2010

Martyrs

• Premier Division - 4th Place
• Flyers Blitz Runners Up (1 of 3 mixed teams)
• Brian Walshe Cup 2nd Round
• IOST Cup Runners Up

Shutout 7

• Division 1 - 2nd Place (promotion playoff v Sluggers to come)
• Start of Season Blitz Plate WINNERS
• Brian Walshe Cup 2nd Round
• IOST Cup Quarter Finalists

Braves

• Division 2 - 3rd Place
• IOST Plate Quarter Finalists (team combined with Mockingbirds)

"Marlay 4"

• Competed in Softball Business League in Wesley College

Irish National Squad

• ESF European Championships in Prague.  Ireland finish third.  Colum Lavery & Michelle Hayden as players, and Adrian Crowe as a coach, represented Marlay.

2009

The league reverts back to 6 & 4 format.

Martyrs

• Premier Division - 5th Place
• Start of Season Blitz - 2nd
• Flyers Blitz WINNERS
• IOST Cup Quarter Finalists
• Brian Walshe Cup Semi Finalists

Shutout 7

• Division 1 - 2nd Place (lost promotion playoff to Sluggers)

Braves

• Division 2 - 6th Place

2008

The league introduces the 11" ball for all games.  Shutout 7 merges with Marlay Softball Club.

Martyrs

• Premier Division - 7th Place (won playoff against Base Devils via walkover)
• Flyers Blitz WINNERS
• Castleknock Bearcats Blitz WINNERS
• IOST Cup Quarter Finalists
• Brian Walshe Cup Quarter Finalists

Shutout 7

• Division 1 - 8th Place  & RELEGATED

Braves

• Division 3 - Runners Up & PROMOTED (won playoff against Devils Advocates)

Irish National Squad

• ESF European Championships Runners Up.  Ciaran Columb represented Marlay.
• Colum Lavery, Ronan Sayles, Lisa Moriarty and Bernard Loughran included in National Squad Training Panel.

2007

Martyrs

• Premier Division - 6th Place
• Flyers Blitz WINNERS
• MIST Cup Runners Up
• IOST Semi Finalist (combined team with London Stingers)

Braves

• Division 3 - 5th Place and Division 3B WINNERS
• Usual Suspects Blitz Plate WINNERS

2006

The Braves merge with Marlay Softball Club.

Martyrs

• Division 1 - Runners Up & PROMOTED (won playoff against Blazzers)
• Marlay Blitz Runners Up
• Flyers Blitz Runners Up
• MIST Runners Up
• Castleknock Bearcats Blitz Runners Up
• Windsor Comp C - 3rd Place
• IOST Semi Finalists (combined team with Sluggers)
• Brian Walshe Cup - 2nd Round

Braves

• Division 2 - 8th Place & RELEGATED
• Softball Ireland Plate Runners Up

2005

Following controversy regarding the 2004 Premier Division title, the As and Bs merge into a single team.

Martyrs

• Premier Division - 8th Place & RELEGATED
• Triple I Plate Runners Up
• MIST Cup WINNERS
• IOST Cup Quarter Finalists

2004

As

• Premier Division Runners Up (following loss of one game playoff against Dodder Dynamoes)

Bs

• Division 1 - 4th Place
• Triple I Plate WINNERS
• MIST Cup Semi Finalists
• IOST Bowl Runners Up

Irish National Squad

• ESF European Championships Runners Up.  Emma Kilbride, Michelle Quaide, Andrew Hennessey & Conor Columb as players and Bill Chambers as a coach represented Marlay.

2003

As

• Premier Division - 3rd Place

Bs

• Premier Division - 8th Place & RELEGATED
• Triple I Plate WINNERS

2002

As

• Premier 1 WINNERS
• Flyers Blitz WINNERS
• Triple I Cup WINNERS

Bs

• Premier 2 Runner Up & PROMOTED (won playoff against Los Banditos)
• IOST Plate WINNERS

Irish National Squad

• European Championships 2nd Place.  Emma Kilbride, Michelle Quaide, Andrew Hennessey, John Mulhare & Pat Reddy as players and Conor Columb & Bill Chambers as coaches represented Marlay.
• World Series (development squad).  Corrina McSweeeney, Ellen Collery, Orla Moore, Austin Purton & Peter Mullen represented Marlay.

2001

The league switched from 6&4 format to 5&5.

As

• Premier 1 - 3rd Place
• Flyers Blitz WINNERS
• NST Cup WINNERS

Bs

• Premier 2 Runners Up (lost playoff to Los Banditos)
• Flyers Blitz Runners Up

2000

As

• Premier 1 WINNERS
• NST Cup Runners Up
• Triple I Cup WINNERS

Bs

• Senior Division WINNERS & PROMOTED

Men

• Flyers Gender Blitz Runners Up

Women

• Flyers Gender Blitz Runners Up

Irish National Team

• European Championships 3rd Place.  Emma Kilbride and Andrew Hennessey represented Marlay.

1999

As

• Division 1 WINNERS
• Senior Pennant WINNERS
• Flyers Blitz Runners Up
• Renegades Blitz Runners Up
• Triple I Competitive Runners Up
• Dublin Blitz Cup WINNERS
• IOST Cup Runners Up

Bs

• Division 2 - 3rd Place (lost promotion playoff)

Irish National Team

• World Series Plate WINNERS. Oonagh Hartly and Ciaran Columb represented Marlay.

1998

As

• Division 1 WINNERS
• Senior Pennant WINNERS
• Flyers Blitz WINNERS
• IOST Cup Runners Up
• Cup Runners Up

Bs

• Division 4 - 4th Place & PROMOTED (won playoff)
• Plate Runners Up
• Junior Pennant Runners Up
• Canada Dat Blitz Runners Up

M & Ms

• Female Division WINNERS

Irish National Team

• European Championships 3rd Place.  Emma Kilbride, Michelle Quaide and Andrew Hennessey represented Marlay.

1997

The league switched from 7&3 format to 6&4.

As

• Division 1 Runners Up
• Flyers Blitz WINNERS
• IOST Cup Runners Up

Bs

• Division 5 WINNERS & PROMOTED

• Female Division WINNERS

• Division 1 WINNERS
Cup WINNERS
Flyers Blitz WINNERS
Triple Crown Cup Runners Up
IOST Cup WINNERS
Dublin Blitz Cup WINNERS

5 & 5 Team

• League WINNERS

1995

As

• Flyers Blitz WINNERS

1994

1993

As

• Flyers Blitz WINNERS

1992

As

• Flyers Blitz WINNERS

1991

As

• Flyers Blitz WINNERS

1990

1989

1996

As

M & Ms