donemana 219–7 (49.1 overs, W Porterfield 59)
Donemana won by 3 wickets.
2001 North County Cliftonville The Lawn, Waringstown North County 272–7 ( A Botha 66, J Mooney 61);
Cliftonville 198–9 ( K McCallan 60).
North County won by 74 runs.
2002 Malahide Rush Castle Avenue Rush 148 all out;
Malahide 149–6 (N Shaukat 4–26).
Malahide won by 4 wickets.
2003 North County Railway Union Castle Avenue North County 217–7 ( E Morgan 70);
Railway Union 146 all out (C Mullen 58, P Mooney 4–19).
North County won by 71 runs.
2004 Limavady Strabane Woodvale Road, Eglinton Limavady 198–6 (50 overs, I McGregor 89);
Strabane 110 all out (42.1 overs).
Limavady won by 88 runs.
2005 North County Railway Union Castle Avenue Railway Union 182–8 (50 overs A Murphy 80);
North County 185–5 (44.2 overs J Mooney 57 no).
North County won by 5 wickets.
2006 Railway Union Rush Castle Avenue Rush 206–7 (50 overs, S Iqbal 58);
Railway Union 210–9 (43.2 overs A Murphy 50, N Mullen 4–32).
Railway Union won by 1 wicket.
2007 North County The Hills Castle Avenue North County 259–8 (50 overs, A Botha 84);
The Hills 154 all out (B Archer 52; R Lawrence 5–38).
North County won by 105 runs. [6]
2008 North County Donemana Strabane North County 165–8 ( Conor Armstrong 68; Junior McBrine 4–42);
Donemana 112 all out.
North County won by 43 runs. [7]
2009 Leinster Donemana Milverton Leinster 265–8 (50 overs A Scholtz 75, JP O'Dwyer 61);
Donemana 238 all out (48.4 overs R Kee 61, A Shafique 55, R Miley 4–46).
Leinster won by 27 runs.

2010s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
2010 Merrion Railway Union Balrothery Railway Union 317–3 (50 overs Kevin O'Brien 76, Trent Johnston 71, T Fisher 69);
Merrion 164–1 (26 overs Greg Clarence 80no, Dominick Joyce 72no).
Merrion won by 36 runs. ( Duckworth-Lewis par score: 128 in 26 overs) [8]
2011 Waringstown Instonians The Green, Comber Instonians 237–8 (50 overs Andrew White 76;
Waringstown 125–2 (29 overs Simon Harrison 68).
Waringstown won by 21 runs ( Duckworth-Lewis). [9]
2012 The Hills Merrion Castle Avenue Merrion 153 (48 overs D Joyce 51, J Anderson 47;
The Hills 154–2 (39.1 overs D Calder 64 not out).
The Hills won by 8 wickets. [10]
2013 Clontarf Merrion Malahide Merrion 253-7 (50 overs, B Thompson 78, J Anderson 87, D Joyce 51no, Z van der Merwe 4-46)


Clontarf 254-4 (49 overs, A Botha 42, A Poynter 102no, E Delany 42no, S Morrissey 2-58)
Clontarf won by 6 wickets. [11]

2014 The Hills Clontarf Castle Avenue The Hills 239 (50 overs, N Pretorius 34, C McLoughlin 75, M Baumgart 62, Z Van Merwe 4-30, J Morrissey 2-30, P Ryan 3-54)


Clontarf 230 (41 overs, B Coghlan 40, A Poynter 41, E Delany 41, A D'Arcy 51, M Sorensen 3-50, N Shoukat 3-40)
The Hills won by 9 runs. [12] [13]

2015 Waringstown Merrion The Lawn, Waringstown Waringstown 276-7 (L Nelson 44, G Thompson 78, J de Villiers 31, K McCallan 30no, D Joyce 4-62)


Merrion 169 (D Langford-Smith 70, M Lewis 52no, J de Villiers 4-24, G Kidd 2-44, K McCallan 3-30)
Waringstown won by 107 runs. [14]

2016 Merrion Waringstown Castle Avenue Merrion 252-9 (J Anderson 109, D Joyce 67)


Waringstown 196 (L Nelson 48, W von Behr 3-38)
Merrion won by 51 runs. [15]

2017 Waringstown The Hills Bready The Hills 135 (M Donegan 40, M Sorensen 24no, H Shah 20; K McCallan 3/18, S Khan 2/14, P Eaglestone 2/21)


Waringstown 136-6 (A Dennison 45, G Thompson 24no, J Hall 22; Yagoob Ali 4/25, R Cartwright 2/33)
Waringstown won by 4 wickets. [16]

2018 Waringstown Merrion Stormont Waringstown 264-7 (J Hall 73, S Khan 71 not out; J Anderson 3-28)


Merrion 179 (M Lewis 46; S Khan 2-23, G Kidd 2-35)
Waringstown won by 85 runs. [17]

2019 Pembroke Waringstown Milverton Pembroke won by 135 runs. [18]

2020s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
2020 Not played
2021 Not played
2022 CIYMS Lisburn Bready CIYMS 321-6 (50 overs; J Matchett 94, C Dougherty 93; N Whitworth 2-63)


Lisburn 96 (26.2 overs; F Fazal 30; N Jones 3–15)
CIYMS won by 225 runs [19]

2023 Leinster Waringstown The Lawn Leinster 259-6 (50 overs; J Carroll 78, P Francis 74*; G Hume 2-35, B Snell 2-45)


Waringstown 211 (45 overs; M Topping 110; P Francis 3-24, B Ashar 3-45
Leinster won by 48 runs [5]

Summary of winners

By province

Province Wins
Leinster 16
NCU 16
North West 8
Connacht 0
Munster 0

By country

Wins
  Northern Ireland 23
  Republic of Ireland 17

See also

References

  1. ^ Gerard Siggins (2005), Green Days:Cricket in Ireland 1792–2005. Nonsuch Publishing Ltd., p.88
  2. ^ "Irish official dies at World Cup". BBC Sport. 21 March 2007. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  3. ^ "Cup name change honours late Kerr". BBC Sport. 16 May 2007. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  4. ^ a b "Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup Playing Regulations" (PDF). Cricket Ireland. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 September 2011. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  5. ^ a b Belfast Telegraph
  6. ^ "Cricket: Botha shines as North County cop cup again". Belfast Telegraph. 1 September 2007. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  7. ^ "North County win Bob Kerr decider". BBC Sport. 6 September 2008. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  8. ^ "Merrion play the odds and come up trumps". The Irish Times. 13 September 2010. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  9. ^ Waringstown defeat Instonians in Irish Senior Cup Final
  10. ^ Hills lift cup after stumping row
  11. ^ Poynter times it perfectly as Clontarf claim Irish Senior Cup
  12. ^ Cricket: The Hills win RSA Irish Senior Cup
  13. ^ RSA Irish Senior Cup 2014 Archived 8 August 2014 at the Wayback Machine
  14. ^ Waringstown Clinch Irish Senior Cup With 107 Run Win Over Merrion
  15. ^ BBC Sport
  16. ^ Irish Times
  17. ^ BBC
  18. ^ BBC
  19. ^ News Letter
Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/?title=Irish_Senior_Cup_(cricket)&oldid=1201197940"
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup, known for sponsorship reasons as the RSA Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup is a 50-over cricket competition for Irish amateur clubs. It is the most important knock-out cricket club competition in Ireland, is organised by Cricket Ireland and comprises the top teams from each of Ireland's four active provincial unions ( Leinster, Munster, NCU and North West). Connacht Cricket Union, the youngest, smallest and weakest provincial union, do not enter teams in their own right, but County Galway CC enters as a member club in Munster.

Sponsorship

It was sponsored initially by Schweppes and then Royal Liver, [1] and the current sponsor is RSA. It was renamed in honour of Bob Kerr, who died at the 2007 Cricket World Cup. [2] [3]

Matches are of 50- overs duration, though this may be reduced to as few as ten overs per side where delays or interruptions necessitate. [4]

Each team must contain not less than nine players fully eligible to play for Ireland in all competitions. [4]

Waringstown are the most successful club in the competition with 6 wins. Leinster Cricket Club are the defending champions, having defeated Waringstown by 48 runs in the 2023 final. [5]

Summary of finalists

Performance Table
Team Wins Runners-up Total Finals Last Win
Waringstown 6 3 9 2018
North County 5 0 5 2008
Limavady 3 2 5 2004
North Down 3 2 5 1995
Lurgan 3 0 3 1990
Merrion 2 4 6 2016
Brigade 2 3 5 1999
Leinster 2 3 5 2023
The Hills 2 2 4 2014
Downpatrick 2 0 2 1991
Donemana 1 4 5 2000
Railway Union 1 3 4 2006
North of Ireland 1 2 3 1982
Strabane 1 2 3 1998
CIYMS 1 0 1 2022
Malahide 1 0 1 2002
Clontarf 1 2 3 2013
Pembroke 1 0 1 2019
Phoenix 1 0 1 1986
St Johnston 1 0 1 1987
Rush 0 2 2 N/A
Ballymena 0 1 1 N/A
Bready 0 1 1 N/A
Cliftonville 0 1 1 N/A
Instonians 0 1 1 N/A
Lisburn 0 1 1 N/A
Sion Mills 0 1 1 N/A

List of finals

1980s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
1982 North of Ireland Leinster Rathmines, Dublin North 91–4;
Leinster 77–9 ( S Corlett 4–26).
North won by 14 runs. Match reduced to 30 overs per side.
1983 Waringstown North of Ireland Ormeau, Belfast Waringstown 190–8 ( D Harrison 60);
North 118 all out.
Waringstown won by 72 runs.
1984 Lurgan Brigade Rathmines, Dublin Lurgan 257–6 (Rahul Mankad 130, P McCrum 56);
Brigade 170 all out.
Lurgan won by 87 runs.
1985 Downpatrick North Down Strangford Road, Downpatrick North Down 79 all out;
Downpatrick 85–4.Downpatrick won by 6 wickets.
1986 Phoenix Donemana Rathmines, Dublin Donemana 109 all out;
Phoenix 110–1 (A Masood 51).
Phoenix won by 9 wickets.
1987 St Johnston Brigade Beechgrove, Derry Brigade 93 all out;
St Johnston 94–3.
St Johnston won by 7 wickets.
1988 Lurgan North Down Rathmines, Dublin Lurgan 249–6 (G Hunter 100, S Kshirasgar 61);
North Down 153 all out.
Lurgan won by 96 runs.
1989 North Down Donemana Rathmines, Dublin Donemana 101 all out;
North Down 102–6.
North Down won by 4 wickets.

1990s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
1990 Lurgan Clontarf Rathmines, Dublin Lurgan 251–9 (R McCollum 91, D Neill 52);
Clontarf 178 all out.
Lurgan won by 73 runs.
1991 Downpatrick North of Ireland The Green, Comber Downpatrick 203–6 (K Merchant 60 no);
North 200–8.
Downpatrick won by 3 runs.
1992 Waringstown Sion Mills Rathmines, Dublin Waringstown 171–5;
Sion Mills 122 all out.
Waringstown won by 49 runs.
1993 North Down Brigade Rathmines, Dublin Brigade 155–9;
North Down 156–3 ( C McCrum 87).
North Down won by 7 wickets.
1994 Limavady Strabane Woodvale Road, Eglinton Strabane 159 all out ( P Gillespie 55;
Limavady 160–6 ( D Curry 111 no).
Limavady won by 4 wickets.
1995 North Down Bready The Green, Comber North Down 227–3 ( P McCrum 100 no, Robin Haire 64 no);
Bready 226 all out ( A Rutherford 70).
North Down won by 1 run.
1996 Brigade Leinster Rathmines, Dublin Leinster 199–6 (JV Byrne 56, JE Byrne 53);
Brigade 201–2 (C Jeffrey 84 no, Akram Raza 67).
Brigade won by 8 wickets.
1997 Limavady Leinster Beechgrove, Derry Leinster 172–6 (T McDonnell 50);
Limavady 174–0 ( D Curry 102 no, D Cooke 64 no).
Limavady won by 10 wickets.
1998 Strabane Ballymena Beechgrove, Derry Strabane 189–4;
Ballymena 165 all out ( Mark Gillespie 5–33).
Strabane won by 24 runs.
1999 Brigade Limavady Beechgrove, Derry Limavady 162 all out;
Brigade 163–6 ( S Smyth 55).
Brigade won by 4 wickets.

2000s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
2000 Donemana Limavady Beechgrove, Derry Limavady 215–8 (50 overs G Harron 83 no);
Donemana 219–7 (49.1 overs, W Porterfield 59)
Donemana won by 3 wickets.
2001 North County Cliftonville The Lawn, Waringstown North County 272–7 ( A Botha 66, J Mooney 61);
Cliftonville 198–9 ( K McCallan 60).
North County won by 74 runs.
2002 Malahide Rush Castle Avenue Rush 148 all out;
Malahide 149–6 (N Shaukat 4–26).
Malahide won by 4 wickets.
2003 North County Railway Union Castle Avenue North County 217–7 ( E Morgan 70);
Railway Union 146 all out (C Mullen 58, P Mooney 4–19).
North County won by 71 runs.
2004 Limavady Strabane Woodvale Road, Eglinton Limavady 198–6 (50 overs, I McGregor 89);
Strabane 110 all out (42.1 overs).
Limavady won by 88 runs.
2005 North County Railway Union Castle Avenue Railway Union 182–8 (50 overs A Murphy 80);
North County 185–5 (44.2 overs J Mooney 57 no).
North County won by 5 wickets.
2006 Railway Union Rush Castle Avenue Rush 206–7 (50 overs, S Iqbal 58);
Railway Union 210–9 (43.2 overs A Murphy 50, N Mullen 4–32).
Railway Union won by 1 wicket.
2007 North County The Hills Castle Avenue North County 259–8 (50 overs, A Botha 84);
The Hills 154 all out (B Archer 52; R Lawrence 5–38).
North County won by 105 runs. [6]
2008 North County Donemana Strabane North County 165–8 ( Conor Armstrong 68; Junior McBrine 4–42);
Donemana 112 all out.
North County won by 43 runs. [7]
2009 Leinster Donemana Milverton Leinster 265–8 (50 overs A Scholtz 75, JP O'Dwyer 61);
Donemana 238 all out (48.4 overs R Kee 61, A Shafique 55, R Miley 4–46).
Leinster won by 27 runs.

2010s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
2010 Merrion Railway Union Balrothery Railway Union 317–3 (50 overs Kevin O'Brien 76, Trent Johnston 71, T Fisher 69);
Merrion 164–1 (26 overs Greg Clarence 80no, Dominick Joyce 72no).
Merrion won by 36 runs. ( Duckworth-Lewis par score: 128 in 26 overs) [8]
2011 Waringstown Instonians The Green, Comber Instonians 237–8 (50 overs Andrew White 76;
Waringstown 125–2 (29 overs Simon Harrison 68).
Waringstown won by 21 runs ( Duckworth-Lewis). [9]
2012 The Hills Merrion Castle Avenue Merrion 153 (48 overs D Joyce 51, J Anderson 47;
The Hills 154–2 (39.1 overs D Calder 64 not out).
The Hills won by 8 wickets. [10]
2013 Clontarf Merrion Malahide Merrion 253-7 (50 overs, B Thompson 78, J Anderson 87, D Joyce 51no, Z van der Merwe 4-46)


Clontarf 254-4 (49 overs, A Botha 42, A Poynter 102no, E Delany 42no, S Morrissey 2-58)
Clontarf won by 6 wickets. [11]

2014 The Hills Clontarf Castle Avenue The Hills 239 (50 overs, N Pretorius 34, C McLoughlin 75, M Baumgart 62, Z Van Merwe 4-30, J Morrissey 2-30, P Ryan 3-54)


Clontarf 230 (41 overs, B Coghlan 40, A Poynter 41, E Delany 41, A D'Arcy 51, M Sorensen 3-50, N Shoukat 3-40)
The Hills won by 9 runs. [12] [13]

2015 Waringstown Merrion The Lawn, Waringstown Waringstown 276-7 (L Nelson 44, G Thompson 78, J de Villiers 31, K McCallan 30no, D Joyce 4-62)


Merrion 169 (D Langford-Smith 70, M Lewis 52no, J de Villiers 4-24, G Kidd 2-44, K McCallan 3-30)
Waringstown won by 107 runs. [14]

2016 Merrion Waringstown Castle Avenue Merrion 252-9 (J Anderson 109, D Joyce 67)


Waringstown 196 (L Nelson 48, W von Behr 3-38)
Merrion won by 51 runs. [15]

2017 Waringstown The Hills Bready The Hills 135 (M Donegan 40, M Sorensen 24no, H Shah 20; K McCallan 3/18, S Khan 2/14, P Eaglestone 2/21)


Waringstown 136-6 (A Dennison 45, G Thompson 24no, J Hall 22; Yagoob Ali 4/25, R Cartwright 2/33)
Waringstown won by 4 wickets. [16]

2018 Waringstown Merrion Stormont Waringstown 264-7 (J Hall 73, S Khan 71 not out; J Anderson 3-28)


Merrion 179 (M Lewis 46; S Khan 2-23, G Kidd 2-35)
Waringstown won by 85 runs. [17]

2019 Pembroke Waringstown Milverton Pembroke won by 135 runs. [18]

2020s

Season Winners Runners-Up Venue Match Notes
2020 Not played
2021 Not played
2022 CIYMS Lisburn Bready CIYMS 321-6 (50 overs; J Matchett 94, C Dougherty 93; N Whitworth 2-63)


Lisburn 96 (26.2 overs; F Fazal 30; N Jones 3–15)
CIYMS won by 225 runs [19]

2023 Leinster Waringstown The Lawn Leinster 259-6 (50 overs; J Carroll 78, P Francis 74*; G Hume 2-35, B Snell 2-45)


Waringstown 211 (45 overs; M Topping 110; P Francis 3-24, B Ashar 3-45
Leinster won by 48 runs [5]

Summary of winners

By province

Province Wins
Leinster 16
NCU 16
North West 8
Connacht 0
Munster 0

By country

Wins
  Northern Ireland 23
  Republic of Ireland 17

See also

References

  1. ^ Gerard Siggins (2005), Green Days:Cricket in Ireland 1792–2005. Nonsuch Publishing Ltd., p.88
  2. ^ "Irish official dies at World Cup". BBC Sport. 21 March 2007. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  3. ^ "Cup name change honours late Kerr". BBC Sport. 16 May 2007. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  4. ^ a b "Bob Kerr Irish Senior Cup Playing Regulations" (PDF). Cricket Ireland. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 September 2011. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  5. ^ a b Belfast Telegraph
  6. ^ "Cricket: Botha shines as North County cop cup again". Belfast Telegraph. 1 September 2007. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  7. ^ "North County win Bob Kerr decider". BBC Sport. 6 September 2008. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  8. ^ "Merrion play the odds and come up trumps". The Irish Times. 13 September 2010. Retrieved 24 May 2011.
  9. ^ Waringstown defeat Instonians in Irish Senior Cup Final
  10. ^ Hills lift cup after stumping row
  11. ^ Poynter times it perfectly as Clontarf claim Irish Senior Cup
  12. ^ Cricket: The Hills win RSA Irish Senior Cup
  13. ^ RSA Irish Senior Cup 2014 Archived 8 August 2014 at the Wayback Machine
  14. ^ Waringstown Clinch Irish Senior Cup With 107 Run Win Over Merrion
  15. ^ BBC Sport
  16. ^ Irish Times
  17. ^ BBC
  18. ^ BBC
  19. ^ News Letter
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