West Indies secured a 1-0 series win over Ireland after victory in the third and final T20 at Bready.
The first two games of the three-match series on Thursday and Saturday were abandoned without a ball being bowled due to heavy rain.
Conditions cleared on Sunday to allow the third game to go ahead, with Ireland winning the toss and opting to bowl first.
West Indies set a chase of 256, their second-highest T20 score, after some superb batting.
Ireland failed to get close to with Akeal Hosein claiming three wickets as the visitors won by 62 runs.
West Indies started well and registered 122 runs after 10.3 overs without Ireland taking a wicket, through the partnership of Evin Lewis and Shai Hope.
Barry McCarthy eventually got the breakthrough for the hosts by removing Hope for 51.
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