The Women's Super Series is a key part of Cricket Ireland's plan to make top-level female cricket players. The organization's past only goes back to 2015, but it has had a huge effect. Before the Super Series, there were fewer clear paths for women bowlers in Ireland. Most of them played in clubs. Club cricket is important, but to fill the gap between private play and the tough demands of international cricket, a higher-level local game was seen as necessary. The tournament's founders had a clear goal in mind: to bring together Ireland's best players and give them a chance to play in a more professional and competitive setting. This was very important for improving skills, encouraging strategic thought, and building the mental toughness needed to represent the country internationally.

The Dragons, the Scorchers, and the Typhoons were the three teams that were originally planned. These teams weren't strictly based on geography. Instead, they were made up of players from different areas to make strong, competitive units. In the beginning, 50-over and T20 matches were played in the same tournament. This early framework, which is different from the separate events that happen now, set the stage for the Women's Super Series Ireland to grow in the future.

The series has had a lot of big sponsors over the years, starting with Toyota Ireland and moving on to Arachas and now Evoke. These relationships are very important because they provide the money needed to improve training sites, hire skilled coaches, and make game days better. More money has been put into the sport, which has led to more industry. For example, match fees at the Super Series level have been added to encourage players even more.

The world pandemic made a change that was only temporary but very important. Due to a lack of players, the game was briefly cut down to two teams and only played the 50-over version to keep the level of competition high. This showed that the leaders were determined to keep top cricket going even when things were tough.

In 2021, the 50-over and T20 games were officially split apart, which was a major change. This smart move took into account the different sets of skills and strategies needed for each style. The Super 20 Trophy (SS20) is now a specialized Twenty20 event, giving players a lot of chances to focus and do well in the shorter version of the game, which is becoming more popular in women's international cricket. When the third team (the Dragons) came back in 2022, it made the battle even stronger and more varied.

There are three teams in the current Women's Super Series. They are the Dragons, the Scorchers, and the Typhoons. It has two separate white-ball tournaments:

Evoke Super 50 Cup

This is the 50-over version, which is usually played in May and June, the beginning of the Irish summer. It's all about building runs, keeping the pace, and applying constant throwing pressure.

Evoke Super 20 Trophy (SS20)

This is Twenty20, a type of cricket that is usually played in June and July. It stresses hitting hard, bowling in clever ways, and catching accurately. The 2025 SS20 cricket event, which will take place from June 22 to July 7, is meant to help players get ready for international T20 qualifiers. Including events that last more than one day in the SS20 award shows a dedication to giving T20 fans focused, high-intensity exposure.

The format of both events is round-robin, which means that teams play each other more than once. The main goal is to give the players regular, high-quality match practice. Games are held at several top-level club grounds across Ireland, which are easy for fans to get to and have great facilities for the players.