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Fifty years may seem a lifetime when you are in your Twenties, but when you reach your Sixties and over you tend to look back and wonder how it passed so quickly.

The annual culling of northern teams in the Irish Senior Cup last Saturday took a familiar pattern as half the NCU teams fell at the first hurdle and the North-West representation was reduced to three.

There are few "certs" in Ulster cricket, but if we were to name one in recent times then it would be the poor weather!

As someone who has always welcomed the use of technology in modern sport I've become very disillusioned with it in practice

This week marks the 100th anniversary of the greatest sea disaster in history and for Belfast it has particular significance...

If I was back in Ireland next Friday night then I would definitely be at the NIACUS Annual Dinner at La Mon Country House Hotel just outside Comber

There are some advantages to living in Barbados and a night spent in the company of West Indian commentator and journalist Tony Cozier is up there with the best of them.

The death of Scott Huey brings the curtain down on a remarkable cricketer who was a living legend in North-West sport.

One of the spin-offs from writing my book on the NCU Challenge Cup was receiving feedback from a host of current and former players

A couple of weeks ago in Mombasa Andrew White made his 200th appearance for Ireland and joined his close friend Kyle McCallan in an elite club of double centurions

Thanks to everyone who contributed to my request for rugby cricketers and what an amazing fantasy team it produced

Assuming he was given every encouragement to qualify for Cricket Ireland, the omission of English-born seam bowler Tim Murtagh will puzzle a lot of Irish supporters.

The news that the future of Victoria Cricket Cub is under threat should arouse deep interest for every cricket follower in the country.

The decision of Nial O'Brien to play in the Bangladesh Twenty20 competition has re-opened the never-ending debate about players putting money before loyalty to either club or country

- Perception rather than reality.