Terenure CC is home to four adult teams, playing across a wide standard of leagues and caters for all standards of players. Our first team compete in the newly remodeled Senior League. Second team play in Division 6, third team play in Division 13, and fourth team play in Division 16.  We also now have a women's team, which competes in Division 4. To compliment these competitive teams we also play host to a Taverners team for whom social fixtures are held on Friday evenings throughout the summer months. Training sessions for all adult teams are held from 6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the season.

Our growing youth section facilitates teams for both boys and girls and compete at almost every age grade throughout the competitions, from Minor C, right up to Under 19s. Training sessions for youths up to 'Junior' grade are held on Mondays and Fridays from 6:30-8:00pm, whilst older age groups can train with adult sides, supplemented by our summer academy.

CYM/Terenure CC has been located in Terenure since 1923, and boasts a long history of honours right through the various leagues, right up to becoming a Senior club in 1981. Since then the club's most notable achievements at the level are two Alan Murray t20 titles in 1992 and 1995, Division 1 Runners-Up in 1994, being Leinster Senior Cup Runners-Up in 2001, as well as more recently winning Division 2 in 2011 to go with second placed finishes in the same league on three occasions since the year 2000. 

The club has produced two senior internationals, Eddie Moore and Conor Hoey, and in the past decade has produced no fewer than six further youth internationals as part of a proud youth history. 

The most recent success at youth level was winning the Sean McGrath U19s cup in 2013, for the first time since the first year the cup was awarded, a side from which every member represented Terenure at first team level. This followed on from league and cup successes at Under 13 and Under 15 level from 2008 through to 2011, the year in which the then 15-year-old Dónal Lynch made history as the first player to score a century in an Under 15 Cup Final.