MEDIA INVITE FOR HIGH-PERFORMANCE DIRECTOR PRESS CONFERENCE

                                              Media Invite to Press Conference

The Irish Athletic Boxing Association has the great pleasure in inviting all media to our Press Conference to announce our New High-Performance Director for the I.A.B.A High-Performance Unit.

To attend this event all media must R.S.V.P by 3pm today, 26th April 2017 to  eimear@iaba.ie to ensure your name has been added to the list of approved entrants at the security point at the Sport Ireland National Sports Campus.

What : New High-Performance Director for the I.A.B.A High-Performance Unit

Date : 27th April 2017

Time : 10:30am

Venue: Sport Ireland Institute, IIS Building, IABA High-Performance Unit, Sport Ireland National Sports Campus, Abbotstown, D15.

 

IABA PRESS CONFERENCE TO ANNOUNCE HIGH-PERFORMANCE DIRECTOR

 

Invitation to Press Conference

The Irish Athletic Boxing Association has great pleasure in inviting you to attend our Press Conference on our announcement of our ‘New High Performance Director for the I.A.B.A High Performance Unit’

What : New High Performance Director for the I.A.B.A High Performance Unit

Date : 27th April 2017

Time : 10:30am

Venue : Sport Ireland Institute, IIS Building, IABA High Performance Unit, Sport Ireland National Sports Campus, Abbotstown, D15.

The running order for the Press Conference will be as follows:

10:30am Arrival. Meet & Greet

11:00am Announcement of New High Performance Director

11:30am Photo Opportunity with Questions & Answer session

To attend this event you must R.S.V.P by 12pm on the 26th April 2017 to ensure your name has been added to the list of approved entrants at the security point at the Sport Ireland National Sports Campus.

Please note, photography/filming will only be permitted in the Boxing Centre where the conference will be taking place.

Please RSVP to Eimear@iaba.ie or by text to 086 142 5574 no later than 12pm on the 26th April 2017, in order to avoid any potential difficulty gaining access to the Sport Ireland National Sports Campus.

Kind Regards,

Fergal Carruth

CEO Irish Athletic Boxing Association

 

ELITE ROUND ROBIN MATCH SCHEUDLE

Darren O’Neill and Irish coach Zaur Antia

 

Ireland B get the weekend’s Round Robin underway against France at the National Stadium on Friday.

 

Boxing begins at 2pm.

 

Germany face Italy at 5.30pm Friday, directly followed by Ireland A versus Russia.

 

The tournament continues Saturday and Sunday. Boxing begins Sunday at 10am and runs straight through.

 

The weekend’s individual matchups will be confirmed shortly.

 

There will also be a program on Monday (line ups to be confirmed).

 

 

 

 

 

International Round Robin National Stadium Dublin

 

 

Dates

 

April 28th

 

Ireland B v France (2pm)

Germany v Italy (5.30pm)

Ireland A v Russia

 

April 29th

 

Ireland B v Germany (11am)

Russia v Italy (3pm)

Ireland A v France (7pm)

 

April 30th (10am)

 

Ireland A v Germany

Russia v France

Ireland B v Italy

 

 

 

 

Teams

 

Ireland A

 

Men

49kg Blaine Dobbins (St Josephs, Derry)

52kg Brendan Irvine (St Pauls)

56kg Kurt Walker (Canal)

60kg Patrick Mongan (Olympic)

64kg Sean McComb (Holy Trinity)

69kg Dean Walsh (St Josephs/St Ibars)

75kg Emmett Brennan (Glasnevin)

81kg Anthony Browne (St Michaels, Dublin)

91kg Darren O’Neill (Paulstown)

91kg+ Martin Keenan (Rathkeale)

 

Women

51kg Carly McNaul (Ormeau Road)

60kg Kellie Harrington (Glasnevin)

75kg Christina Desmond (Fr Horgans)

 

Ireland B

 

Men

49kg Connor Jordan (St Aidans)

52kg Thomas McCarthy (Brian Dillons)

56kg Stephen McKenna (Old School)

60kg George Bates (St Marys)

64kg Wayne Kelly (Ballynacargy)

69kg Stephen Donnelly (All Sainst)

75kg Michael Nevin (Portlaoise)

81kg Michael Frayne (St Marys)

91kg Ken Ogunkbowa (Athlone)

91kg+ Dean Gardiner (Clonmel)

 

Women

51kg —

60kg —

75kg Grainne Walsh (Sparticus)

 

France

Men

49kg None

52kg None

56kg Jordan Rodriquez

60kg Sofiane Oumiha

64kg Wahid Hambli

69kg None

75kg Bengoro Bamba

81kg Diabira Mamadou or Leonardo Mosquea Jimenez

91kg Djamili Dini Aboudou Moindze

 

Women

51kg Houria Djalout

60kg Flora Pili

75kg None

 

Germany

 

49kg Salah Ibrahim

52kg None

56kg Dominik Hirsch

60kg Artut Bril

60kg Robert Harutyunyan

64kg Arten Harutyunyan

69kg Christian Dezel

75kg Artur Beck

75kg Brian Hellwig

81kg Ibragim Bazuev

91kg Nikolas Weizmann

91kg+ None

 

Women: None

 

Italy

 

Men

49kg Serra Fedrico

52kg Cappai Manuel

56kg Di Serio Raffaele

60kg Iozia Francesco (reserve Canonico Giuseppe)

64kg Di Learnia Paolo

69kg Arecchia Vincenzo

75kg Cavallaro Salvatore

81kg Antonaci Fedrico

91kg Fiori Simone

91kg+ Vianello Guido

 

Women

51kg Mostarda Roberta

60kg Testa Irma

75kg Canfora Assunta

 

Russia

 

Men

49kg Vassili Egorov

52kg Vadim Kudriakov

56kg Bakhtovar Nazirov

60kg Vladimir Nikitin

60kg Gabil Mamedov

64kg Vitaly Dunaytsev

69kg Sergei Sobylinski

75kg Petr Khamuko

81kg None

91kg Evgeny Tischenko

91kg Ivan Veriasov

 

Women: None

 

Russia 2

 

Men

49kg Tamir Galanov

52kg Viachelslav Tashkarakov

56kg Nazir Balaev

64kg Aital Doakonov

64kg Dmitrii Polianskii

69kg Arten Zaitsev

75kg Dmitrii Nesterov

81kg Georgii Kushitashvili

91kg Ilia Kvasnikov

91kg+ Arten Suslenkov

 

Women: None

 

 

FRANCE LOOK FORWARD TO IRISH TEST

 

Dean Gardiner

 

The French men’s team will fly straight to Warsaw after their Round Robin with Ireland, Germany, Italy and Russia at Dublin’s National Stadium this weekend for the Feliks Stamm multi-nations.

“Les Bleus prennent les airs ce lundi, pour un stage en commun avec les irlandais. Les Bleues les rejoindro.”

The Continent is building toward June’s European Elite Men’s Championships in the Ukraine which will act as the only qualifier for the World Men’s Championships in Hamburg, Germany in August/September.

Europe has the highest quota of all the continents for the World Championships with 80 places available through the Ukraine where a top-eight finish in any of the ten weights secures tickets for Hamburg.

Boxing2017 – AIBA World Boxing Championships Qualification System

Germany, under ex-Irish coach Eddie Bolger, doesn’t have to go through the qualification process as they have ten automatic places as the host nation.

260 of the 280 places are up for grabs for Hamburg through the qualification process, with the remaining berths going to wild cards (10) and the host nation (10).

The weekend’s round Robin begins Friday afternoon at the home of Irish boxing. The schedule will be finalised shortly.

Joe Ward will miss the weekend’s activities after picking up a slight hand injury but is confident he’ll be fit for a multi-nations tournament in Romania next month.

“It’s (the injury) very disappointing as I was looking forward to testing myself at the Stadium and boxing at home, said the current European champion and World Elite silver medallist.

“I’m hoping to be back for a multi-nations in Romania on May 9 and build it up from there for the Europeans. I want competitive action going to the Ukraine, I want as many fights as possible.”