Stuart Poynter

Three out of nine overseas players in this season's T20 Blast are Ireland internationals

Century stand for fifth wicket sees Durham reach 275 for 8 at close

Wicketkeeper puts county over country after change to ECB eligibility rules

It's a squad that 'balances experience and emerging talent' with an eye on the future, explains chairman of selectors Andrew White

A dramatic victory saw Ireland snap Netherlands' head-to-head winning streak

Durham supporters arriving late for the third day were in for a nasty surprise as Sussex made a surge towards victory

Ireland had to follow-on against Pakistan on their Test debut in Malahide, but one Irish batsman at least had the most prolific day of his career

Stuart Poynter and Jacob Mulder are the only two players from the recent UAE tri-series to miss out on the 15-man squad for the World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe in March

Luis Reece has had a fine T20 season and Derbyshire needed him again after an uncertain display against Durham

Nottinghamshire cricketers were in no mood to be drinks waiters at Durham's revivalist party as they sliced through them on the opening day

Zimbabwe A rattled the Ireland middle order to give themselves a good chance of taking a first-innings lead, despite Stuart Poynter making his maiden first-class hundred

Max Sorensen has been ruled out of the remainder of Ireland's tour of Zimbabwe and Namibia due to a back injury

Kevin O'Brien will lead Ireland in their three-match T20I series against Scotland. Allrounder Tyrone Kane and wicketkeeper Stuart Poynter have also been picked

Stuart Poynter scored a fighting century to rejuvenate a sinking Ireland chase but his innings couldn't quite take his team over the finish line, as Sri Lanka A wrapped up a 28-run win in the first unofficial ODI in Belfast

ESPNcricinfo previews Durham's prospects for the 2014 county season

After three competitive days, Ireland were overturned on the final day in Belfast as Moises Henriques' four wickets bowled Australia A to a 93-run victory

With the county season reaching its end, a number of Ireland's players with commitments in England will miss the four-day Intercontinental Cup match between Ireland and Namibia in Belfast from September 6

Hamish Marshall's Ireland future was in doubt after financial complications emerged following his qualification for the country