Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland

Cricket gear for clubs, schools and junior players in Ireland.

Club kit, junior sets, school starter packs and training gear. Tell us the ages, numbers and when you need it, and you get one counted pricing request instead of a random catalogue basket. Enquiries welcome from the Republic and Northern Ireland.

JuniorStarter sets for young players
SeniorPlaying kit for adult cricket
ClubTraining gear for nets and squads
School and socialTape ball, PE and casual match sets

Equipment built around real cricket needs.

Start with a complete set, a club training pack or a simple social cricket kit. We match the request to practical supplier options and confirm pricing before anything moves forward.

Cricket pads and gloves laid out for play
Parents and coaches

Junior starter set

For young players joining a club, school programme or summer camp. Read the junior kit checklist.

  • Junior bat
  • Pads and gloves
  • Cricket bag
Cricket equipment including bat, pads and gloves
Adult players

Senior playing kit

For club players, returning adults and team orders that need a clean kit list. New player? Read the beginner kit checklist.

  • Bat options
  • Pads and gloves
  • Bag and accessories
Cricket stumps on a grass pitch
Clubs and squads

Cricket training equipment

Shared gear for nets, junior coaching, group practice and pre season sessions. See the training equipment checklist.

  • Balls and stumps
  • Cones and aids
  • Kit bags
Red cricket ball on grass
Schools and community games

School and tape ball set

Simple cricket gear for PE classes, social groups, casual games and community tournaments.

  • Tape ball bats
  • Balls and stumps
  • Carry kit

Buying guides for Irish cricket.

Short, practical pages for clubs, parents and players who want to buy the right gear without guessing.

Junior guideJunior cricket gear Ireland

Parent kit checklist

What young players usually need, what to check with the club and how to avoid buying the wrong size.

Read the junior gear guide
Club guideCricket training equipment Ireland

Cricket training equipment checklist

A practical list for Irish clubs pricing cricket training equipment: balls, stumps, cones, junior group kit, shared player gear and mid-season top ups.

Check cricket training equipment options
Beginner guideCricket kit for beginners Ireland

First kit checklist

A plain guide for adult beginners, returning players and social cricketers buying their first bat, pads, gloves, shoes and bag.

Read the beginner kit guide
School and social guideTape ball and school cricket equipment Ireland

School and social kit list

A simple checklist for PE starter sets, tape ball, tennis ball, student and community cricket sets.

Read the school and tape ball guide
Ball guideCricket balls Ireland

Season ball planner

Count match, training and junior balls for the season, then send one clear order instead of repeated mid-season top ups.

Read the cricket balls guide
Set guideCricket set Ireland

Junior cricket set, kids cricket set or adult cricket set?

Compare a boxed cricket set against building your own kit. See what a junior cricket set and a kids cricket set usually include, what an adult set leaves out, and what a school or club needs to add.

Check junior and kids cricket set options
Cost guideCricket kit cost Ireland

What actually moves the price

No fixed price list, because bat grade, sizing, quantity and delivery destination all change the figure. See what drives cost before you ask for a quote.

Read the cricket kit cost guide
Bat guideCricket bats Ireland

Grade, weight, pickup and handle

A cricket bat is usually the biggest decision in a kit order. Check grade, weight, pickup and short or long handle before asking for pricing.

Read the cricket bats guide
Cricket gear arranged on grass
Ireland first sourcing

Clear kit lists without the catalogue noise.

Most cricket buyers know what they need. They do not need a giant shopfront full of confusing options. They need the right kit, the right quantity and a quote checked for their delivery destination.

Club ordersBundle pricing for teams, junior groups and training gear.
Supplier checksAvailability, timing and documents checked before order confirmation.
Republic and Northern IrelandSend the delivery town or postcode and preferred currency. Shipping, VAT, duty, fees and timing are checked for that route.
Protective gearHelmets and protective items are handled only when certification and supplier documents are available.
School and social cricketSchool starter, tape ball and community sets can be priced without turning them into full hard ball kit orders.

Not another cricket catalogue.

There are already places to browse bats, pads and balls. CricketGear.ie is more useful when the buyer needs a clear school, junior or club list priced as one practical request.

School PE packs

Shared sets for classes: starter bats, soft balls, wickets, markers and a bag, shaped around age group, class size and storage.

Junior starter kits

Simple new player lists for parents and junior coordinators, with bat size, ball type and club advice checked before pricing.

Club training lists

Balls, stumps, cones, bags and top ups split by training session so committees are not comparing random baskets.

Delivered cost check

Product price, shipping, VAT, duty, currency, fees and timing are checked for the destination before anyone treats the quote as usable.

If you already know the catalogue item, send it. If you only know the class, age group or training session, send that and we will ask the missing details.

For cricket buyers across the island of Ireland.

CricketGear.ie is focused on useful equipment requests, not endless browsing. Clubs, schools, parents and social cricket organisers in the Republic and Northern Ireland can send one list for pricing.

Club cricket

Bulk kit and training gear

For team managers, captains, coaches and club committees planning kit needs.

Junior cricket

Starter gear for families

For parents who want a sensible first kit without guessing between too many options.

School and social cricket

Simple sets for PE and casual games

For schools, community groups, students, office teams and tape ball cricket organisers.

A simple buying process.

Send the kit list, quantity and timing. We match it to practical options, confirm the full cost picture and then agree the next step with you.

Send your kit list

Tell us the players, quantities, budget and when the gear is needed.

Options are matched

We look for suitable bundles and supplier options that fit the request.

Pricing is confirmed

Shipping, VAT, duty, fees and timing are checked before confirmation.

You choose

If the price and timing work, we agree the order route and next step.

Club volunteer? The club equipment checklist shows what to include before asking for a quote.

Send the basics now. Name, email and consent are required. If we need sizes, brands or delivery details, we will ask in the reply.

Add quote details

Your details are used to respond to this enquiry. Read the privacy notice and terms.

Questions before you request pricing.

Straight answers for clubs, parents and social cricket organisers.

Can clubs request bulk pricing?

Yes. Send the quantity, player age group, kit type and timing. The club equipment guide has a checklist for balls, stumps, shared kit and quote prep.

Can I request pricing from the Republic of Ireland or Northern Ireland?

Yes. Enquiries are welcome from both. Include the delivery town or postcode, preferred currency and whether a VAT invoice is needed. Product availability, shipping, taxes, duty, fees and timing are checked for the destination before any order step is agreed.

Can you help with school, tape ball or social cricket sets?

Yes. The school and tape ball cricket set guide explains what to include for PE classes, schools, student groups, office teams and community games.

Can you source specific cricket brands?

Where supplier availability, pricing and full costs work, specific cricket gear can be considered for suitable bundles.

Do you include helmets?

Helmets and protective equipment are handled only when the correct certification and supplier documents are available. No safety claim is made without documents.

What happens after I send the form?

We review your request, check suitable options and reply with pricing questions or next steps.