Ireland women’s contracts for 2023: Five players will also receive multi-year contracts – Laura Delany, Gaby Lewis, Orla Prendergast, Leah Paul and Arlene Kelly.

The centrally contracted full-time women’s players for 2023 are :-

Full-time contracts :

Laura Delany, Shauna Kavanagh, Arlene Kelly, Gaby Lewis, Sophie MacMahon, Cara Murray, Orla Prendergast, Rebecca Stokell, Mary Waldron

Educational/Part-time contracts :

Ava Canning, Georgina Dempsey, Amy Hunter, Louise Little, Jane Maguire, Leah Paul

Casual (match) contracts :

Alana Dalzell, Rachel Delaney, Sarah Forbes, Joanna Loughran, Aimee Maguire, Kate McEvoy, Eimear Richardson, Freya Sargent

Cricket Ireland: Players with different contracts :-

  • Gaby Lewis will revert to Educational/Part-time contract during her university semester, but full-time contract during semester breaks ** Cara Murray will be on an Educational/Part-time contract until June 2023, from July 2023 she will move to a full-time contract *** Orla Prendergast will be on an Educational/Part-time contract until May 2023, from June 2023 she will move to a full-time contract **** Rebecca Stokell will be on an Educational/Part-time contract until November 2023, from December 2023 she will move to a full-time contract
Cricket Ireland: Ireland announces central women’s contracts for 2023.

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Contract Types :-

The full-time contracts

The full-time contracts commence in March 2023 – however, as noted above, several contracts vary due to educational commitments.

Education contracts

Education contracts are designed to work around players who are at school full-time or studying at a tertiary level. Players on these contracts gain a significant living allowance to ensure they do not need to find a job during their education years, and can instead concentrate on their cricket. Most of these players will be effectively full-time in the summer holidays.

Casual contracts

Casual contracts offer players loss of earnings and match fees, 12-month medical and healthcare insurance, sports science support (strength and conditioning, psychology, performance analysis, nutrition and lifestyle management), specialist coaching support, and for ROI-based players, full access to the Sport Ireland Institute.

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