11 Jul
Youth

Merrion Youth Update 11th July

Youth cricket started back in May and matches on 8th June. Since then 12 Merrion teams have been in action. The start of the season was much disrupted as the nets project limited the available time for practice. This is now thankfully behind us and our...

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22 Jun
News

Registration Numbers

There has been a 40% rise in the number of players registered with Cricket Leinster. Most of this has come from the growth in the number of registered youth players, and in particular from clubs that previously had limited youth numbers and in some cases...

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17 Jun
News

Merrion Services

Services for and by members. A new section has been added to the website where you can find interesting services available for members. There are quality prints of the club for sale that would be great as a present. Details of Leroy's latest club...

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16 Jun
Open

Representative Cricket

Representative cricket being what it is there were players from Merrion on both sides of a high scoring encounter between Munster and the North West - full report and scorecard. Stephen Doheny was in action for the North West and Jack Carty and Amish Sidhu...

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10 Jun
News

Good Start for Womens Teams

All three womens teams made it onto the pitch this week. On Tuesday the 1st XI took on Malahide in the cup and came away as resounding winners by nine wickets. Malahide batted first and were bowled out for 78. Wickets for Saibh Breslin ,...

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27 May
Women

Leah Paul is player of the series

Merrion’s Leah Paul took another three wickets to ensure Ireland came out on top 3/1 in the four game series against Scotland.  Scotland batted first and made 99/7 in their twenty overs. Another good innings from Gaby Lewis ensured that Ireland did not have...

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24 May
News, Women

Ireland W lose to Scotland W

A very disappointing batting performance saw Ireland lose the first match of the international series against Scotland. Having held Scotland to 89/9 off their 20 overs, Ireland might have expected to do better but the top order of the batting collapsed entirely with only one...

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