Cricket Ireland
Spectator SportsDublin, Ireland51-200 Employees
Cricket Ireland is the national governing body for cricket in Ireland, responsible for setting strategic direction and the national administration of the sport across the island. Founded in 1923, it achieved Full Membership in the International Cricket Council in 2017, enabling Ireland to play Test cricket and participate in the ICC Future Tours Programme. It directly oversees the international men's and women's squads and the performance pathways, and it runs major domestic competitions including the men's inter-provincial and first-class league as well as the women's Super Series. Based in Dublin, Ireland, Cricket Ireland collaborates with regional unions including Cricket Leinster, the Northern Cricket Union, the North West Cricket Union and Munster Cricket to deliver national programs and grassroots initiatives. In 2026, the organization announced the appointment of Patrick Byrne as Chief People Officer, reflecting ongoing leadership and people development efforts.