Joe Ward and Ray Moylette struck doube European gold in 2011

Irish boxing, with current head coach Zaur Antia and coaching staff working our corner, has claimed 19 medals at the European Men’s Championships since Andy Lee secured bronze, and qualified for Athens 2004 into the bargain, at Croatia 2004.

Moreover, Irish boxing has finished in the top three in the medals table at every European Men’s Championships this decade. In three of those tournaments, Ireland commanded a top two finish behind the powerful Russian Federation.

2013 marked the nearest Ireland has come to usurping Russia as the No. 1 boxing nation on the continent.  John Joe Nevin and Jason Quigley won double gold at that year’s Europeans in Minsk, with Paddy Barnes and Michael Conlan bringing home double silver.

However, Barnes had to cede a walkover to Russia’s David Ayrapetyan in the light-fly final after picking up a nose injury.

“I couldn’t enter the last European Championships (in 2011) because of injury so I am gutted I couldn’t defend my title this time,” said Barnes at the time in reference to the gold medal he won at the Ice Palace in Moscow in 2010, a top of the podium finish that bridged a 19-year gap since Paul Griffin secured gold for Ireland in 1991 in Sweden.

Darren O’Neill

Joe Ward, who had claimed European Elite gold aged just 17 two years previously in Turkey, was also unlucky with injury in Minsk. The Moate BC southpaw twisted his knee in the preliminaries versus Poland’s Mateusz and had to be lifted out of the ring.

Russia’s Nikita Ivanov, who Ward had beaten in the 2011 European final to add to the gold Ray Moylette claimed earlier that day, secured the light-heavy title at Minsk 2013.

Ward is the only Irish boxer to claim two European Elite gold medals and Ireland has won double gold at the last three European Elite Championships.

Winning European gold at 17 – the entry age for Senior boxing at the time – is virtually unheard of, but Ward, tongue in cheek, revealed his secret.

“I was a big, bould strong child and I didn’t fear anyone at the time. I knew I had the natural ability and I didn’t think I could be beaten. It was fantastic to win one European gold but to win two is really special. Hopefully, I can add to that in the Ukraine next month,” he said.

Meanwhile, Team Ireland is currently preparing for the 2017 European Championships in Kharkiv, Ukraine at the Centre of Excellence in Abbotstown.

The nine-strong Irish squad will leave for their final training camp in Kharkiv on June 5th. The 2017 European Elite Men’s Championships begin on June 14th.

“The squad are very confident. We go there with good preparation, physical, tactical and sparring. We are very positive,” said Ireland’s chief seconds Zaur Antia.

The 2017 Europeans are the sole qualifier for the 2017 World Championships in Hamburg, Germany in August/September.

(Irish boxing has also won eight European Women’s Elite medals this century, courtesy of Katie Taylor (six gold), Clare Grace (bronze) and Christina Desmond (bronze).

The overall European haul for Ireland, male and female, under head coach Zaur Antia and the Irish coaching staff, is 27 medals this century. 13 of those medals are gold, 3 are silver and 11 are bronze.

European Elite Men’s Championships Medals

Pula, Croatia 2004

Middleweight: Andy Lee: Bronze

Medals table finish: 14th

Plovdiv, Bulgaria 2006

Light-heavyweight: Ken Egan: Bronze

Medals table finish: 10th

Liverpool, England 2008

Lightweight: Ross Hickey: Bronze
Light-welterweight: John Joe Joyce: Bronze
Middleweight: Eamon O’Kane: Bronze

Medals table finish: 11th

Moscow, Russia 2010

Light-flyweight: Paddy Barnes: Gold
Middleweight: Darren O’Neill: Silver
Featherweight: Tyrone McCullagh: Bronze
Lightweight: Eric Donovan: Bronze
Light-heavyweight: Ken Egan: Bronze

Medals table finish: 2nd

Ankara, Turkey 2011

Light-welterweight: Ray Moylette: Gold
Light-heavyweight: Joe Ward: Gold

Medals table finish; (Joint 3rd with Wales)

Minsk, Belarus 2013

Bantamweight: John Joe Nevin: Gold
Middleweight: Jason Quigley: Gold
Light-flyweight: Paddy Barnes: Silver
Flyweight: Michael Conlan: Silver

Medals table finish: 2nd

Samokov, Bulgaria 2015

Bantamweight: Michael Conlan: Gold
Light-heavyweight: Joe Ward: Gold
Light-welterweight: Dean Walsh: Bronze

Medals table finish: 2nd

Brendan Irvine in action v Cuba

The Irish Athletic Boxing Association have confirmed a nine-strong squad for the European Elite Men’s Championships in the Ukraine.

The 2017 Europeans, the 42nd edition of the tournament since 1925, runs from June 14th to June 25th in Kharkiv.

Rio 2016 and London 2012 Olympians Brendan Irvine, Steven Donnelly, Joe Ward and Darren O’Neill have been named in the Irish panel for the tournament which will act as the sole qualifier for the 2017 World Elite Championships in Hamburg, Germany in August/September.

The top eight boxers (quarter-finalists) in each of the ten weights in Kharkiv book tickets for Hamburg. Europe has the highest quota of all the continents with 80 berths.

280 athletes will compete at the 2017 World Championships. 260 of those places are available through the qualification process with the other 20 places going to the host nation (10) and wild cards (10).

Ward and O’Neill have won three European medals (two gold for Ward and one silver for O’Neill) between them at European Elite level since 2010 and Irvine and McComb have claimed silver and bronze at the 2015 European Games.

Ward is the only Irish male boxer – Katie Taylor has won six – to win two European Elite belts.

Donnelly impressed at Rio 2016 after winning two fights before losing on a split decision to Morocco’s current World Elite champion, Mohamed Rabii, in the last-eight with at least bronze up for grabs.

Patrick Mongan and Emmet Brennan are the current Irish Elite champions, with Mongan impressing in his victory over Russia’s Rio 2016 bronze medallist Vladimir Nikitin, a man who doesn’t need an introduction to Irish boxing fans, at a recent Round Robin at Dublin’s National Stadium.

Dean Gardiner came with one win of qualifying for Rio 2016 in the last Olympic cycle.

Ireland has held the European Elite bantam title for the last four years, with John Joe Nevin and Michael Conlan, who have both switched codes, winning gold in 2013 and 2015. Kurt Walker will carry Ireland’s hopes in the bantam class in Kharkiv.

“I have as good a chance as anyone of winning it and I really fancy my chances, but sometimes you need a bit of luck with the draw,” said Walker.

Team Ireland go into training camp in Kharkiv on June 5th.

European Elite Men’s Championships Kharkiv, Ukraine June 14th/25th

Irish squad

52kg Brendan Irvine (St Pauls)

56kg Kurt Walker (Canal)

60kg Patrick Mongan (Olympic)

64kg Sean McComb (Holy Trinity)

69kg Steven Donnelly (All Saints)

75kg Emmett Brennan (Glasnevin)

81kg Joe Ward (Moate)

91kg Darren O’Neill (Paulstown)

91+kg Dean Gardiner (Clonmel)

Team manager: Gerry O’Mahony

High-Performance: Director: Bernard Dunne

Head Coach: Zaur Antia

Coaches: Dmitry Dimitruc, Jimmy Payne,  Eoin Pluck

Physio: Seamus Caffrey

Doctor: Jim Clover

Strength & Conditioning: John Cleary

Performance Analysis: Alan Swanton

Please scroll down for all results from the 2017 National Girls 1,2,3,4 and Junior 1 & 2 Championships following the completion of today’s finals at Dublin’s National Stadium.

102 new champions were crowned at the home of Irish boxing.

Pat Ryan, President of the Irish Athletic Boxing Association, congratulated all champions and athletes competing at one of the biggest tournaments in the IABA calendar.

184 bouts were completed over the course of the Championships.

National Girls 1,2,3,4 & Junior 1 & 2 Championships National Stadium Dublin

Saturday, May 20th (11am)

Girl 1

Finals

37kg Sophia Elstone (Ardnaree) beat Zoe Smith (Sliabh Luachra) 5-0

Girl 3

Finals

35kg Nicole Buckley (St Carthages) W/O
37kg Deanna Parke (St Johns Derry) W/O
39kg Andrea Leer (Castleblaney) W/O
43kg Lily Coffey (Riverstown) beat Amylee Kelly (St Monicas) 5-0
47kg Amber Byrne (Arklow) beat Rachael Lawless (Portlaoise) 3-2
49kg Aalyah Butler (Monivea) beat  Amy O’Brien (Monkstown D) 5-0
51kg Soirse Roche (Legacy) beat Shania McCloskey (Carndonagh) 5-0
53kg Ava Fitzmaurice (Sliabh Luachra) beat Leah McNamee (Olympic Mullingar) 4-1
57kg Brianna Courtney (Jobstown) beat Margaret Jackman (Paulstown)  4-1
61kg Rachel Fenlon (Paulstown) beat Niamh McLaughlin (Holy Family A) 5-0
63kg Kaitlyn Recks (Clara) beat Angela Killeen (Ballyhaunis) 4-1
66kg Kaitlyn Doyle (St Brigids Kildare) W/O
68kg Shauna Maguire (Kilnamanagh) beat Tiegan Farrell Byrne (Arklow) 4-1
72kg Sophie Burke (Tobar Pheadair) W/O
75+kg Rachel Hawkes Ivers (Urlingford) W/O

Girl 4

Finals

41kg Alanna Mayse (Two Castles) W/O
45kg Kyla Gates (Marble City) beat Chantelle Robinson (St Nicholas) 3-2
47kg Mia Robbins (Gorey) beat Lara Finn (Ballyhaunis) 5-0
49kg Chantelle Spencer (Jobstown) beat Nicola O’Brien (Na Fianna) 5-0
51kg Megan Lehane (Rylane) beat Saoirse O’Donoghue (Neilstown 5-0
53kg Chloe McDaid (Illies GG) beat Zoe McGlone (St Pauls A) 4-1
55kg Ellie Mae-Gartland (Clonmel) beat Charlie Horgan (Ryston) 5-0
57kg Niamh Fay (Bracken) beat Sinnan Glynn (Cloghan) 4-1
59kg Dioreann Coogan (Sacred Heart Tolerton) beat Oluwadamse Odunuga (Ryston) 5-0
61kg Kaci Rock (Bray) W/O
63kg Dympna Whelan (Bracken) beat Chloe Barret (Rylane) 3-2
66kg Leanna Murphy (Togher) beat Kiesha Atwell (Ennis) 5-0
68kg Joanna Czerwinska (Erne) W/O
72kg Erin Moore (St Francis) W/O
75kg Leanne Doyle (Arklow) W/O
81kg Chelsea McNamee (Olympic Mullingar) beat Bethany Doocey (Castlebar) 4-1
85kg Leanne Cothuli (Clane) W/O
90kg Caoimhe Carthy (St Brigids Kildare) beat Kori Goad (Cashen Vale) TKO1

Saturday, May 20th

Finals (4pm)

Junior 1

43kg Charlene Dowling (Rsyston) W/O
46kg Ciara Brien (St Davids) beat Nicole Maguire (Castleblaney) 5-0
48kg Daina Moorehouse (Enniskerry) beat Danielle O’Brien (Sliabh Luachra) TKO1
50kg Catherine Blaney (Navan) beat Roisin Brady (Palmerstown) 4-1
52kg Mary Kate Nevin (Elite Mullingar) W/O
54kg Ann Daly (Olympic Mullingar) beat Sophie Thompson (Rochesters) TKO1
57kg Eimear McKee (All Saints A) beat Danielle McSweeney (Riverstown) 4-1
60kg Tiffany O’Reilly (St Josephs) beat Megan Woods (Clonoe) TKO2
63kg Evelynn Igharo (Clann Naofa) beat  Aimee Hughes (Rochesters) TKO1
66kg Rachael Connelly (Clonmel) beat Shauna Brogan (Castlebar) 3-2
70kg Garbielle Simkute (Drogheda) beat Bobbi Hendrick (Sacre Coeur) 5-0
75kg Aoibhe Carrabine (Geesala) beat  Lucy Purdy (Smithfield) 5-0
80kg Rachel Furey Cunningham (Ballina) W/O
85kg Alanna Nolan (Ballyhaunis) beat Bridget Cash (Enniskerry) 4-1
100+kg Belinda Stevens (Ardnaree) W/O

Junior 2

46kg Ciara Walsh (Smithfield) W/O
48kg Jessica Connolly (Ballaghadereen) W/O
50kg Caitlin Fryers (Immaculata) beat  Jessica Clarke (Carndonagh) 5-0
52kg Kirsten Cresham (Castlebar) beat Kelsey Holohan (St John Bosco L) 5-0
54kg Elise Carey (St Cianans) beat Saoirse Oliver (Aglish) 5-0
57kg Mary Geraghty (Baldoyle) beat Zarah Breslin (Tramore) 5-0
60kg Margeurita Nevin (St Brigids Kildare) beat  Eimear Hannon (Corrib) 5-0
63kg Katelynn Phelan (St Brigids Kildare) beat Claire Kiely (St Francis) 5-0
66kg Nadine Dermody (St Brigids K) beat Roisin Gannon (Connemara) 5-0
70kg Eliece Elliott (South Meath) beat Amy Milward (Riverstown) 5-0
75kg Lauren Kelly (St Brigids Edenderry) beat Bethany Richmond (Rochesters) TKO1
80kg Shelley Thomas (Duhallow) beat Emma Hannon (St Carthages) 5-0

Friday, May 19th

Girl 3 Finals

41kg Georgina Sheridan (Tipperary) beat Ceriann McGlone (St Pats T) 5-0
45kg Breda Quilligan (Rathkeale) beat Sophie Clancy (St Josephs Edenderry) TKO3

Girl 1 Finals

27kg Mary Carthy (St Michaels Athy) W/O
29kg Jessica Murphy (St Michaels NR) W/O
33kg L McCarthy (Mayfield) W/O
35kg Esther Lambe (St Conleths) beat Leah Neary (Golden Gloves) 5-0
39kg Alisha Donohue (Thurles) beat  Brianna McGuinness (Dealgan) TKO3
41kg Nora Jackman (Paulstown) beat Leah Lehane (Rylane) 5-0
43kg Eabha Mullan (Errigal) beat Tia Atwell (Ennis) 5-0
45kg Lucy O’Neill (St Bernadettes) beat Ellie Hughes (New Buildings) 4-1
47kg Georgia McGovern (Kilnamanagh) beat Estelle Gras-Durry (Dunmanway) TKO1
49kg Alanna Atwell (Ennis) beat Allie Nevin (Olympic Mullingar) 5-0
51kg Courtney Joyce (Clonmel) beat Hannah McCann (St Brigets Offaly) 5-0
53kg Alisha King (Avona) W/O
57kg Kacie Caldwell (Bracken) beat  Klara Murray (Canal) 4-1
61kg Katie Cronin (Dunmanway) W/O
63kg Brenna Tobin (Spartan) W/O
66kg Cliona Darcy (Tobar Pheadair) W/O
70kg Brianna Ryan (Curragh) W/O
75+kg Nasya Majan (Clann Naofa) W/O

Girl 2

Finals

31kg Katie Quigley (St Anthonys/Pats) W/O
33kg Kaylin Geary (Emyvale) W/O
37kg Leanna Connors (Ryston) beat Holly Connolly (Ballaghaderreen) 5-0
39kg Robyn Kelly (Ballynacargy) beat Rachael McGuigan (Gleann) TKO3
41kg Shakira O’Donohue (Thurles) beat Emma Killoran (Bishop Kelly) 5-0
43kg Robyn Murran (St Brigids Kildare) beat Connie Gibbons (St Bronaghs) 3-2
45kg McKensie Kenny (Ryston) beat Krystal Joyce (Mulhuddart) 5-0
47kg Sophie O’Sullivan (Mulhuddart) beat Hannah McDonagh (Mitchelstown) 4-1
49kg Clodagh McGonigle (Carndonagh) beat Amy Joyce McDonagh (Clann Naofa) 3-2
51kg Labhaoise Glynn (Cloghan) beat Cori Gleeson (St Pauls Nenagh) 5-0
53kg Laura Moran (St Annes) beat Mollie Sheppard (Rathfirland) 5-0
55kg Kaci Crowley (Erne) beat Aine Doyle (St Marys Newross) TKO2
57kg Lisa Marie Delaney (Thurles) beat Kalie Reynolds (Athlone) 4-1
59kg Junie Remenyuk (Tredagh) W/O
61kg Mya Crichton (Rochfordbridge) beat Jessica McKay (Crumlin) 3-2
63kg Dearbhla Tinnelly (Clann Naofa) W/O
66kg Kim Lane (Whitechurch) W/O
70kg Clodagh O’Meara (Cloghan) V Winnie McDonagh (Neilstown)
75kg Brittany Stokes (Callan) W/O
75+kg Jenna McCullough (St John Bosco) W/O

Saturday, May 13th

Junior 1

66kg Rachael Connelly (Clonmel) beat Shantelle Richie (Gilford) 3-2

Girl 4

45kg Kyla Gates (Marble City) beat Janelin Roden (Portlaoise) 4-1
49kg Nicola O’Brien (Na Fianna) W/O
49kg Chantelle Spencer (Jobstown) beat Louise McSorely (Two Castles) 3-2
51kg Saoirse O’Donoghue (Neilstown) beat Megan Williams (Sacre Coeur) TKO2
51kg Megan Lehane (Rylane) beat Nicole Clyde (Antrim) 4-1
53kg Zoe McGlone (St Pauls A) beat Linda Desmond (Rylane) 4-1
53kg Chloe McDaid (Illies GG) beat Molly Kearns (St Anthonys/Pats) 5-0
55kg Charlie Horgan (Ryston) beat Molly Rowley (Swinford) TKO2
55kg Ellie Mae-Gartland (Clonmel) beat Tigernach Maguire (Immaculata) 5-0
57kg Sinnan Glynn (Cloghan) beat Rachel Tarrant (Kanturk) TKO1
57kg Niamh Fay (Bracken) beat Caoimhe English (Achill) AB1
59kg Oluwadamse Odunuga (Ryston) beat Kelly O’Gorman (Spartan) 5-0
59kg Dioreann Coogan (Sacred Heart D) beat Sarah J Richardson (Charlestown) TKO1
63kg Chloe Barrett (Rylane) beat Clara Walsh (Paulstown) 5-0
66kg Leanna Murphy (Togher) beat Lisa O’Rourke (Catlerea) 4-1
66kg Kiesha Atwell (Ennis) beat Aoife Durkan (St Brigids Kildare) TKO3

Girl 3

47kg Rachel Lawless (Portlaoise) beat Grace Rowley (Swinford) 5-0

Junior 1

50kg Roisin Brady (Palmerstown) beat Aine Brolly (St Johns Derry) TKO1
50kg Catherine Blaney (Navan) beat Sarah Edge (St Brigids Eden) 5-0
54kg Ann Daly (Olympic Mullingar) beat Michaela Murphy (Ardagh Cross) 3-2
60kg Megan Woods (Clonoe) W/O
60kg Tiffany O’Reilly (St Josephs) beat  Aoibhe Ginty (Geesala) 3-2

Junior 2

52kg Kelsey Holohan (St John Bosco L) beat Orinta Ringyte (Riverstown) 4-1
52kg Kirsten Cresham (Castlebar) beat Ciara Craig (Dunfanaghy) 3-2
54kg Saoirse Oliver (Aglish) beat Aine Tanney (Carrickmore) 4-1
54kg Elise Carey (St Cianans) beat Bridget O’Brien (Sliabh Luachra) TKO1
57kg Zarah Breslin (Tramore) beat Ceire Whelan (St Ibars/Josephs) TKO2
60kg Margeurita Nevin (St Brigids Kildare) W/O
60kg Eimear Hannon (Corrib) beat Shauna Lavin (Ballnamore) KO1
66kg Nadine Dermody (St Brigids Kil) W/O

Friday, May 12th

Finals

G1: 31kg Katie O’Keeffe (Kanturk) beat Caoimhe Kinsella (St Ants/Pats) 5-0
G3: 55kg Nicole O’Sullivan (St Bernadettes) beat Aimee Carey (Geesala) 5-0

S/Finals
G3: 68kg Shauna Maguire (Kilnamanagh) beat 68kg Rosalina Mongan (Kilfenora) TKO3

Girl 4

45kg Chantelle Robinson (St Nicholas) beat Cigfa McCoy (St Monicas) 3-2
47kg Mia Robbins (Gorey) beat Fionna O’Keeffe (Rathkeale) 5-0
51kg Nicole Clyde (Antrim) beat Seanna McAndrew (Geesala) TKO2
55kg Ellie Mae-Gartland (Clonmel) beat  Rebecca Touhy (Esker) 5-0
59kg Dioreann Coogan (Sacred Heart D) beat Grainne Gallagher (Two Castles) 5-0
66kg Kiesha Atwell (Ennis) beat Ella McDonagh (Geesala) AB2
66kg Aoife Durkan (St Brigids Kildare) beat Lauren Lavelle (Silverbridge) 5-0

Junior 1

50kg Catherine Blaney (Navan) beat Mae Coffey (Riverstown) TKO1
57kg Eimear McKee (All Saints A) beat Chelsea Dunne (Clara) 5-0

Junior 2

52kg Kirsten Cresham (Castlebar) beat Shauna Fulham (Cherry Orchard) 5-0
52kg Ciara Craig (Dunfanaghy) beat Sionna McKenna (Holy Family) 3-2
60kg Eimear Hannon (Corrib) W/O

Saturday, May 6th

Girl 1

31kg Caoimhe Kinsella (St Anthony’s/Pats) beat Shannon Conway (St Pats T) 5-0
31kg Katie O’Keefe (Kanturk) beat Lucy Farrelly (St John Bosco A) TKO1

Girl 2

39kg Robyn Kelly (Ballynacargy) beat Leah O’Keefe (Kanturk) 5-0
43kg Robyn Murran (St Brigids Kildare) beat Hannah Terry (Rylane) TKO2
47kg Sophie O’Sullivan (Mulhuddart) beat  Alex Kinnehan (Birr) 5-0
47kg Hannah McDonagh (Mitchelstown) beat  McKensie Murray (Maydown) TKO3
51kg Labhaoise Glynn (Cloghan) beat Yasmin Meredith (Glasnevin) 3-2
51kg Cori Gleeson (St Pauls Nenagh) beat Isabella Harness (Aglish) 5-0
53kg Laura Moran (St Annes) beat Michaela Sinnot (St Marys NR) 5-0
53kg Mollie Shepard (Rathfirland) beat Molly Bennett (Bracken)  5-0
55kg Kaci Crowley (Erne) beat  Kacie Delaney (Whitechurch) 5-0

Girl 3

41kg Georgina Sheridan (Tipperary) beat Chloe Blake (Ardagh/Crossmolina) 4-1
43kg Amylee Kelly (St Monicas) beat Georgina Lavery (Rathfirland)  5-0
43kg Lily Coffey (Riverstown) beat Roisin Mahoney (Callan) 5-0
47kg Amber Byrne (Arklow) W/O
49kg Aalyah Butler (Monivea) beat Chloe Gabrielle (Mulhuddart) 4-1
49kg Amy O’Brien (Monkstown D) beat  Emma Nolan (Sacre Coeur) 5-0
53kg Leah McNamee (Olympic Mullingar) beat Mia Neill (Canal) 5-0
53kg Ava Fitzmaurice (Sliabh Luachra) beat Leah McDonagh (Geesala) 5-0
55kg Nicole O’Sullivan (St Bernadettes) beat  Orlaith Mahoney (Trojan) 5-0
68kg Tiegan Byrne-Farrell (Arklow) beat  Karen Kearney (Ardagh/Crossa) 5-0

Friday, May 5th

Prelims & S/Finals

Girl 1

31kg Lucy Farrelly (St John Bosco A) beat Shianne Carroll (Cherry Orchard) 5-0
35kg Leah Neary (Golden Gloves C) beat Abbie Gibbons (Cherry Orchard) 5-0
35kg Esther Lambe (St Conleths) beat Carleigh Irving (Maydown) 3-2
37kg Zoe Smith (Sliabh Luachra) beat Rebecca Kavanagh (Cherry Orchard) 5-0
37kg Sophia Elstone (Ardnaree) beat Shakira Dinnegan (Elite Mullingar) 3-2
41kg Nora Jackman (Paulstown) beat Natalia Fasciszewska (Aglish) 3-2
41kg Leah Lehane (Rylane) beat Gabrielle Mongan (Mount Tallant) 4-1
43kg Tia Attwell (Ennis) beat Sophie Keavey (Ardagh/Cross) 5-0
43kg Eabha Mullan (Errigal) beat Jade McNamee (Olympic Mullingar) 3-2
45kg Ellie Hughes (Newbuildings) beat Hannah McCarthy (Thurles) 3-2
49kg Alanna Attwell (Ennis)  beat Hope Gallagher (Achill) TKO2

Girl 2
41kg Shakira O’Donohue (Thurles) beat Amy Blake (Ardagh/Crossmolina) 5-0
41kg Emma Killoran (Bishop Kelly) beat Ella Smullen (St Josephs Edenderry) 5-0
51kg Cori Gleeson (St Pauls Nenagh) beat Hannah Muckian (Holy Family GG) 5-0

Girl 3
51kg Saoirse Roche (Legacy) beat Leah O’Brien (Tullow) 5-0
51kg Shania McCloskey (Carndonagh) beat Shelby Myers (Crumlin) 3-2
53kg Ava Fitzmaurice (Sliabh Luachra) beat Elizabeth Lloyd (Ballyhaunis) 4-1