Cork County Cricket Club, located on the banks of the River Lee in the heart of Cork City, is Munster's largest and most successful cricket club. With a rich history dating back to 1874 (and even further to 1850), the club has become a key hub for cricket in the region. Offering a range of programs for all age groups and abilities, from U-11 Youths to Senior level, Cork County competes in both the Munster and Leinster league and cup competitions.

The club has also produced several former internationals at various levels. The Richard Beamish Cricket Grounds, situated at the Mardyke, serve as the club's home and are only a short walk from University College Cork and Cork City center. The grounds feature excellent facilities, including a viewing area, practice nets, a dining hall, changing rooms, and more.

With its newly furnished bar and historical Long Room Pavilion, the club caters to various events and functions. Visitors can also enjoy the pool area within the lounge and access the squash courts. Led by a dedicated committee and coaching staff, Cork County Cricket Club invites cricket enthusiasts to become members and explore all the offerings it has to offer