North of Ireland Cricket Club was located at their famous HQ on Ormeau Road from 1859 until they vacated the ground in 2001.
This began the journey of the club to being what we know today as CSNICC, the amalgamation of Northern Ireland Civil Service Cricket Club with the old North of Ireland Cricket Club. Civil Service North of Ireland Cricket Club was established on 21st October 2004, bringing together over 200 years of history and proud tradition to move forward as one. CNICC is now over 20 years in existence and has enjoyed many successful days to date at Stormont.
Over the last few years though, the old NICC members have been talking about a reunion to reconnect many of the former members who had lost contact with each other. An organising committee, led by Terry Harrison, began work towards the end of 2025 to start planning a 25 Year Reunion (NICC left Ormeau in Sept 2001).
The committee consisted of;
Terry Harrison (Chair)
Paul Jackson
Vanburn Heaney
Peter McMorran
Trevor Dalzell
The Reunion, which was held at the pavilion at Stormont on Sat 21st March, turned out to be a very successful evening. We were delighted that 75 former NICC members were able to make it to the event. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the opportunity to reconnect with old familiar faces and relive some of the great days enjoyed by all at the former HQ on Ormeau Road.
There was a small surplus of funds from the event which the Reunion Organising Committee thought would be appropriate to donate to CSNICC. The donation was put towards the purchase of tablets for electronic scoring throughout the club.
On behalf of CSNICC, we pass on our sincere thanks to the NICC Reunion Committee for this very kind and much appreciated donation.
NICC History Video and Photos from the Reunion event.
CSNICC 