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One would be forgiven for thinking that cricket in Louth was headed towards extinction not so long ago. It was around 2019, a decade on from the club’s inception, that Dundalk Cricket Club started facing troubles: membership was declining and financial issues followed. It was decided that a new direction was needed to secure cricket’s …
Dundalk Cricket Club (DCC) made history on Sunday 13th August 2023, winning their first ever T20 Tournament to lift the 110 Year old GS Cricket T20 Trophy and have their name sealed in Irish cricketing history. The club says they have had a very dominating season this year with both teams, but their firsts have …
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After an absence of almost 2 years due to Covid-19 restrictions, Dundalk Cricket Club is pleased to announce that we return to competitive cricket. We will be entering the Cricket Leinster League and T20 Cup.
Unfortunately, we keep getting vandalised and getting our facilities damanged. Our members had put in a lot of hard work and effort into getting these nets setup and unfortunately some vandals burnt up large sections of the nets. This senseless act has interrupted our progress and we will now need to get new nets which …
In November 2020, the club sadly lost one of its founding members, Brian Morris. Brian was a driving force in getting the club started and ensuring it grew, doing so a lot of work behind the scenes and he encouraged many players to join, particularly students from DKIT. Dundalk Club held a Memorial Charity Match …
One of our objectives for 2021 and 2022 has been to erect a practice nets facility. The work on these went underway from March 2021 and continues into 2022 with the aim of completing it before the season starts. This will give our club members two lanes of nets to practice on. Our team members …
Dundalk Cricket Club Pitch Vandalised During Lockdown! A “senseless” act of vandalism was carried out at Dundalk Cricket Club overnight. The Hiney Park-based club is extremely disappointed with the damage that was done to the pitch last night (5th June). Like many sports teams around the town, the club was looking forward to being able …
A nice day to fly out the drone and capture our grounds!
