Paul Stirling became the first Irish player to reach 10,000 international runs as Ireland comfortably beat West Indies in the opening one-day international at Clontarf.
A 109-run partnership between Andrew Balbirnie (112) and record-breaking captain Stirling (54) set Ireland on course for victory as they reached 303-6.
Stirling has scored 5,979 runs in ODIs, 3,656 in T20s and 382 runs in Test cricket.
West Indies, who were facing the Irish in Dublin for the first time since 2019, were all out for just 179, as Barry McCarthy claimed 4-32.
The sides will meet again on Friday at Clontarf in the second ODI, with the third game of the series being played at the same venue on Sunday.
