Ireland is through to the Super 12 stage of the T20 World Cup after knocking two-time champions the West Indies out of the tournament in the preliminary stage.
The West Indies were restricted to 5/146 off their 20 overs and Ireland easily chased down that total with 15 balls to spare to claim a nine-wicket victory in Hobart on Friday.
Veteran Irish opener Paul Stirling had a welcome return to form, top-scoring with 66 not out off 48 balls as his side only dropped one wicket in the run chase.
Stirling combined with captain Andrew Balbirnie (37 off 23) for a 73-run opening stand, before Lorcan Tucker (45 not out off 35) finished the job after Balbirnie was dismissed.
The result means Ireland is guaranteed a top two finish in Group B, which is enough to progress to the Super 12 stage of the World Cup.