Hector Cappelleti's review of David Townsend's new book, published in April 2021.

Ger Siggins relates the development of cricket in Ireland from the earliest days up to the ICC Trophy final in July 2005.

The Irish Cricket Annual, an official publication of the Irish Cricket Union and Cricket Ireland, was first published in 1990.

The Irish Cricket Union Yearbook, an official publication of the Irish Cricket Union, was published between 1979 and 1990.

The story of how a special group of players came together to achieve international success at the 2007 World Cup.

Robin Walsh's story of 2013-2014, the year in which he forsook the pressbox to be President of Cricket Ireland.

The story of the outstanding team performance of Ireland in the 2007 World Cup.

The stories of the top players to play for Ireland in the long history of the game in the country .

The journey of the Ireland Cricket team from training and preparation, through the World Cup of 2007.

The colourful story of the fastest century maker in the history of the World Cup.

The autobiography of Dermott Monteith, Ireland's leading wicket taker and one of its most colourful characters.

Clarence Hile's authoritative history of the development of the game in both the Northern and the North West unions.

The competition that has been the heartbeat of NCU cricket for 125 years.

The birth, growth and development of the North of Ireland Cricket Club, which hosted international matches until 2002.

14 clubs met on 14 April 1919 in the Central Hotel in Exchequer Street, Dublin and the Leiinster Cricket Union was formed. This book traces the ups and downs of cricket across the province, a sport buffeted by war, revolution and enormous social change over the past century.

In this exclusive extract Ger Siggins tells the story of the first Dublin University man to play first-class cricket.

The statistics of 80 years of North West senior cricket, compiled by Billy Platt.

The NWCU Senior Cup was formerly known as the County Derry Cricket Union Challenge Cup.

A collection that provides a visual and reflective coverage of cricket in the North West.

The inter-war years were the greatest years in North West cricket history.

Clarence Hiles edited this magazine which appeared twice-yearly from 1985 to 1996, and again in 2004 and 2005.

Patrick Bracken has gathered together information from sports reports which appeared in the local Tipperary press of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries to chronicle the development, growth and decline of cricket in Tipperary.

The history of North Down CC from its foundation in 1857 to the triumphs of 2007.

Three issues from 1974 to read online.

Paul Davey's DVD follows Ireland's extraordinary adventure as they created World Cup cricket history in 2007.

The biography of the most famous shipbuilder in history in Comber, from his birth at Ardara House, to Inst School, cricket at The Green and his meteoric rise to fame at Harland and Wolff Shipyard.

The DVD of Ireland's greatest victory - over England at Bangalore in the 2011 World Cup.

A selection of brochures which have been published for Irish tours abroad and various international tournaments.