Luke Campbell, who edged John Joe Nevin in the 2012 Olympic final, was a special guest at the tournament.
“We would sincerely like to thank the Yorkshire Boxing Board – and in particular Maria Maronitas & Stevie Smith for making it all happen,” said Dublin coach JP Kinsella.
“We look forward to the return in Dublin in 2018.”
Dublin squad
31kg Louis Cooney (St. Pappins BC)
34kg Kai Griffin (Drimnagh BC)
33kg Anton Genockey (Docklands BC) 35kg Roy Colgan (Avona BC)
35kg Sean Murray Lynch (Ballymun BC)
40kg Blaine Fitzgerald (Corinthians BC)
42kg Terry Maughan (Crumlin BC)
45kg Bobby Flood (Cabra BC)
35kg Martin Collins (Drimnagh BC)
38kg Ned Collins (Crumlin BC)
42kg Tommy McDonnell (Bay City BC) 44kg Troy Norman (Cherry Orchard BC)
55kg TJ King (Avona BC)
54kg Wayne Joyce (Baldoyle BC )
58kg Thomas Lee (Swords BC)
62kg Josh Olaniyan (Jobstown BC)
38kg Scott Fay (Docklands BC)
43kg Brooklyn Saunders (Ballybough BC)
45kg Ryan Squire (Monkstown BC)
45kg Suffie Edris (Monkstown BC)
54kg Cain Lewis (Ballymun BC)
56kg Sean Roche (Donore BC)
58kg James Whelan (Docklands BC)
47kg Jake Rapple (Monkstown BC)
53kg Adam Kenny (Monkstown BC)
Team Manager:
Kieran O’Neill (Dublin Co. Board)
Coaches:
JP Kinsella (Monkstown BC)
Michael Myers (Crumlin BC)
Terry Hamilton (Ballybough BC)
R&J:
Philip Hollowed (Dublin Co. Board)
Photos:
Dublin Team after a light training session at Hull Boxing Centre
Blaine Fitzgerald (Corinthians BC)
Suffie Edris (Monkstown BC), Kai Griffin (Drimnagh BC) & TJ King (Avona BC)
Troy Norman (Cherry Orchard BC) has his hand raised
Kai Griffin (Drimnagh BC) and Ned Collins (Crumlin BC) meet Olympic Gold Medalist Luke Cambell
Bobby Flood (Cabra BC), Anton Genockey (Docklands BC) & Luke Cambell
Vests & Medals
Dublin Team at Airport
