SENIOR FINALS RESULTS

Tommy Casey and St Francis BC club coaches at the Stadium tonight

Tommy Casey and St Francis BC club coaches at the Stadium tonight.

 

Frankie Cleary capped a memorable and historic November for the Olympic BC – Gabriel Dossen, also of the Olympic BC, claimed bronze at the AIBA World Youths in Russia this week –  after winning the National Senior, formerly Intermediate, 60kg title at the National Stadium tonight.

 

The Galway lightweight beat Dylan Duffy in a cracking three-rounder at the home of Irish boxing, his third victory en route to gold in Dublin.

 

Former AIBA World Junior champion Ciara Ginty, a Youth Olympics silver medallist, also won. Boxing at light-welter, Ginty, of Geesala BC fame, decisioned Nicole Moorehouse of the Clonard club.

Ciara Ginty

Ciara Ginty

 

The meeting with Moorhouse was Ginty’s first Championship outing in 18 months because she was doing her Leaving Cert. Coach Pat McDonagh hailed her display.

 

“Ciara performed very well, she kept it long and rangy and we’re absolutely delighted with the win. Nicole also performed well tonight and it was a great final,” he said.

 

Earlier this evening, Ashley Browne denied Cork’s Douglas BC a flyweight and bantam double after beating Shakira Coonghe, whose Duhallow team-mate, Thomas McCarthy, beat Jason Smith, while Tommy Casey edged Shane Flavin on a split.

 

Conor Ivors, Tony McGlynn and Brian Kennedy also divided the judges in their favour versus Thomas O’Toole, Kelyn Cassidy and Ryan Donnelly, while McGlynn’s Crumlin BC team-mate Leona Houlihan completed a double for the Dubliners on a walkover.

 

Eugene McKeever, Carol Coughlan, Conor Kearney, Emma Flannery, Amanda Coughlan, Saibh Greene, Conni Vaughan had their hands raised in victory.

 

Cormac Long beat Marcin Skalski and Martin Keenan completed a double for the Rathkeale BC versus Damien Sullivan in the 99th and final bout of the tournament to seal an excellent night for Limerick.

 

 

 

 

National Senior Men’s and Women’s Championships 2016

November 25th

Finals (7pm)

48kg Carol Coughlan (Monkstown) beat Chloe Fleck (Canal) 3-0
49kg Conor Kearney (Holy Family GG) W/O
51kg Emma Flannery (Baldoyle) beat Nadine Maguire (Mulhuddart) 3-0
52kg Thomas McCarthy (Douglas) beat Jason Smith (Blessington) 3-0
54kg Ashley Browne (Corpus Christi) beat Shakira Coonghe (Douglas) 3-0
56kg Tommy Casey (St Francis) beat Shane Flavin (Paulstown) 2-1
57kg Amanda Coughlan (Paulstown) W/O
60kg Saidhbh Greene (St Brigets ) beat Ciara Dowling (Carrickmacross) 3-0
60kg Frankie Cleary (Olympic) beat Dylan Duffy (Pegasus) 3-0
64kg Ciara Ginty (Geesala) beat Nicole Moorehouse (Clonard) 3-0
64kg Eugene McKeever (Holy Family D) beat Vinny Esler (All Saints) 3-0
69kg Conni Vaughan (Duhallow) W/O
69kg Conor Ivors (Thurles) beat Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles) 2-1
75kg Tony McGlynn (Crumlin) beat  Kelyn Cassidy (Saviours Crystal) 2-1
81kg Leona Houlihan (Crumlin) W/O
81kg Brian Kennedy (St Marys Daingean) beat Ryan Donnelly (Two Castles) 2-1
91kg Cormac Long (Rathkeale) beat Marcin Skalski (Leos) 3-0
91+kg Martin Keenan (Rathkeale) beat Damien Sullivan (Emerald U) 3-0

November 19th

S/Finals

52kg Jason Smith (Blessington) beat Dean McCormack (Kilnamanagh) 2-1
56kg Tommy Casey (St Francis) beat Patryk Adamus (Drimnagh) 3-0
56kg Shane Flavin (Paulstown) beat Terry McEntee (Old  School) 3-0
60kg Ciara Dowling (Carrickmacross) beat  Rivers McCormack (St Saviours OBA) 3-0
60kg Dylan Duffy (Pegasus) beat Gary McDonald (Corrib) 3-0
60kg Frankie Cleary (Olympic) beat Stephen Lockhart (Baldoyle) TKO2
64kg Ciara Ginty (Geesala) W/O
64kg Nicole Moorehouse (Clonard) beat  Siobhan O’Leary (Corpus Christi) 3-0
64kg Eugene McKeever (Holy Family D) beat Joseph Kelly (St Canices) 3-0
64kg Vinny Esler (All Saints) beat Teo Alin (Cookstown) 3-0
69kg Conor Ivors (Thurles) beat  John Maughan St Marys D) 2-1
69kg Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles) beat Dan Houlihan (Kilcullen) 2-1
75kg Tony McGlynn (Crumlin) beat Chris McClean (Two Castles) 3-0
75kg Kelyn Cassidy (Saviours Crystal) beat Conal Deeny (Carrickmore) 2-1
81kg Ryan Donnelly (Two Castles) beat  David McDonnell (Crumlin) 2-1
81kg Brian Kennedy (St Marys Daingean) beat  John McDonagh (Letterkenny) 3-0
91kg Cormac Long (Rathkeale) beat  Patrick Reilly (Crumlin) 3-0
91kg Marcin Skalski (Leos) beat Davit Tsotoria (Illies GG) 2-1
91+kg Martin Keenan (Rathkeale) beat Mick McKeever (Crumlin) TKO1
91+kg Damien Sullivan (Emerald U) beat Eamon Tighe (Ballinacarrow) 3-0

 

November 18th

Q/Finals

56kg Shane Flavin (Paulstown) beat Shane White (St Pauls Waterford) TKO3
56kg Terry McEntee (Old  School) beat Christian Cekiso (Portlaoise) 2-1
69kg Conor Ivors (Thurles) beat Orin McDermott (Raphoe)  2-1
69kg John Maughan St Marys D) beat Darren Timlin (Geesala) 3-0
69kg Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles) beat Nathan Watson (Saints) 2-1
69kg Dan Houlihan (Kilcullen)  beat Owen Bergin (Portlaoise) 2-1
75kg Tony McGlynn (Crumlin) beat Paul Kelly (Twin Towns) 2-1
75kg Chris McClean (Two Castles) beat Ryan Cleary (Cookstown) 2-1
75kg Conal Deeny (Carrickmore) beat  James Daly (St Annes) 3-0
75kg Kelyn Cassidy (Saviours Crystal) beat Peter Carr (Crumlin) 2-1
81kg Ryan Donnelly (Two Castles) beat  Garbhan Friel (Illies GG) 2-1
81kg David McDonnell (Crumlin) beat Karol Delugosz (Scorpion) 2-1
81kg Brian Kennedy (St Marys Daingean) beat Philip Hickey (Paulstown) 3-0
81kg John McDonagh (Letterkenny) beat Michael Frayne (St Marys Dublin) 3-0

 

November 12th

Prelims

60kg Gary McDonald (Corrib) beat  Jason Scully (Portlaoise) 2-1
60kg Dylan Duffy (Pegasus) beat Finbar Thompson (Southside) 3-0
60kg Frankie Cleary (Olympic) beat Piaras Casey (St Johns Derry) TKO1
60kg Stephen Lockhart (Baldoyle) beat Christopher Riggs(Mulhuddart) 2-1
64kg Jade Gibbons (Crumlin) W/O
64kg Joseph Kelly (St Canices) beat  Niall O’Connor (Monkstown) 3-0
64kg Eugene McKeever (Holy Family D) beat  Martin McDonagh (Olympic) 2-1
64kg Vinny Esler (All Saints) beat  Thomas Myers (Sligo City) 3-0
64kg Teo Alin (Cookstown) beat Casey Berry (Bray) 2-1
69kg Orin McDermott (Raphoe) beat James Cahill (St Teresas) 3-0
69kg Conor Ivors (Thurles) beat Sean Hunt (Palmerstown) 2-1
69kg John Maughan (St Mary’s Dublin) beat Foad Baghban (Dunboyne) 3-0
69kg Darren Timlin (Geesala) beat Craig Bonney (Trinity Boys) 2-1
69kg Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles) beat Karl Kinga (Maynooth) 3-0
69kg Nathan Watson (Saints) beat Dylan Barnes (Saviours Crystal) 3-0
69kg Dan Houlihan (Kilcullen) beat Peter Fabian (St Marys Dublin) 3-0
69kg Owen Bergin (Portlaoise) beat Eoin Duffy (Crumlin) 2-1
75kg Paul Kelly (Twin Towns) beat Niall McDermott (Ballinacarrow) TKO3
75kg Tony McGlynn (Crumlin) beat  Jason Clancy (Ballinacarrow) 2-1
75kg Chris McClean (Two Castles) beat Michael McDonagh (Kilnamanagh) 2-1
75kg Ryan Cleary (Cookstown) beat  Stephen Chambers (Castlebar) 2-1
75kg Conal Deeny (Carrickmore) beat Martin Lynch (Illies GG) 2-1
75kg James Daly (St Annes) beat Adam Keenan (Gorey) 2-1
75kg Peter Carr (Crumlin) beat Barry Kennedy (Ballincarrow) 3-0
75kg Kelyn Cassidy (Saviours Crystal) beat David Bicevas (St Saviours OBA) 3-0
81kg Garbhan Friel (Illes GG) beat Shane O’Brien (Corpus Christi) TKO2
81kg David McDonnell (Crumlin) beat Pierce Sherry (Johnstown) 3-0
81kg Karol Delugosz (Scorpion) beat Andrei Moranu (Dunboyne)  TKOI1
81kg Brian Kennedy (St Marys Daingean) beat  Robert Burke (Glasnevin) 3-0
81kg Philip Hickey (Paulstown) beat  Dylan Devine (St Davids) 2-1
81kg Michael Frayne (St Marys Dublin) beat Graham O’Shea (Corpus Christi) TKO1
81kg John McDonagh (Letterkenny) beat Brian Ward (Olympic) KO2
91+kg Martin Keenan (Rathkeale) beat Patrick Nevin (St Michaels Dublin) 3-0
91+kg Damien Sullivan (Emerald U) beat Aidan O’Neill (Paulstown) 3-0
91+kg Eamon Tighe (Ballinacarrow) beat  Thomas Conroy (Celtic Eagles) 3-0

November 11th

Prelims

64kg Joseph Kelly (St Canices) beat Ben Teeling (Bracken) 3-0
64kg Niall O’Connor (Monkstown) beat  Erik Batuk (Ballina) 3-0
64kg Eugene McKeever (Holy Family D) beat Levani Antia (St Teresas) 3-0
64kg Martin McDonagh (Olympic) beat Colm Quinn (Castebar) 3-0
64kg Vinny Esler (All Saints) beat Michael O’Domhnaill (Conamara) 3-0
64kg Thomas Myers (Sligo City) beat  Aidan Metcalfe (Crumlin) TKO3
64kg Casey Berry (Bray) beat Jamie Long (Muskerry) 2-1
64kg Teo Alin (Cookstown) beat Matthew Murnion (St Bronaghs) 3-0
69kg Dan Houlihan (Kilcullen) beat Senan Dwyer (Kilnamanagh) 2-1
69kg Owen Bergin (Portlaoise) beat James Lynch (Ballinacarrow) 2-1
69kg Eoin Duffy (Crumlin) beat  Dylan Philips (Glasnevin) 3-0
75kg Kelyn Cassidy (Saviours Crystal) beat Darragh Finn (Claremorris) TKO3

 

 

 

 

 

IRISH DUO EDGED OUT AT WORLD YOUTHS IN RUSSIA

 

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Gabriel Dossen and Michael Nevin had to settle for bronze at the AIBA World Youth Championships after losing out at the last-four stage in St Petersburg, Russia today.

Dossen was on the wrong end of a split decision to home favourite Sergei Margarian of Russia at the Sibur Arena.

Gabriel Dossen

Gabriel Dossen

 

The Galway southpaw boxed superbly in rounds one and three, with Margarian enjoying a good spell in the second half of the second frame after backing Dossen into a corner.

The Olympic BC light-welter, showing superior footwork, bounced back to lash home excellent combinations off the back and front foot early in the third, but Margarian, who worked hard closing down the space between him and the Irish champion throughout, got the nod after an excellent contest of contrasting light-welter styles.

Portlaoise BC middleweight Nevin went out to Scotland’s William Hutchinson after another top class three-rounder in the 75kg class.

Michael Nevin and coaches

Michael Nevin and club coaches

A bout featuring plenty of head movement, feints and rapid footwork from both young men, Nevin’s jabs and combinations were crisper, but Hutchinson’s right hooks, particularly in rounds two and three, went a long way toward earning the Scot a unanimous decision.

Dossen and Nevin won three of their four fights in Russia to ensure that Ireland won’t be coming home empty handed from St Petersburg.

Today’s results ends Ireland’s competitive interest in the 63-nation tournament. Dossen and Nevin will be presented with their medals during Saturday’s finals.

“Gabriel and Michael gave it absolutely everything today as did the entire squad at these Championships,”said Irish Team manager Stephen Connolly.

“The parents, clubs and club coaches deserve enormous credit for their contribution to the development of our young athletes here.The squad are a credit to Irish boxing both inside and outside the ring.

“Our coaches, Billy McClean and John Conlan, did an excellent job and left no stone unturned preparing the team for a very tough and competitive tournament against the best in the world at this level.

“Of course there is disappointment that we did get our lads into the finals,but this is a first international tournament for Gabriel and he’s won three bouts as has Michael and they’ve both won bronze medals.

“They and the squad can be proud of their achievements in getting to the semi-finals and their performances throughout the Championships as some of the boxers that beat our lads here have finished amongst the medals and some could yet win World titles on Saturday.”

Team Ireland are due to arrive home on Sunday morning via Dublin Airport at 11.30am (Terminal 1).

Flight details

 

Airline Flight Number Dates Departure Arrival
Lufthansa LH1439 27 Nov St Petersburg 06:25 Frankfurt 07:35
Lufthansa LH978 27 Nov Frankfurt 10 25 Dublin 11:30

 

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AIBA World Youth Championships St Petersburg, Russia

(Last 32 unless stated)

November 18th

60kg Paddy Donovan (Ireland) beat Damian Durkacz (Poland) 5-0
69kg Brett McGinty (Ireland) beat Kuattisak Promchuay (Thailand) TKO3
81kg Christopher O’Reilly (Ireland) beat Kim Taek Min (Korea) 5-0

November 19th

49kg Jordan Moore (Ireland) beat Salah Imberahim (Germany) 5-0
52kg Conor Quinn (Ireland) lost to Elio Crespo-Santos (Cuba) 0-5
56kg Eamer Coughlan (Ireland) lost to Toltayayev Samatav (Kazakhstan) 1-4

November 20th

60kg Paddy Donovan (Ireland) beat Ranjo Napoles (Philippines) 5-0
69kg Brett McGinty (Ireland) lost to Andrej Csemez (Slovakia) 2-3
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) beat Matej Uremovic (Croatia) 5-0

November 21st

49kg Jordan Moore (Ireland) lost to Carlo Paalan (Philippines) 1-4
64kg Gabriel Dossen (Ireland) beat Freudis Rojas Jnr. (USA) 4-1
81kg Christopher O’Reilly (Ireland) beat Krenar Aliu (Finland) (last 16) 4-1

November 22nd

(Last 16)

60kg Paddy Donovan (Ireland) lost to Sarkhan Aliyev (Azerbaijan) 1-4
64kg Gabriel Dossen (Ireland) beat Hugo MiCallef (Monaco) 5-0
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) beat Moreno Fendero (France) 5-0
91kg+ Kevin Sheehy (Ireland) lost to Mahammad Abdullayev (Azerbaijan) 0-5

November 23rd

Q/Finals

64kg Gabriel Dossen (Ireland) beat Rohan Polanco (Dominican Republic) 5-0
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) beat Vytautas Balsys (Lithuania) 4-1
81kg Christopher O’Reilly (Ireland) lost to Bekzad Nurdaueltov (Kazakhstan) 0-5

November 25th

S/Finals

64kg Gabriel Dossen (Ireland) lost to Sergei Margarian (Russia) 2-3
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) lost to William Hutchinson (Scotland) 0-5

Irish squad

49kg Jordan Moore (Glasnevin)
52kg Conor Quinn (Clonard)
56kg Eamer Coughlan (Riverstown)
60kg Patrick Donovan (OLOL)
64kg Gabriel Dossen (Olympic) (Bronze)
69kg Brett McGinty (Oakleaf) Cpt
75kg Michael Nevin (Portlaoise) (Bronze)
81kg Christopher O’Reilly (Bracken)
91+kg Kevin Sheehy (St Francis)

Team manager: Stephen Connolly

Coaches: Billy McClean and John Conlan
R&J: Ben McGarrigle

IRELAND TO MEET ENGLAND IN ELITE INTERNATIONAL AT NATIONAL STADIUM

 

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Ireland’s top boxers meet their English counterparts in an eagerly anticipated pre Christmas Men’s and Women’s Elite international at Dublin’s National Stadium.

 

The World boxing powerhouses clash at the home of Irish boxing on December 16th.

 

Kellie Harrington

Kellie Harrington

 

The Irish squad will be confirmed shortly.

 

It has been an eventful twelve months for both nations in Olympic, World, European and Multi-Nation competition.

 

Joe Ward (blue) in action

Joe Ward (blue) in action

 

The Irish team versus England will include Olympians and World and European medallists.

 

Tickets, payable at the door, are priced at €10 for adult and €5 for children.

 

Brendan Irvine (red) in action

Brendan Irvine (red) in action

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HOMECOMING – EUROPEAN WOMEN’S CHAMPIONSHIPS UPDATE

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Please note that Team Ireland, pictured, are due to arrive home from the European Elite Women’s Championships in Sofia, Bulgaria at 3.25pm this afternoon via Dublin Airport and not 4.50pm as previously advised.

The Irish team changed their flight today.

All are welcome to attends today’s homecoming

 

Flight details –  FR6015 (Terminal 1)

 

WORLD YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS

Gabriel Dossen and Michael Nevin with the offical mascot for the World Youth Championships

Gabriel Dossen and Michael Nevin with the offical mascot for the World Youth Championships.

 

 

 

Team Ireland completed a training session today in the build up to a big weekend of action at the AIBA World Youth Championships in St Petersburg, Russia.

Gabriel Dossen and Michael Nevin are through to Friday’s semi-finals versus Russia and Scotland.

The Galway and Laois light-welter and middleweight – who have won three bouts apiece so far – are guaranteed at least bronze at the 63-nation tournament.

Please click here for Friday’s program. Friday’s semi-finals will be decided over two sessions to pave the way for Saturday’s finals.

The Olympic BC and Portlaose BC duo will be in action in the 5th and 8th bouts in the 1st session which begins at 11am (Irish time).

 

 

 

 

AIBA World Youth Championships St Petersburg, Russia

(Last 32 unless stated)

November 18th

60kg Paddy Donovan (Ireland) beat Damian Durkacz (Poland) 5-0
69kg Brett McGinty (Ireland) beat Kuattisak Promchuay (Thailand) TKO3
81kg Christopher O’Reilly (Ireland) beat Kim Taek Min (Korea) 5-0

November 19th

49kg Jordan Moore (Ireland) beat Salah Imberahim (Germany) 5-0
52kg Conor Quinn (Ireland) lost to Elio Crespo-Santos (Cuba) 0-5
56kg Eamer Coughlan (Ireland) lost to Toltayayev Samatav (Kazakhstan) 1-4

November 20th

60kg Paddy Donovan (Ireland) beat Ranjo Napoles (Philippines) 5-0
69kg Brett McGinty (Ireland) lost to Andrej Csemez (Slovakia) 2-3
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) beat Matej Uremovic (Croatia) 5-0

November 21st

49kg Jordan Moore (Ireland) lost to Carlo Paalan (Philippines) 1-4
64kg Gabriel Dossen (Ireland) beat Freudis Rojas Jnr. (USA) 4-1
81kg Christopher O’Reilly (Ireland) beat Krenar Aliu (Finland) (last 16) 4-1

November 22nd

(Last 16)

60kg Paddy Donovan (Ireland) lost to Sarkhan Aliyev (Azerbaijan) 1-4
64kg Gabriel Dossen (Ireland) beat Hugo MiCallef (Monaco) 5-0
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) beat Moreno Fendero (France) 5-0
91kg+ Kevin Sheehy (Ireland) lost to Mahammad Abdullayev (Azerbaijan) 0-5

November 23rd

Q/Finals

64kg Gabriel Dossen (Ireland) beat Rohan Polanco (Dominican Republic) 5-0
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) beat Vytautas Balsys (Lithuania) 4-1
81kg Christopher O’Reilly (Ireland) lost to Bekzad Nurdaueltov (Kazakhstan) 0-5

November 25th

S/Finals

64kg Gabriel Dossen (Ireland) v Sergei Margarian (Russia)
75kg Michael Nevin (Ireland) v William Hutchinson (Scotland)

Irish squad

49kg Jordan Moore (Glasnevin)
52kg Conor Quinn (Clonard)
56kg Eamer Coughlan (Riverstown)
60kg Patrick Donovan (OLOL)
64kg Gabriel Dossen (Olympic) (Bronze, at least)
69kg Brett McGinty (Oakleaf) Cpt
75kg Michael Nevin (Portlaoise) (Bronze, at least)
81kg Christopher O’Reilly (Bracken)
91+kg Kevin Sheehy (St Francis)

Team manager: Stephen Connolly

Coaches: Billy McClean and John Conlan
R&J: Ben McGarrigle