Men's International Tournaments
European 1st Division Championship preview
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Hosts and defending champions Ireland will start as favourites to retain the title.
Scotland begin with a six wicket victory
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Scotland made a winning start to the championships in, fending off a spirited if ragged challenge from Denmark.
Hosts start with a comfortable win
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Ireland win by eight wickets after a spectacular batting collapse by newcomers Norway.
Italy surprise the Dutch in tense opening match
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After a disastrous start, the Italians made 181 and dismissed The Netherlands for 173 in Balrothery.
Efficient Scots bring Italy back to earth
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Scotland won again on Saturday, defeating the Italians by six wickets at Skerries.
Denmark make Ireland work hard for victory
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A battling 58 from William Porterfield helps Ireland to 5 wicket win over a spirited Denmark team.
Norway take the flak as Dutch bounce back
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Records fell on all sides at Balrothery on Saturday as The Netherlands ran up a massive 474 for eight.
O'Briens lead the way as Ireland overpower The Netherlands
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Ireland remained unbeaten as they registered a confortable seven-wicket win over The Netherlands.
Denmark scrape past Italy in thriller
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Victory is secured by one wicket with one ball to spare at Merrion.
Scotland need less than 30 overs to demolish Norway
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The Norwegians' unhappy Division 1 debut continued with a nine-wicket defeat at Rathmines.
Scotland set up title decider against Ireland
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A comprehensive six-wicket victory over The Netherlands gives the Scots a crack at their first European title.
Ireland make hard work of defeating Italy
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Set only 159 to win, Ireland lose six wickets at Malahide
Denmark too strong for plucky Norway
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Norway passed 200 for the first time, but the Danes lost only two wickets in knocking off the runs.
Rain badly affects the final day of the Championships
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As Ireland and Scotland play at Clontarf, the weather frustrates the rest of the tournament
Ireland overcome the rain - and Scotland
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William Porterfield's men retained their European title with a seven-wicket victory at Clontarf.