Ireland Women's cricket team made history by achieving their first T20 International victory against England Women in Clontarf, winning by five wickets. England set a challenging target of 169 runs, with Tammy Beaumont scoring 40 runs, but Ireland responded with a strong performance led by Orla Prendergast, who scored 80 runs off 51 balls. After a shaky start, skipper Gaby Lewis contributed 38 runs, and Leah Paul added 27 not out, as Ireland successfully chased down the target with a ball to spare. This victory leveled the two-match T20I series at 1-1, following England's earlier win in the series opener by 67 runs. Despite England's historic milestone of playing their 600th white-ball match, the loss marked a significant upset for the team. The match highlighted Ireland's resilience, having previously bounced back from a tough ODI series to secure this landmark win.