48 preliminary, quarter final and semi final bouts in the 2025 National Youth Competition were decided at the National Stadium today.

Boxing continues on Sunday, January 12th, at Drimnagh Boxing Club, Dublin 12. The weigh-in for Sunday’s boxing will take place at the National Stadium between 8am and 9am.

PRELIMS

1. 63.5kg Luke Kelly (Dunfanaghy) W/O
2. 63.5kg Louis Griffin (Portlaoise) beat David Tennyson (Derryveagh), 5-0
3. 63.5kg Nojus Smataukas (Gilford) beat Dylan Kelly (Swords)
4. 63.5kg John McDonagh (Charleville) W/O
5. 63.5kg Rahman Abdulnasser (Ballymun) beat Cillian Sheridan (Gorey), 4-1
6. 63.5kg Jack Finnegan (Dealgan) beat Daven Healy (Trojan), 5-0
7. 63.5kg Sean Gray (Clonard A) beat Broderic Abdouoire (Jobstown), 3-2
8. 63.5kg Patrick Kelly (St Abbans/ Kilmyshall) beat Sean Stafford (Blessington), 5-0

QUARTER FINALS

9. SF48kg   Abbey Molloy (Sacred Heart D) beat Anita O’Leary Doyle (Sacre Coeur), 5-0
10. 48kg   Rico McInerney (Portlaoise) beat Thomas Joyce (Angels), 5-0
11. 51kg   Aaron Keogh (Drimnagh) beat Jake Kelleher (Ratoath), 5-0
12. 54kg   Matthew McDonagh (Dukes) beat John Joe Boyle (Clonard A), 5-0
13. 54kg   Niall Hall (Saints) beat Emmett McGurn (Golden Star), 4-1
14. 54kg    James McCann (St Monicas) 
15. 54kg    Jack Cannon (Monkstown D) beat James Cullen Philips (South East), RSC3
16. 57kg   Sam Hourican (Monkstown D) beat Nathan Dunne (Palmerstown), RSC1
17. 57kg   Lochlainn Beagan (Sean Dorans)
18. 57kg   homas Curran (Treaty) beat Fionn Spillane (Tralee), RSC2
19. 57kg   Sean McCusker (Dealgan) beat Yaquib Khalifa (Rathfriland), RSC3
20. 60kg   Aodhan Scott (Glengormley) beat Cian Cooney (South East), RSC2
21. 60kg   Glen Mason (St Josephs Edenderry) beat Francis O’Brien (Tralee) RSC3
22. 60kg   Daniel Hunter (Corpus Christi) beat Brandon Geoghan (Jobstown), 4-1
23. 60kg   James Delaney (Olympic C) beat Finn Kirwan (Sacre Coeur), 5-0
24. SF67kg   John Donoghue (Olympic L) beat Arthur O’Donnell (Charleville), RSC3
25. SF67kg   Calvin Farrell (Brochagh) beat Joe Moriarty (Tralee), 5-0
26. 71kg   Eternity Okungbowa (Lucan)
27. 71kg   Kane Brannigan (Lisburn)
28. 71kg   MJ Burke (Sliabh Luachra) beat Dylan Conroy (Ratoath), 3-2
29. 71kg   Rati Abuladze (Togher) beat Luc Gabriel Greenwood (Underdog), RSC2
30. 75kg   Reuben Aigbologo (Mayfield) beat Kieran Cunningham (Carndonagh), 4-1
31. 75kg   John Crowley (St Martha’s) bea Jay Jay Rondala (Sacred Heart D), 4-1
32. 75kg   Jason Whelan (Dublin Docklands) beat Blake Dunne (Rosslare), 3-2
33. 75kg    Daniel McDonagh (Geesala) beat Aidan Mescal (Angels), 5-0
34. 80kg   Chulainn McDonnell (Whitechurch) beat Ricky Kiely (Midleton), 5-0
35. 80kg   Kieran Reilly St Saviours OBA) beat Jonathan Corcoran (Celtic Eagles), 5-0
36. 80kg   Edvin Volodkevic (Spartacus) beat Zach O’Hara (Paulstown), RSC3
37. SF86kg   Denis Muntean (Bracken) beat Stephen Murphy (Celtic Eagles), RSC3
38. SF86kg   Shay O’Dowd (Swords) beat Emmet Nevin (Olympic L), RSC1
39. 92+kg Owen Piegza (Top End) beat Leon Dunne (Crumlin), 5-0

SEMI FINALS

40. 46kg  Ava McCabe (Jobstown) beat Tori Byrne (Dunboyne), 5-0
41. 46kg  Alekesesj Lazic (St Nicholas) beat Tommy Fitzpatrick (Marble City), 4-1
42. 46kg   Robert Quinn (St Pauls A) beat Jake Redmond (Blessington), 4-1
43. 48kg   Anita O’Leary Doyle (Sacre Coeur) beat Abbey Molloy (Sacred Heart D), 5-0
44. 48kg   Ellie O’Brien (Tramore) beat Ella Joy Thompson (Setanta L), 5-0
45. 50kg   Skye Ward (Neilstown) beat Chloe Cox (Setanta L), 5-0
46. 52kg   Jessica Gallagher (Mulhuddart) beat Miah Byrne (Setanta L), 5-0
47. 52kg   Kayleigh Byrne (Gorey) beat Hannah Masterson (Clonard A), 5-0
48. 60kg   Kelsey Langan (Ballina) beat Donna McCarthy (Mayfield), 5-0

Weigh-in dates – weigh-ins are daily, on the day of boxing.

Friday January 10^th & Friday January 17th 8.00am – 9.00am & 12.00pm – 1.00pm;

Saturday January 11^th & Saturday, January 18th 8.00am – 9.00am

Sunday January 12^th 8.00am – 9.00am.

Notes

A reminder, following the advisory issued by the National Secretary on December 28th (available here), that this event is a competition not a championships. As such, the January competition will not be used as a tool of potential selection for international competition.

All programmes are subject to change.

Sunday, January 12th. Boxing begins at 11am

Boxing takes place at Drimnagh Boxing Club, Keeper Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12.

63.5kg Luke Kelly (Dunfanaghy) V Louis Griffin (Portlaoise)

63.5kg Nojus Smataukas (Gilford) V John McDonagh (Charleville)           

63.5kg Rahman Abdulnasser (Ballymun)  V Jack Finnegan (Dealgan)

63.5kg Sean Gray (Clonard A) V  Patrick Kelly (St Abbans/ Kilmyshall)

22 bouts were decided on the opening night of boxing in the 2025 National Youth Competition. Boxing continues on Saturday, from 11am – when 48 bouts will be down for decision.

Congratulations to Margaret Lambe of Setanta BC, Kildare (pictured), who made her National Championships officiating debut this evening.

Results

PRELIMS

1. 63.5kg Patrick Kelly (St Abbans) beat Cian Webb (Blessington), RSC2
2. 63.5kg Sean Stafford (Blessington) W/O
3. 54kg   James McCann (St Monicas) beat Oisin Maguire (Tobar Pheadair), RSC1
4. 54kg   Eddie Corcoran (Olympic L) beat Callum Brogan (Neilstown), 5-0
5. 54kg   Jack Cannon (Monkstown D) beat Olan Twohig (Rylane), 5-0
6. 54kg   James Cullen Philips (South East) beat Ciaran Cassidy (Golden Star), 3-2
7. 57kg   Sean McCusker (Dealgan) beat Christian Doyle (Team Doyle), 4-1
8. 57kg   Yaquib Khalifa (Rathfriland) beat Jack Curtis (St Michaels Athy), 3-2
9. 60kg   Glen Mason (St Josephs Edenderry) beat Oisin O’Sullivan (Four Kings ), RSC1
10. 60kg   Francis O’Brien (Tralee) beat Torin Manning (Corpus Christi), 3-2
11. 60kg   Brandon Geoghan (Jobstown) beat Calvin Doyle (Team Doyle), 4-1
12. 60kg   Daniel Hunter (Corpus Christi) beat Patrick McCarthy (Mayfield), 4-1
13. 60kg   Finn Kirwan (Sacre Coeur), W/O
14. 60kg   James Delaney (Olympic C)
15. 67kg   Calvin Farrell (Brochagh) W/O
16. 71kg   Kane Brannigan (Lisburn) beat Leon Cassidy (Saviours Crystal), 5-0
17. 71kg   Dylan Conroy (Ratoath) W/O
18. 71kg   MJ Burke (Sliabh Luachra) beat Edward F Ward (Olympic C), 5-0
19. 71kg   Rati Abuladze (Togher) beat David Nevin (Mullingar Elite), 3-2
20. 71kg  Luc Gabriel Greenwood (Underdog) beat Alex Scannell (St Saviours OBA), RSC2
21. QUARTER FINALS
22. 52kg   Kayleigh Byrne (Gorey) beat Amy Chouquet (Dunboyne), 5-0
23. 52kg   Hannah Masterson (Clonard A) W/O

Please note that boxing on Sunday, January 12th will take place at Drimnagh Boxing Club, Keeper Road, Dublin 12 – D12 T997. All other bouts will be boxed at the National Stadium

Saturday, January 11^th: boxing begins at 11am, taking place at the National Stadium

Sunday, January 12^th: boxing begins at 11am taking place at Drimnagh Boxing Club – this programme is unchanged.

Weigh-in dates – weigh-ins are daily, on the day of boxing.

Friday January 10^th & Friday January 17th 8.00am – 9.00am & 12.00pm – 1.00pm;

Saturday January 11^th & Saturday, January 18th 8.00am – 9.00am

Sunday January 12^th 8.00am – 9.00am.

Notes

A reminder, following the advisory issued by the National Secretary on December 28th (available here), that this event is a competition not a championships. As such, the January competition will not be used as a tool of potential selection for international competition.

All programmes are subject to change.

Saturday, January 11th. Boxing begins at 11am.

PRELIMS

1. 63.5kg Luke Kelly (Dunfanaghy) W/O
2. 63.5kg David Tennyson (Derryveagh)  V Louis Griffin (Portlaoise)
3. 63.5kg Dylan Kelly (Swords) V Nojus Smataukas (Gilford)
4. 63.5kg John McDonagh (Charleville)            W/O
5. 63.5kg Rahman Abdulnasser (Ballymun) V Cillian Sheridan (Gorey)
6. 63.5kg Jack Finnegan (Dealgan) V Daven Healy (Trojan)
7. 63.5kg Broderic Abdouoire (Jobstown) V Sean Gray (Clonard A)
8. 63.5kg Patrick Kelly (St Abbans/ Kilmyshall) V Sean Stafford (Blessington)

QUARTER FINALS

9. 48kg   Abbey Molloy (Sacred Heart D) V Anita O’Leary Doyle (Sacre Coeur)
10. 48kg   Thomas Joyce (Angels) V Rico McInerney (Portlaoise)
11. 51kg   Jake Kelleher (Ratoath) V Aaron Keogh (Drimnagh)
12. 54kg   John Joe Boyle (Clonard A) V Matthew McDonagh (Dukes)
13. 54kg   Niall Hall (Saints) V Emmett McGurn (Golden Star)
14. 54kg    James McCann (St Monicas)  V Eddie Corcoran (Olympic L)   
15. 54kg    Jack Cannon (Monkstown D) V James Cullen Philips (South East)
16. 57kg   Sam Hourican (Monkstown D) V Nathan Dunne (Palmerstown)
17. 57kg   Lochlainn Beagan (Sean Dorans) V Rio McMenamin (Downpatrick)
18. 57kg   Fionn Spillane (Tralee) V Thomas Curran (Treaty)
19. 57kg   Sean McCusker (Dealgan) V Yaquib Khalifa (Rathfriland)
20. 60kg   Cian Cooney (South East) V Aodhan Scott (Glengormley)
21. 60kg   Glen Mason (St Josephs Edenderry) V Francis O’Brien (Tralee)
22. 60kg   Brandon Geoghan (Jobstown)            V Daniel Hunter (Corpus Christi)
23. 60kg   Finn Kirwan (Sacre Coeur) V James Delaney (Olympic C)
24. SF67kg   John Donoghue (Olympic L) V Arthur O’Donnell (Charleville)
25. SF67kg   Joe Moriarty (Tralee) V Calvin Farrell (Brochagh)
26. 71kg   Oisin Dunlop (Belfast Kronk) V Eternity Okungbowa (Lucan)
27. 71kg   Arthur McDonagh (Mitchelstown) V Kane Brannigan (Lisburn)
28. 71kg   Dylan Conroy (Ratoath) V MJ Burke (Sliabh Luachra)
29. 71kg   Rati Abuladze (Togher) V Luc Gabriel Greenwood (Underdog)
30. 75kg   Kieran Cunningham (Carndonagh) V Reuben Aigbologo (Mayfield)
31. 75kg   Jay Jay Rondala (Sacred Heart D) V John Crowley (St Martha’s)
32. 75kg   Blake Dunne (Rosslare) V Jason Whelan (Dublin Docklands)
33. 75kg    Aidan Mescal (Angels) V Daniel McDonagh (Geesala)
34. 80kg   Ricky Kiely (Midleton) V Chulainn McDonnell (Whitechurch)
35. 80kg   Jonathan Corcoran (Celtic Eagles) V Kieran Reilly St Saviours OBA)
36. 80kg   Zach O’Hara (Paulstown) V Edvin Volodkevic (Spartacus)
37. 86kg   Denis Muntean (Bracken) V Stephen Murphy (Celtic Eagles)
38. 86kg   Shay O’Dowd (Swords) V Emmet Nevin (Olympic L)
39. 92+kg Owen Piegza (Top End) V Leon Dunne (Crumlin)

SEMI FINALS

40. 46kg  Tori Byrne (Dunboyne)  V Ava McCabe (Jobstown)
41. 46kg   Tommy Fitzpatrick (Marble City) V Alekesesj Lazic (St Nicholas)
42. 46kg   Jake Redmond (Blessington) V Robert Quinn (St Pauls A)
43. 48kg   Abbey Molloy (Sacred Heart D) V Anita O’Leary Doyle (Sacre Coeur)
44. 48kg   Ellie O’Brien (Tramore) V Ella Joy Thompson (Setanta L)
45. 50kg   Skye Ward (Neilstown) V Chloe Cox (Setanta L)
46. 52kg   Jessica Gallagher (Mulhuddart) V Miah Byrne (Setanta L)
47. 52kg   Kayleigh Byrne (Gorey) V Hannah Masterson (Clonard A)
48. 60kg   Kelsey Langan (Ballina) V Donna McCarthy (Mayfield)

Sunday, January 12th. Boxing begins at 11am

Boxing takes place at Drimnagh Boxing Club, Keeper Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12.

1. 63.5kg Winner            V Winner
2. 63.5kg Winner            V Winner
3. 63.5kg Winner            V Winner
4. 63.5kg Winner            V Winner

IABA has a vacancy for a Regional Head Performance Coach for the Ulster High Performance (UHP), who will lead the regional performance programme and support the National High-Performance Programme when required.

The Irish Athletic Boxing Association (IABA) has a proud tradition of success, being Ireland’s most successful Olympic sport and Northern Ireland’s most successful Commonwealth Games sport. The Regional Head Performance Coach will play a pivotal role in leading the NI team for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow delivering on continued success for NI and the IABA. 

The Ulster High Performance unit is located at the Ulster University Sport Village, in collaboration with Sport Institute Northern Ireland (SINI).The Regional Head Performance Coach  will be experienced coach that will take a leadership role in the day-to-day coaching of athletes, assuring national alignment working across both programmes as needed. They will play a pivotal role in developing quadrennial and annual training and competition plans for elite, transitional, and youth boxers, ensuring the programme at Ulster High Performance is fully aligned with the national programme.

The Regional Head Performance Coach will support the National Boxing programme on a negotiated basis, working at the High-Performance Unit (HPU) at the Sport Institute Ireland.

Job Description and Personal Specification
Role Purpose:	The Head Coach, in partnership with the Regional Performance Manager, will lead and manage all aspects of the Sport Northern Ireland (SNI) Medals & More Programme (MMP). They will also serve as Head Performance Coach for the Commonwealth Games, overseeing the quadrennial and specific competition plans to ensure the Ulster High Performance (UHP) programme meets MMP targets. Additionally, they will assume the Head Coach role or mentor Ulster coaches for competitions where Northern Ireland or Ulster competes independently.
Location:	Ulster University Sports Village, Jordanstown, BT37 0QB with travel domestic and overseas.
Hours of work:	The successful candidate is expected to work 40 hours per week. Given the nature of the position, flexible working arrangements are necessary. Such arrangements will be discussed and approved with the line manager.  The employee will not receive any additional payment for hours worked in excess of 40 hours per week but may be permitted to take time off in lieu of such excess hours worked, if agreed with the line manager.
Contract:	2 Years Fix Term with the possibility of 2-year extension depending on funding. Six-month period of probation will apply.
Salary	Negotiable depending on qualification/experience

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Training, Planning, and Development

• Oversee quadrennial planning and execution of UHP training programs and competitions, including the development of schedules for domestic and international camps. Collaborate with High-Performance Unit Managers and the National Head Coach to manage athlete welfare, logistical arrangements, and support planning for benchmark events like the Olympic Games and World Championships.
• National Alignment: Ensure alignment of practices in Ulster with the national program by collaborating with the National Head Coach and performance coaches.
• Athlete Development & Profiling: Work with National and Regional Performance Managers to create an athlete profiling matrix for selection and development, focusing on technical, tactical, physical, and psychological growth.
• Competition Leadership: Assume the role of Head Coach for the Commonwealth Games and other competitions, including appointing support coaches.
• Multi-Disciplinary Team Collaboration: Lead and coordinate with SINI practitioners to provide comprehensive Sports Science and Medicine support for UHP athletes, ensuring optimal delivery within the Daily Performance Environment.
• Coach Development: Support coach development initiatives, such as the Paris Pool Coach Programme and Ulster Pool Coach Programme, by identifying key themes for progression.
• National Team Support: Assist the national team under the direction of the Performance Director and National Head Coach during daily training or international competitions.

Programme Management and Development

• Programme Management: Work with the Regional Performance Manager to design programme plans, set KPIs, and manage the budget and resources for High Performance in Ulster.
• Performance Pathway Alignment: Collaborate with the National programme to ensure alignment between Ulster and national programmes, working simultaneously to enhance overall athlete performance across both programmes.

Partnership and Networking

• Work harmoniously with IABA staff, Ulster Boxing Council, Sport Northern Ireland, Sport Ireland, and Ulster University on both high-performance matters and broader organisational initiatives.
• Support the National Performance Director in strengthening the relationships with the Olympic Federation of Ireland, Sport Ireland, Sport Northern Ireland, NI Commonwealth Games Association and other key partners who support the Ulster programme and athletes
• Take the lead role in developing and mentoring coaches who are working with identified athletes and emerging talent, and contribute to planning and coach development initiatives when required by the National Performance Director
• Adhere to existing policies and contribute to the development of organisational and operational frameworks and processes that deliver a high level of duty of care to athletes and drive adherence to Irish Athletic Boxing Association’s principles of athlete/staff welfare and well-being
• Assist (when required) in the recruitment of staff aligned to the Ulster programme
• Support colleagues who have a lead role in the organisation, promotion and development of a coach, parent and/or athlete education programme through workshops, seminars and camps.

Miscellaneous

• Attend all necessary IABA meetings as requested by the National Performance Director
• Engage positively in a personal performance development plan, actively identifying new areas for learning and committing to a culture of continual improvement
• Work cooperatively with IABA and Ulster office staff, primary partners and sponsors to support marketing and promotional activities and media requirements
• Any other reasonable duties as required by the National Performance Director.

Personal Specification

Essential Criteria

• Have gained a 2 Star Coaching Qualification or higher
• 5 years’ experience working within High Performance Programmes that contributed to international performance at major competitions such as Olympics, Worlds, Europeans and Commonwealth Games.
• Experience of leading at competitions which includes periodisation planning for athletes to maximise their performances at a grade A higher competition.
• Demonstrate high level of knowledge for amateur boxing with specific regard coaching technical and tactical development, Performance Pathway and Periodisation Planning.
• Ability to lead and collaborate with a performance team that includer Sports Science and Sports Medicine
• Proficient in Microsoft and Other Software Packages
• Understanding and knowledge of funding systems in Northern Ireland and Ireland including programme and athlete

Desirable Criteria

• Experience of contributing to the development of performance pathway that aids sustainable performances
• Experience of mentoring and developing coaches throughout the coaching pathway including workshops, seminars and 1-1s.
• Experience in developing funding submissions including athlete funding and programme funding.

Application Process

Interested persons are invited to submit the following by email to hr@iaba.ie:

• Resume including 2 referees
• Cover letter outlining how they meet the essential skills and qualifications by providing examples of how they have previously fulfilled the duties and responsibilities of this type of role

Application closing date: Monday 20^th January 2025 at 1pm

Anticipated Interview Dates: Between 27^th January – 7^th February 2025   

The Irish Athletic Boxing Association (IABA) is committed to safeguarding and promoting the welfare of children and young people and expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment.  The post holder is required to undergo Safeguarding Training, to be agreed with the Head of Safeguarding. The successful candidate will be required to complete the necessary Access NI checks prior to appointment. The Irish Athletic Boxing Association is an equal opportunities employer.

http://iaba.ie/site3/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/IABA-Regional-Head-Performance-Coach-10-1-2025.pdf

Following a number of withdrawals, please find attached revised programmes for the first two days of boxing in the 2025 National Youth Competition

All programmes are subject to change. Please note that boxing on Sunday, January 12th will take place at Drimnagh Boxing Club, Keeper Road, Dublin 12 – D12 T997. All other bouts will be boxed at the National Stadium

Friday, January 10^th: boxing begins at 6pm, taking place at the National Stadium

Saturday, January 11^th: boxing begins at 11am, taking place at the National Stadium

Sunday, January 12^th: boxing begins at 11am taking place at Drimnagh Boxing Club – this programme is unchanged.

Weigh-in dates – weigh-ins are daily, on the day of boxing.

Friday January 10^th & Friday January 17th 8.00am – 9.00am & 12.00pm – 1.00pm;

Saturday January 11^th & Saturday, January 18th 8.00am – 9.00am

Sunday January 12^th 8.00am – 9.00am.

Notes

A reminder, following the advisory issued by the National Secretary on December 28th (available here), that this event is a competition not a championships. As such, the January competition will not be used as a tool of potential selection for international competition.

All programmes are subject to change.

Friday, January 10th. Boxing begins at 6pm

Boxing takes place at the National Stadium

PRELIMS

1. 63.5kg Cian Webb (Blessington) V Patrick Kelly (St Abbans)
2. 63.5kg Sean Stafford (Blessington) W/O
3. 54kg   James McCann (St Monicas) V Oisin Maguire (Tobar Pheadair)
4. 54kg   Eddie Corcoran (Olympic L) V Callum Brogan (Neilstown)
5. 54kg   Olan Twohig (Rylane) V Jack Cannon (Monkstown D)
6. 54kg   James Cullen Philips (South East) V Ciaran Cassidy (Golden Star)
7. 57kg   Christian Doyle (Team Doyle)            V Sean McCusker (Dealgan)
8. 57kg   Yaquib Khalifa (Rathfriland) V Jack Curtis (St Michaels Athy)
9. 60kg   Oisin O’Sullivan (Four Kings ) V  Glen Mason (St Josephs Edenderry)
10. 60kg   Francis O’Brien (Tralee) V Torin Manning (Corpus Christi)
11. 60kg   Brandon Geoghan (Jobstown) V Calvin Doyle (Team Doyle)
12. 60kg   Patrick McCarthy (Mayfield) V Daniel Hunter (Corpus Christi)
13. 60kg   Finn Kirwan (Sacre Coeur), W/O
14. 60kg   Justin Kelly (Sean McDermott) V  James Delaney (Olympic C)
15. 67kg   Calvin Farrell (Brochagh) W/O
16. 71kg   Kane Brannigan (Lisburn) V Leon Cassidy (Saviours Crystal)
17. 71kg   Dylan Conroy (Ratoath) W/O
18. 71kg   MJ Burke (Sliabh Luachra) V Edward F Ward (Olympic C)
19. 71kg   Rati Abuladze (Togher) V David Nevin (Mullingar Elite)
20. 71kg  Luc Gabriel Greenwood (Underdog) V Alex Scannell (St Saviours OBA)
21. QUARTER FINALS
22. 52kg   Kayleigh Byrne (Gorey) V Amy Chouquet (Dunboyne)
23. 52kg   Hannah Masterson (Clonard A) W/O

Saturday, January 11th. Boxing begins at 11am

Boxing takes place at the National Stadium.

PRELIMS

1. 63.5kg Des Sweeney (Olympic C) V Luke Kelly (Dunfanaghy)
2. 63.5kg David Tennyson (Derryveagh) V Louis Griffin (Portlaoise)
3. 63.5kg Dylan Kelly (Swords) V Nojus Smataukas (Gilford)
4. 63.5kg Charlie Mulligan (Cookstown) V John McDonagh (Charleville)
5. 63.5kg Rahman Abdulnasser (Ballymun) V Cillian Sheridan (Gorey)
6. 63.5kg Jack Finnegan (Dealgan) V Daven Healy (Trojan)
7. 63.5kg Broderic Abdouoire (Jobstown) V Sean Gray (Clonard A)
8. 63.5kg Winner            V Sean Stafford (Blessington)

QUARTER FINALS

9. 48kg   Thomas Joyce (Angels) V Rico McInerney (Portlaoise)
10. 51kg   Jake Kelleher (Ratoath) V Aaron Keogh (Drimnagh)
11. 54kg   John Joe Boyle (Clonard A) V Matthew McDonagh (Dukes)
12. 54kg   Niall Hall (Saints) V Emmett McGurn (Golden Star)
13. 54kg  Winner V Winner
14. 54kg  Winner V Winner
15. 57kg   Sam Hourican (Monkstown D) V Nathan Dunne (Palmerstown)
16. 57kg   Lochlainn Beagan (Sean Dorans) V Rio McMenamin (Downpatrick)
17. 57kg   Fionn Spillane (Tralee) V Thomas Curran (Treaty)
18. 57kg   Winner V Winner
19. 60kg   Cian Cooney (South East) V Aodhan Scott (Glengormley)
20. 60kg   Winner V Winner
21. 60kg   Winner V Winner
22. 60kg   Winner V Winner
23. 67kg   John Donoghue (Olympic L) V Arthur O’Donnell (Charleville)
24. 67kg   Joe Moriarty (Tralee)  V Calvin Farrell (Brochagh)
25. 71kg   Oisin Dunlop (Belfast Kronk) V Eternity Okungbowa (Lucan)
26. 71kg   Arthur McDonagh (Mitchelstown) V Winner
27. 71kg   Dylan Conroy (Ratoath) V Winner
28. 71kg   Winner V Winner
29. 75kg   Kieran Cunningham (Carndonagh) V Reuben Aigbologo (Mayfield)
30. 75kg   Jay Jay Rondala (Sacred Heart D) V John Crowley (St Martha’s)
31. 75kg   Blake Dunne (Rosslare) V Jason Whelan (Dublin Docklands)
32. 75kg   Aidan Mescal (Angels) V Daniel McDonagh (Geesala)
33. 80kg   Ricky Kiely (Midleton) V Chulainn McDonnell (Whitechurch)
34. 80kg   Jonathan Corcoran (Celtic Eagles) V Kieran Reilly St Saviours OBA)
35. 80kg   Zach O’Hara (Paulstown) V Edvin Volodkevic (Spartacus)
36. 86kg   Denis Muntean (Bracken) V Stephen Murphy (Celtic Eagles)
37. 86kg   Shay O’Dowd (Swords) V Emmet Nevin (Olympic L)
38. 92+kg Owen Piegza (Top End) V Leon Dunne (Crumlin)

SEMI FINALS

39. 46kg  Tori Byrne (Dunboyne)  V Ava McCabe (Jobstown)
40. 46kg   Tommy Fitzpatrick (Marble City) V Alekesesj Lazic (St Nicholas)
41. 46kg   Jake Redmond (Blessington) V Robert Quinn (St Pauls A)
42. 48kg   Abbey Molloy (Sacred Heart D) V Anita O’Leary Doyle (Sacre Coeur)
43. 48kg   Ellie O’Brien (Tramore) V Ella Joy Thompson (Setanta L)
44. 50kg   Skye Ward (Neilstown) V Chloe Cox (Setanta L)
45. 52kg   Jessica Gallagher (Mulhuddart) V Miah Byrne (Setanta L)
46. 52kg   Winner V Hannah Masterson (Clonard A)
47. 60kg   Kelsey Langan (Ballina) V Donna McCarthy (Mayfield)

Sunday, January 12th. Boxing begins at 11am

Boxing takes place at Drimnagh Boxing Club, Keeper Road, Drimnagh, Dublin 12.

1. 63.5kg Winner            V Winner
2. 63.5kg Winner            V Winner
3. 63.5kg Winner            V Winner
4. 63.5kg Winner            V Winner

Friday, January 17th. Boxing begins at 6pm

Boxing takes place at the National Stadium.

Saturday, January 18th. Boxing begins at 11am

Boxing takes place at the National Stadium.

IABA’s Equality, Inclusion and Diversity Officer, Patrick Adejayan, is providing 12 opportunities to club members in 2025 to engage in disability inclusion learning.

This includes:

• Vision Sport Ireland Inclusion Workshops
• Irish Wheel Chair Association Disability Inclusion Workshops
• Deaf Sport Ireland Inclusion Workshops
• Autism in Sport Workshops
• Disability Inclusion Training Workshops
• Disability Awareness Workshop

All workshops are online. Registration for all courses is available here https://shout.com/s/TyTPOz1Q

Places are limited.

If you register for a place any of the above courses and cannot attend, please advise IABA’s DEI Officer, Patrick Adejayan, through patrick.ad@iaba.ie so that your place can be offered to an IABA member on the waiting list.

Registration for each course will close 2 days before the date, and those who’ve registered will be sent payment information.