PHILIP HUGH CANTLON NIXON died at his home in Knock, Belfast on 3 March 2010, after along struggle against cancer... [More]

CLARISSA PILKINGTON, who died on Sunday 7 February 2010, was a Past President of both the Leinster and Irish Womens' Cricket Unions, and a mainstay of the womens' game in Ireland for many years... [More]

DERMOT SWEENEY who died in the Mater Hospital, Dublin on 30 December 2009 aged 77 was a past president of Clontarf Cricket Club for whom he played 108... [More]

JOHN LYON, the former Lancashire wicket keeper, who had such a great impact as a coach at both Bangor and Clontarf, died in Krugersdorp, South Africa on 2nd January 2010 aged 58... [More]

GRAYSON CLEOPHAS SHILLINGFORD the former West Indian Test player died In Salisbury, Dominica on 23 December 2009 aged 65... [More]

CHRISTOPHER JAMES LEA who has died in his native city of Birmingham, was a fine all round sportsman during his four years at Trinity College, Dublin (Dublin University) between 1958 and 1962... [More]

JAMES DERMOTT MONTEITH who died on 6 December 2009 aged 66 was, unquestionably, one of the most outstanding cricketers ever to represent Ireland... [More]

One of Ireland's greatest ever cricketers, Dermott Monteith has died suddenly at the age of 66.

In a glittering career with Ireland he played 76 times, taking an incredible 326 wickets at just 17.37, to top the all-time wicket takers list... [More]

ASIM BUTT, the former Scottish cricketer, died in his sleep while on a visit to Lahore, Pakistan on 29 November 2009 aged 42... [More]

LIONEL SEMPLE who died on the 13th November 2009 was a useful all round cricketer, most of whose cricket was played for the RUC, though he also had one very successful season with North Down, and finished his career playing in the North West... [More]