{aricsvtable file="data/csv/Ari_Tacky_Blue_2012.csv" width="65%" className="tablebodycarousel" sortBy="Year" sortType="SORT_NUMERIC"} {aricsvtablecolumns} {aricsvtablecolumn id="Pos" alias="Pos" pos="1"}{/aricsvtablecolumn} {aricsvtablecolumn id="Batsman" alias="Batsman" pos="2"}{/aricsvtablecolumn} {aricsvtablecolumn id="Runs" alias="Runs" pos="3"}{/aricsvtablecolumn}{aricsvtablecolumn id="Bowler" alias="Bowler" pos="4"}{/aricsvtablecolumn} {aricsvtablecolumn id="Wickets" alias="Wickets" pos="5"}{/aricsvtablecolumn} {/aricsvtablecolumns} {/aricsvtable} Tacky Blue Trophy 2012 (all games to May 15th)- A name from the past jumps out at the reader this week - Luke Ginnell returned to the club, scoring a 50 for the 6ths, and 9th spot on the Tacky batting. Badal Kumar stands clear at the top with 197 runs. Professional Joel Leacock has impressed all with his start to the season, and it may be that he is not caught all year. Already he is three clear with 11 wickets. Good news for Asim Nazir - the trophies are at the engravers as we speak, and may even make it to the club this weekend

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May 15th 2012 - A new season, and some real worries for the LCU. Strenth in depth is no problem, with four LCU clubs in the top 6. However Waringstown and North Down have built up a large gap at the top of the list. Clontarf's slide continues, with Leinster now being above them for the first time. In 2009, Clontarf were the second best club in Ireland, and in 2005, were 37 places ahead of Leinster. The scope of the rankings has also been expanded to include the growth of the game - more details at http://www.leinster.cc/features/allirelandclubrankings/2012rankings