Cricket Ireland has developed a new strategic plan for the growth of the sport in Ireland over the coming years.
The sporting body recently received Government approval for a new national 4,000-seater stadium and High-Performance Centre at the National Sports Campus in Blanchardstown.
The stadium is key to Ireland’s ability to co-host the T20 Men’s World Cup in 2030 alongside the UK.
The Strategic Plan 2024-2027 addresses the growth and change experienced within the sport in Ireland over the past decade, adapting to the evolving landscape and embracing the rich diversity of players and fans in Ireland.
Developed following broad regional consultation, the strategy is built around five key pillars: growing the game, performing on the world stage, creating an engaged sport, building strong foundations, and working together.
The plan includes measures aimed at balancing club support with international ambition, with particular focus on areas in the immediate term including the return of a dedicated Club …