Please see below attachment for results and draw for the Ulster 9 Counties Boys & Girls Championships.
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ULSTER 9 COUNTIES BOY & GIRL CHAMPIONSHIPS
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FOLLOW IRISH BOXERS IN WSB
Con Sheehan and David Oliver Joyce
Follow the best Irish boxers in WSB
Jason Quigley (right) in actionFrom Paris to Los Angeles, from Milan to Mumbai and Leipzig, the best Irish boxers can be found competing in the high-octane World Series of Boxing. Follow their progress and watch them all LIVE on worldseriesboxingtv.com.
A global competition with 12 teams from 12 different countries, WSB is a truly unique product and the only professional boxing series in which boxers retain their Olympic eligibility. Now in its second season, the explosive pro style format of this league unites the best young talent around. With a strong Irish contingent amongst them, don’t miss any of the action as we build up towards the Olympic Games.
John Joe NevinKeep up with Paris United’s Olympian sensation John Joe Nevin, Leipzig Leopards’ Beijing Olympics silver medallist Kenneth Egan, 2010 Commonwealth Gold medal winner Patrick Gallagher from the Venky’s Mumbai Fighters and all the other up-and-coming Irish boxers only in WSB. See them all on worldseriesboxingtv.com.
Follow WSB on
worldseriesboxing.com
facebook.com/WSB.Boxing
Twitter @WSB_Boxing
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Name |
Category |
Team |
Major Achievements |
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Nevin, John Joseph |
Bantamweight |
Paris United |
2009/11 AIBA World C'Ships bronze |
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Joyce, David Oliver |
Lightweight |
Istanbul Bosphorus |
2009 EU C'Ships gold |
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McLaughlin, William |
Middleweight |
Dolce & Gabbana Milano Thunder |
2009 EU C'Ships silver |
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Quigley, Jason |
Middleweight |
Los Angeles Matadors |
2009 European Youth gold |
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Gallagher, Patrick |
Middleweight |
Venky’s Mumbai Fighters |
2010 Commonwealth gold |
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Egan, Kenneth |
Light Heavyweight |
Leipzig Leopards |
2008 Olympic Games silver |
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Sheehan, Cornelius |
Heavyweight |
Leipzig Leopards |
2009 EU C'Ships gold |
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Turner, Sean |
Heavyweight |
Los Angeles Matadors |
2011 Irish Youth Champion |
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NATIONAL INTERMEDIATE FINALS
The finals of the 2011 National Intermediate Championships will be decided at the National Stadium in Dublin on Friday evening.
Boxing begins at 6.30pm.
2011 National Intermediate Finals December 9th National Stadium Dublin
46Kg: Emma Duffy (Dublin) W/O
48Kg: Claudia Enright (Kilmallock) W/O
48Kg: Jonathan McCabe (Holy Family Drogheda) v Thomas Waite (Cairn Lodge)
50Kg: Michaela Jannick (Cavan) W/O
51Kg; Jamie Higgins (St Davids) v Hughie Myres (Ryston)
54Kg: Rosemary Doherty (Cardnonagh) v Michelle Chambers (Castlebar)
54Kg: Gary McKenna (Smithboro) v Michael Nevin (Portlaoise)
57Kg: Shauna O'Keefe (Clonmel) v Michelle Lynch (Golden Gloves)
57Kg: George Bates (St Marys) v Chris Nevin (Holy Family Drogheda)
60Kg: Carla Wright (Gleann) v Sabina Mason (Bray)
60Kg: Jason Conroy (Crumlin) v Barry O'Hara (Immaculata)
63Kg: Maura McElliot (Rathkeale) v Carla McNaul (Castlereagh)
64Kg: David Roche (Riverstown) v Stephen Coughlan (Bray)
66Kg: Nicola Hamill (Gleann) v Deborah O'Reilly (St Pats)
67Kg: Mark Fitzpatrick (Riverstown) v Paul Upton (Holy Family GG)
70Kg: Clare Grace (Callan) v Lisa Brown (Eagle)
71Kg: Christy Joyce (St Michaels Athy) v Emmet Brennan (Corinthians)
75Kg: Chris Blaney (Navan) v Bernard Roe (Dublin Docklands)
80Kg: Avril Fox (Rathkeale) W/O
81Kg: JP Delaney (Immaculata) v Eamon Walsh (St Annes)
85Kg: Denis O'Donnell (Dungloe) v Gary Sweeney (Mike Flaherty)
91Kg: Kris Sekora (St Francis) v Danny Tourish (Twintowns)
91Kg+: Michael McDonagh (Olympic) v Chris Devanney (Dockers)
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WORLD SERIES OF BOXING
Ken Egan
Ken Egan and Con Sheehan will be aiming to help the Leipzig Leopards put some clear daylight between them and the Baku Fires at the top of Group B in the World Series of Boxing this weekend.
The Irish duo have been named in the Leopards team to meet Baku Fires in a top-of-the-table clash in Baku Azerbaijan on Saturday.
Both sides are locked on nine points at the summit of Group B, the Leopards commanding top slot on bout differences, boxing's equivalent of goal difference.
Con Sheehan (right) in action in the WSBEgan, who will be making his debut for the German side, is in against Azerbaijani light-heavyweight Magomedau Ramazan at the Olympic Sports Centre in the Azeri capital.
Tipperary super-heavyweight Sheehan, who has won one bout for the Leopards this season, meets Abdullayev Abdulkadir, also of Azerbaijan.
"This is my first fight in the WSB since last season and I'm looking forward to getting in there and putting in a good performance.It will be nice to get five rounds under my belt, " said Egan.
Germany's Eugen Burhard will line out for the Leopards at lightweight. Egan, Sheehan and Burhard secured two gold medals and one bronze medal between them - the Irish duo claiming double gold - at the recent Olympic Test Event in London.
Elsewhere in the WSB, Belfast's Patrick Gallagher will be in action versus Sean Turner's and Jason Quigley's Los Angeles Matadors when his Mumbai Fighters side host LA in India on Friday.
Gallagher will face Russell Lamour at middleweight.
WSB bouts can be followed live on http://www.youtube.com/worldseriesboxingtv
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NATIONAL INTERMEDIATE FINALS
Gary Sweeney
Gary Sweeney will be just one of the exciting new wave of talented young Irish boxers in action when the 2011 National Intermediate Championships finals get underway at Dublin's National Stadium on Friday evening.
Sweeney, 18, who claimed silver at the 2011 European Youth Championships in Dublin, meets Donegal cruiserweight Denis O'Donnell over three,three minute rounds at the home of Irish boxing.
The Riverstown, Holy Family, Bray and Immaculata clubs in Cork, Drogheda, Wicklow and Belfast have two representatives each in Friday's finals.
David Roche and Mark Fitzpatrick line out for the Riverstown club versus Bray's Stephen Coughlan and Paul Upton of the Holy Family GG in Belfast.
David RocheTed Barry, who will be workingRoche's and Fitzpatrick's corner along with his brother Brian, hailed the performances of the Leesiders at the Championships so far.
"Mark and David have been boxing out of their skins at the Intermediate Championships and we are quietly confident going into Friday's finals. Everyone in the club is looking forward to the finals and it promises to be a very exciting night for the Riverstown club," said Barry.
Barry O'Hara and JP Delaney will carry the ambitions of the Immaculata BC at the South Circular Road venue. Seventeen-year-old O'Hara, who claimed the John Creany belt for best boxer at the Ulster Championships, meets Jason Conroy of the Crumlin BC and Delaney will trade leather with St Anne's stand out Eamon Walsh.
"I'm expecting big things of him. I think he (Jason Conroy) will stand and fight with Barry, he's more of a fighting man. It will be tight stuff with loads of good heavy shots, " Immaculata coach Gerry Nugent told the Irish News.
Nugent also has high hopes for Delaney.
"He has big, fast hands. Very fast hands, a good boxing brain. Hard to catch and his fast hands are working a treat now."
Meanwhile, either Chris Blaney or Bernard Roe will leave the National Stadium with the coveted middleweight belt adorning their waist from a 75Kg showdown which has the potential to be one of the contests of the Championships.
Hughie Myres (blue) in actionElsewhere on an action-packed finals night, Jamie Higgins and Hughie Myres go head-to-head for the 51Kg title.
Poland-born Kris Sekora flies the flag for the St Francis BC in Limerick. Sekora, who staged a remarkable comeback in the semi-finals last weekend, faces Donegal's Danny Tourish in what should be a cracking heavyweight contest.
Rosemary Doherty and Michelle Chambers clash in the first of the women's finals on Friday.
The 2011 Intermediate Championships will be the last major tournament of the IABA's Centenary year.
Boxing begins at 6.30pm on Friday.
2011 National Intermediate Finals December 9th National Stadium Dublin
48Kg: Emma Duffy (Dublin) W/O
50Kg: Claudia Enright (Kilmallock) W/O
48Kg: Jonathan McCabe (Holy Family Drogheda) v Thomas Waite (Cairn Lodge)
52Kg: Michaela Jannick (Cavan) W/O
51Kg; Jamie Higgins (St Davids) v Hughie Myres (Ryston)
54Kg: Rosemary Doherty (Cardnonagh) v Michelle Chambers (Castlebar)
54Kg: Gary McKenna (Smithboro) v Michael Nevin (Portlaoise)
57Kg: Shauna O'Keefe (Clonmel) v Michelle Lynch (Golden Gloves)
57Kg: George Bates (St Marys) v Chris Nevin (Holy Family Drogheda)
60Kg: Carla Wright (Gleann) v Sabina Mason (Bray)
60Kg: Jason Conroy (Crumlin) v Barry O'Hara (Immaculata)
63Kg: Maura McElliot (Rathkeale) v Carla McNaul (Castlereagh)
64Kg: David Roche (Riverstown) v Stephen Coughlan (Bray)
66Kg: Nicola Hamill (Gleann) v Deborah O'Reilly (St Pats)
67Kg: Mark Fitzpatrick (Riverstown) v Paul Upton (Holy Family GG)
70Kg: Clare Grace (Callan) v Lisa Brown (Eagle)
71Kg: Christy Joyce (St Michaels Athy) v Emmet Brennan (Corinthians)
75Kg: Chris Blaney (Navan) v Bernard Roe (Dublin Docklands)
80Kg: Avril Fox (Rathkeale) W/O
81Kg: JP Delaney (Immaculata) v Eamon Walsh (St Annes)
85Kg: Denis O'Donnell (Dungloe) v Gary Sweeney (Mike Flaherty)
91Kg: Kris Sikora (St Francis) v Danny Tourish (Twintowns)
91Kg+: Michael McDonagh (Olympic) v Chris Devanney (Dockers)
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RTE SPORTS AWARDS
Billy Walsh and IABA President Tommy Murphy
Irish boxing has been nominated in two of the categories for the RTE Sports Awards. Five-time European champion Katie Taylor, the current AIBA World lightweight champion, and two-time AIBA bronze medalist and 2012 Olympian John Joe Nevin have been shorlisted for the RTE Sports Person of the year award.
Katie Taylor
The RTÉ Sports Person of the Year shortlist includes seven other finalists: Darren Clarke, winner of the British Open; Michael Fennelly, GAA GPA All Star and Hurler of the Year; Sean O’Brien, Heineken Cup winner and ERC European player of the year; Rory McIlroy, world number two and US Open champion; Kevin O’Brien, Ireland’s record breaking cricket hero; Alan Brogan, GAA GPA Footballer of the year; and Robbie Keane, the Republic of Ireland’s captain and record goal scorer.
IABA head coach Billy Walsh has been shortlisted for the RTE Sports Manager of the Year award.
The Manager of the Yearshorlist includes seven other nominees: Kilkenny Hurling manager, Brian Cody who guided his team to a fifth championship title in six years; managing both senior and intermediate sides to an historic All Ireland double in Croke Park, Wexford Camogie Manager JJ Doyle; the first manager of a League of Ireland side to reach the group stages of a European competition, Michael O’Neill; Heineken Cup winning Coach Joe Schmidt; leading the Republic of Ireland to a major tournament for the first time in 10 years, Giovanni Trapattoni; bridging a 16 year gap, and delivering the All Ireland Football title to the capital, Dublin Football Manager Pat Gilroy; and leading National Hunt trainer and Cheltenham Festival champion trainer, Willie Mullins.
John Joe Nevin
The winners will be selected by RTÉ sports journalists, editorial staff and broadcasters and will be announced live on the night.
Celebrating the collaborative achievements of Irish athletes, the RTÉ Sports Team of the Year shortlist includes: Two time Heineken Cup winners Leinster, All Ireland Football Champions, Dublin; All Ireland and League champions Cork’s Ladies Football team; European Championship finalists, the Republic of Ireland soccer team; the first Irish football club to qualify for the Europa League and Airtricity League Premier Division title winners, Shamrock Rovers; All Ireland Hurling Champions, Kilkenny; back-to-back All Ireland Camogie Champions, Wexford; and, following their historic win over England at the Cricket World Cup, the Irish Cricket Team.
The RTE Sports Awards, in association with the Irish Sports Council, will be broadcast live on RTE One, Sunday, December 18th (9.30pm).
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2012 FIXTURES
Irish Olympian Darren O'Neill (blue) in action
The 2012 National Elite Championships begin at the National Stadium in Dublin on the weekend of January 20th.
The Championships continue on January 21st/27th/28th.
The finals will be held on February 3rd.
2012 FIXTURES
JANUARY
6th, 7th, 8th Open Youth Competition (1994,1995) National Stadium Dublin
14th Awards Dinner Dance Green Isle Hotel Dublin
20th, 21st National Elite Championships National Stadium Dublin
27th, 28th National Elite Championships National Stadium Dublin
FEBRUARY
3rd National Elite Finals National Stadium
24th,25th, 26th National Novice Championships National Stadium Dublin
MARCH
2nd, 3rd, 4th Boy 4, Youth 1 & 2 Championships National Stadium Dublin
9th, 10th Boy 4, Youth 1 & 2 Championships National Stadium 16th Home
International National Stadium Dublin
18th Home International Provincial Venue
30th, 31st National Senior Cadets National Stadium Dublin
APRIL
1st National Senior Cadets National Stadium Dublin
7th Weigh -In Boys 1, 2 & 3 Nationwide
10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, 14th National Boys 1, 2 & 3 Championships National
Stadium Dublin
14th - 22nd Final Olympic Qualifiers
27th, 28th, 29th Female 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 Years National Stadium
Dublin
MAY
4th, 5th Female 11, 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 Years National Stadium Dublin
11th, 12th, 13th Junior Cadet Championships National Stadium Dublin
18th, 19th National Youth Championships National Stadium Dublin
25th, 26th National Youth Championships National Stadium Dublin
OCTOBER
19th. 20, 21st National Under 21 Championships National Stadium Dublin
26th, 27th National Under 21 Championships National Stadium Dublin
NOVEMBER
23rd, 24th National Intermediate Champion ships National Stadium Dublin
30th National Intermediate Championships National Stadium Dublin
DECEMBER
1st National Intermediate Championships National Stadium Dublin
7th, 8th National Intermediate Championships National Stadium Dublin
14th National Intermediate Championships National Stadium Dublin
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2012 SEASON TICKETS - ON SALE NOW
Tickets for the 2012 IABA Boxing Season are on sale now. Priced at €100 - please contact Carla at 0872511772 to reserve yours.
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INTERMEDIATE FINALS RESULTS
Michael Nevin (blue) and Gary McKenna
TWENTY THREE titles were claimed at the National Intermediate Championships finals, the final national tournament of the IABA's Centenary year, at Dublin's National Stadium tonight.
Cairn Lodge light-flyweight Thomas Waite secured the first belt on offer at the home of Irish boxing, the Belfast teenager posting an impressive 12-5 decision over Jonathan McCabe.
Hughie Myres also emerged victorious, the Ryston BC flyweight, who found the target with some crisp shots in the second frame, earning a 13-7 verdict over Jamie Higgins.
"The first round finished level and it was very close, I was told to up the tempo in the second and it worked out very well as I landed some good punches to the head and the body," he said.
Meanwhile, Mayo bantamweight Michelle Chambers shaded a 15-14 decision over Rosemary Doherty, while Michael Nevin ran out a 16-9 winner over Gary McKenna in the men's 54Kg class.
Michelle Lynch had five points to spare over Tipperary's Shauna O'Keefe in the 57Kg decider, the third meeting between the duo this year, Lynch, from the Golden Gloves club in Mayo, now having won two.
Hughie MyresDubliner George Bates used his height advantage to see off the challenge of Chris Nevin, and Carla Wright forced Sabina Mason into a standing count en-route to claiming the women's lightweight belt.
Neither Jason Conroy or Barry O'Hara had to go looking for each other in the ring, both trading leather all the way down to the final bell of a pulsating three-rounder that won a deserved ovation from ringside,
The frame scoring told its own story; O'Hara, from the Immaculata BC in Belfast, winning the first 7-6, but Conroy, of the Crumlin club, edging 15-14 in front going into the third.
It appeared that Conroy's less spectacular work on the inside would be enough to secure victory in the third. However, O'Hara blasted home with two big hooks late on.
No surprise then that it went to a countback following a 22-22 tie, and it was O'Hara's hand that was raised in triumph (109-102) on accepted scores, - scores which emphasised the volume of punches being thrown - from the contest of the night.
"It could have gone either way in the end.That's the way with countbacks and thankfully it went my way. I knew this one was always going to be close - but this was really close, said O'Hara.
"I knew that I had to start throwing some more combinations in the third. I threw some big shots at the start of that round and I finally started getting through with them until near the end."
Moira McElligot, Nicole Hammil, David Roche, Clare Grace and Paul Upton also won, Upton denying the Riverstown club in Cork a second title with an 18-11 win over Mark Fitzpatrick from another top class contest.
Christy Joyce pulled away from sharing the first round 3-3 with Emmet Brennan to secure the 71Kg crown with a narrow 11-10 win, while Chris Blaney left Bernard Roe with it all to do after taking a 12-8 lead into the third and final frame of the 75Kg final.
It was a deficit that proved beyond the Dubliner as the impressive Blaney picked off another six points in the final three minutes to seal an 18-9 win.
Mark O'Hara (blue) and Jason Conroy - one of the contests of the year at the National StadiumThe victory also landed Blaney - who narrowly lost in the 2010 Intermediate final - a tenth Irish title.
"I'm absolutely thrilled to have won, especially after last year, said the new champion.
"I though it began to swing in my favour in the second. It was a tough one though as Bernard is a top class boxer."
Meantime, JP Delaney secured the double for the Immaculata BC - the second brace of the night for Belfast as the Gleann club also won two - with a 20-12 verdict over Eamon Walsh.
However, the Ulster light-heavyweight had to work hard for this win as Walsh made a storming start to the first round which finished 7-7. Delaney edged the second 4-3 leaving it all to play for in the third.
Never-say-die Kris Sikora staged yet another big comeback to secure the heavyweight title for the St Francis club in Limerick.
The Poland-born Shannonsider was trailing by five points going into the final round versus the experienced Danny Tourish of Donegal but pulled it out of the fire for the second time in seven days to win 22-20.
"Polish technique, Irish heart," said a delighted Ken Moore, who was working Sikora's corner along with Sean Carrig this evening.
Tonight's win also ensured that the St Francis club have won national titles in 14 consecutive seasons since 1998.
Belfast's Chris Devanney also knows a thing or two about comebacks. The Dockers super-heavyweight was trailing 5-3 at the end of the first against Galway's Michael McDonagh tonight.
However, he was 18-9 up when the final bell tolled on the final contest of the 2011 National Intermediate Championships.
One hundred and eighty four boxers took part in the 2011 Championships.
2011 National Intermediate Finals December 9th National Stadium Dublin
48Kg: Emma Duffy (Crumlin) W/O
50Kg: Claudia Enright (Kilmallock) W/O
48Kg: Thomas Waite (Cairn Lodge) beat Jonathan McCabe (Holy Family Drogheda) 12-5
52Kg: Michaela Jannick (Cavan) W/O
51Kg; Hughie Myres (Ryston) beat Jamie Higgins (St Davids) 13-7
54Kg: Michelle Chambers (Castlebar) beat Rosemary Doherty (Cardnonagh) 15-14
54Kg: Michael Nevin (Portlaoise) beat Gary McKenna (Smithboro) 16-9
57Kg: Michelle Lynch (Golden Gloves) beat Shauna O'Keefe (Clonmel) 13-8
57Kg: George Bates (St Marys) beat Chris Nevin (Holy Family Drogheda) 17-12
60Kg: Carla Wright (Gleann) beat Sabina Mason (Bray) 15-8
60Kg: Barry O'Hara (Immaculata) beat Jason Conroy (Crumlin) 22-22 c/b 109-102
63Kg: Moira McElligot (Rathkeale) beat Carla McNaul (Castlereagh) 20-13
64Kg: David Roche (Riverstown) beat Stephen Coughlan (Bray) 14-13
66Kg: Nicole Hamill (Gleann) beat Deborah O'Reilly (St Pats) 15-14
67Kg: Paul Upton (Holy Family GG) beat Mark Fitzpatrick (Riverstown) 18-11
70Kg: Clare Grace (Callan) v Lisa Brown (Eagle)
71Kg: Christy Joyce (St Michaels Athy) beat Emmet Brennan (Corinthians) 11-10
75Kg: Chris Blaney (Navan) beat Bernard Roe (Dublin Docklands) 18-9
80Kg: Avril Fox (Rathkeale) W/O
81Kg: JP Delaney (Immaculata) beat Eamon Walsh (St Annes) 20-12
85Kg: Denis O'Donnell (Dungloe) W/O
91Kg: Kris Sikora (St Francis) beat Danny Tourish (Twintowns) 22-20
91Kg+: Chris Devanney (Dockers) beat Michael McDonagh (Olympic) 18-9
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EGAN APPOINTED TO WADA
Ken Egan with Irish head coach Billy Walsh and Michel Carruth
KEN EGAN has been appointed observer with the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Athlete Committee to give support during its Code Review Process.
The Committee is set-up to represent the views and rights of athletes worldwide. WADA is an international independent agency composed and funded equally by the sport movements and governments of the world.
Its mission is to lead a collaborative worldwide campaign for doping-free sport.
This is the first time that WADA have appointed observers for its Code Review Process.
Along with Egan, Mexican sailor Tania Calles and Canadian rower Andreanne Morin have been appointed as observers.
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TALES FROM A NEUTRAL CORNER
TALES FROM A NEUTRAL CORNER
Some of the great names from Irish amateur boxing history are featured in a two-part documentary to be shown on Setanta Sports this week.
‘Tales from a Neutral Corner’, by Midas Productions, celebrates the centenary this year of the founding of the Irish Amateur Boxing Association.
It includes unique film footage dating back to the 1920s and shows popular favourites like Michael Carruth, Mick Dowling, Fred Tiedt, Jim McCourt, Phil Sutcliffe, Ollie Byrne, Kenny Egan and Katie Taylor in ring action, as well as interviews with other greats of the past and present.
Writer-director Andrew Gallimore is delighted to have got Liam Neeson, who boxed as an amateur for the All Saints club in Ballymena before turning to acting, as narrator for the documentary.
“Tales from a Neutral Corner” will be shown on Setanta Sports on Wednesday and Thursday next (December 14-15) at 9.45 pm.
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ULSTER ELITE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Tommy McCarthyPlease see below attachment for Ulster Elite Championships finals.
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ULSTER ELITE CHAMPIONSHIPS
Please see below attachment for tonight's Ulster Elite Championships draw.
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ANNUAL GALA AWARDS NIGHT
The Irish Amateur Boxing Association will be hosting the Annual Gala Awards Night at
The Green Isle Hotel Dublin
Saturday the 14th January 2012
Dinner at 8pm Sharp
Tickets €40
Dress Code: Black Tie
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OPEN YOUTHS COMPETITION
Please see below attachment for circular for the 2012 Open Youths Competition.
The tournament begins at the National Stadium in Dublin on January 6th.
(The circular is continued on next news page)
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OPEN YOUTHS COMPETITION (2)
Please see below attachment for 2012 Open Youths Competition circular (part 2).
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ULSTER ELITE (REVISED) PROGRAM
Please see beloew attachment for revised Ulster Elite Championships program.
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ULSTER ELITE (REVISED) PROGRAM
Please see below attachment for revised Ulster Elite Championships program.
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WOMEN'S BOXING - COMMONWEALTH GAMES
AIBA World Youth bronze medalist Michaela Walsh
AIBA President Dr Ching-Kuo Wu has welcomed the confirmation that the Commonwealth Games Federation's General Assembly has supported the inclusion of three weight categories for women's boxing in its program of future editions of the Commonwealth Games.
Women's boxing will make its Olympic debut at the 2012 Games in London in three weight categories; flyweight, lightweight and middleweight.
Please see below attachment.
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ULSTER ELITE C'SHIPS RESULTS/DRAW
Please see below attachment for last night's results from the Ulster Elite Championships. Tonight's draw included.
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