In 1985 Clarence Hiles first published the Ulster Cricketer magazine which immediately became a 'must read' for virtually every cricket enthusiast in Northern Ireland. Published twice yearly, it included coverage of Irish and Ulster cricket, profiles on cricket personalities, invited articles, and features on umpires, together with quality photography. Colin Barkley later became involved with assisting in editing the magazine.
When Hiles left Northern Ireland for Barbados in 1996 publication ceased. However, after an eight-year lapse it returned in 2004 with Peter Shields as assistant editor - however, in 2006 it was replaced by the Ulster Cricketer website.
May 1985
Autumn 1985
Spring 1986
Autumn 1986
Summer 1987
Autumn 1987
Summer 1988
Autumn 1988
Summer 1989
Autumn 1989
Summer 1990
Winter 1990-91
Summer 1991
Winter 1991-92
Summer 1992
Winter 1992-93
Summer 1993
Winter 1993-94
Summer 1994
Winter 1994-95
Summer 1995
Summer 1996
June 2004
Autumn 2004
Spring 2005
1994