Designed by Club Member Dan Dixon (http://www.dandixondesign.com/) the Jersey sport our new Club Logo, with our iconic Lismore Blue Emblem. The Jerseys are now available in our regular white, and the new colour T20 one will be available shortly.

Our thanks to Dan for coming up with a great looking design. We hope you like them as much as we do. They are available for €25 Euro for members, and come in the following sizes.  Please contact the club at lismorecricketclub@gmail.com to order one

We are also inviting shirt sponsors, so please let us know if you, or someone you know is interested in helping sponsor the club.

The new logo introduces the ‘The Lismore Blue’ – a flower with a strong link to the locality and to the Cricket Club. The Lismore Blue (Anemone nemerosa) is a particular type of wood anemone that is flowers in springtime in the glens to the north of the town.

The rare blue colour variant was first coIlected and cultivated by Frances W. Currey (1848-1917), founder of the Water Colour Society of Ireland, and a noted botanist. The plant is still in cultivation today.

The Currey family lived in Lismore and for 3 generations worked as estate agents for the Castle in the 1800’s. In  the 1860’s and 1870’s Frances’ father F.E. Curry helped establish Cricket in the grounds of Castle Farm. Her brother ‘Chet’ Currey is recorded as Hon. Secretary of the Club in 1872. That family link to the town and Club survived through to 2016 with the death of their grand-nephew Dermot Edwards at the age of 86.

Dermot had a long connection with the Club. He joined the Club in 1978 when he returned to their old family home in Bushfield, Lismore and for the next 30 years dedicated much of his life to the Cricket Club and maintenance and improvement of the grounds. He was elected Club President in the early 1990’s and remained so at the time of his death. He was also a former Vice-President of the MCU for many years. Dermot was a traditionalist. He described artificial wickets as “magic carpets” and insisted that the grass wickets at Lismore were swept with his witches broom before being cut with the old Allet Mower.

Our new emblem pays pays tribute to the memory of Dermot Edwards and the Curry Family. It also links to the Club to the cultural heritage associated with Lismore and the biodiversity of the surrounding area. Finally, it provides a positive emblem which the Club can look to the future with and it is hoped that future generations in West Waterford region will sport ‘The Lismore Blue’ and represent their locality at this wonderful game  for many years to come.

Munster Junior Cup Winners of 1978, with Dermot Edwards (3rd from right on back row) 

• The crest is designed by Dan Dixon, a graphic designer and club member. You can learn more about his skills here: www.dandixondesign.com. The crest comprises 3 key elements: the  the Club’s traditional green and yellow colours, the Lismore Blue flower, and the cricket themed stumps and ball.
• Dan has also designed our new Cricket Shirts and our new T20 Away kit, which are on our club membership page. 
• The Club is fielding 2 teams in the Munster Cricket Leagues this year and have U-13 and U-15 teams participating in the youth leagues. We welcome new players and members.

Frances Curry (Centre front, seated) at the Warren Gardens in Lismore, c. 1900