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was talking to John Moore of Chichester Street and he sends his best wishes to Hiler as do the Kennedys

Thanks for your kind comments and I am sure Jeff when we tell him about a round a Royal Co Down it will have him asking for his clubs !

We have been overwhelmed by the best wishes from the cricketing community and pass them all onto Clarence.

regards, Steve

I am both stunned and sadded in equal measure to hear the news about Clarence. I would like to convey my best wishes at this difficult time and I hope to see you fit and well down at The Green this summer down at the far end with the 'critics'. It has definitely made a real difference to the club having both a fortright cricketing mind and a warm, friendly and visible President at the helm.

Want to thank Alan Chambers and Portadown Taverners for their invitation to Goal Line for the table cricket unveiling. The kids clearly loved it if the laughing and squealing was anything to go by. Well done on raising the money and raising the role of cricket and disability. Genuinely uplifting and humbling.

Sorry to hear about Hiler. I'm sure everyone "on" here sends him their best. Please pass on best wishes. And do do, if you can, keep the forum going.

Check out the Taverners playing table cricket with the youth reach group from Goal Line youth centre.

https://www.facebook.com/Portadown-Taverners-Cricket-Club-664743603659289/

Table cricket is a hit at Goal Line!!
It's great to see the kids having so much fun.

Everyone at North Down are sorry to hear the news about our Club President and life long friend Clarence .Best wishes for a speedy recovery and see you at the Green sometime soon again

CIYMS Cricket Club are running a Child Protection in Sport Course on Wednesday 4th May from 6.30-9.30 at Belmont and have limited places available to other clubs. Cost is £15 per head and certificates provided on the night . If anyone interested please email daniel.mcconkey@yahoo.co.uk

God bless you Clarence - wishing you renewed strength with each new day...

Get well soon from myself and Dundrum cc Clarence and in hope you get a quick recovery ill sort out golf at Royal County Down as you are total gentleman to all cricket clubs premier or junior

Hi everyone,

As many of you may be aware already our dad Clarence suffered a stroke following a routine heart op in London last week.
He is still in hospital in the UK receiving medical attention and rehab as he starts his road to recovery.

We would like to thank everyone who has sent very kind messages of support to Clarence and we have conveyed these to him.

In the meantime myself and my sister Clare will be continuing Clarence's work on the UC website and forum something he has been very passionate about over many years, and hopefully he will be back at the helm in the not too distant future.

Kind regards
Steve Hiles & Clare Hiles

Ballymena CC first XI looking for a friendly match on Saturday 16th or 23rd of April. We will have to travel as ground won't be de-rugbyied. Any club interested please contact me on my email mglass696@hotmail.com

It's with a heavy heart that i learn of the passing of Woodvale Stalwart, Jack Storey on 10th February. he will be sorely missed on the boundary edge but always be in our memories. Rest in peace Jack

It is with regret that I learn of the death of Woodvale stalwart Jack Storey. Being old enough to have played against him in his later years I always enjoyed a yarn with him whenever I met him at Ballygomartin Road. I extend my sincere sympathy to Colin and his family circle.

Congratulations Gary Wilson on reaching 200 Ireland appearances tomorrow against PNG. Fantastic achievement for one of Ulster cricket's true sportsmen and well done Ireland for naming him Captain on the day.
I know Gary's Dad George will be very proud and I just wish Mum Iris was still with us to see you reach another milestone in your career.
Well done Gary, we are all very proud of you.