Ireland will be taking home at least six bronze medals for the European Youth Championships in Italy.
Irish female captain Lauren Kelly, Evelyn Igharo, Daina Moorehouse, Jude Gallagher and Dearbhla Rooney joined Dean Clancy in the last-four.
The six are assured podium finishes and will be back in action in Tuesday’s semi-finals.
Brandon McCarthy was desperately unlucky not to join his Irish team-mates in the business end of the tournament.
The St Michael’s Athy man dominated his quarter-final but was adjudged to have lost on a 3-2 split to Albania’s Muhamet Qamili.
The Israeli judge gave McCarthy one 10-8 round in a 30-26 win and he also earned a 30-27 victory on another card.
Gallagher beat Armenia’s Yeghikyan and Moorehouse and Rooney saw off Spain’s Marta Lopez and Croatia’s Nikolina Qamili, while Igharo stopped Antia Zilix, also of Croatia, in the first round.
Kelly, the last Irish boxer in action today, held her composure and stuck to her boxing to beat Turkey’s Sena Erdogan and claim her third European medal.
European Men’s and Women’s Youth Championships Roseto degli Abruzzi, Italy April 17/26
April 22nd
Q/Finals
75kg Lauren Kelly (Ireland) beat Sena Erdogen (Turkey) 3-0
April 21st
60kg Aoibhe Ginty (Ireland) lost to Stephanie von Berge (Germany) AB3
Q/Finals
81kg Edward Barrett (Ireland) lost to Karol Itauma (England) 0-5
April 20th
69kg Edward Donovan (Ireland) lost to Konstantin Barbosu (Hungary) 1-4
April 19th
60kg Alex Higgins (Ireland) lost to Bojan Timotijevic (Serbia) 1-4
April 18th
75kg Kane Tucker (Ireland) lost to Gabrijel Veocic (Croatia) 2-3
April 24th
57kg Dearbhla Rooney (Ireland) v Valeria Radionova (Russia)
65kg Evelyn Igharo (Ireland) v Maria Sedaya (Ukraine)
75kg Lauren Kelly (Ireland) v Elsidata Selaj (Albania)
Irish squad
Male
81kg Edward Barrett (Olympic)
Female
81kg Aoibhe Crabine (Geesala)
IABA President Dom O’Rourke