Entries are being accepted, through clubs’ Blocworx portals, to the 2025 National U17 Championships.
This tournament is for boxers born in 2009 and 2010. Entries will close at 5pm on September 5th, and the draw will take place on Tuesday, September 9th.
Boxing will take place on September 12th, 13th, 14th, 19th and 20th. The venue for the preliminaries and quarter finals will be confirmed shortly; however, the championship’s semi finals and finals will be boxed in the National Stadium.
Ellie-May Fetherson, Mulhuddart BC – 2025 U15 40kg champ
42 semi-finals in with 2025 National U15 Championships were boxed today, and 40kg champion, Ellie-May Fetherson, Mulhuddart BC, was awarded her medal and cert.
The finals will be boxed on Friday August 29th. Boxing, in the main auditorium of the National Stadium, will begin at 6pm.
After 4 days of boxing and over 70 bouts, the 2025 National U23 Champions have been crowned in the competitions culmination today, at the National Stadium.
Congratulations to all finalists, their clubs and families.
Results
48kg Tiffany Spencer (Jobstown) beat Ide Cashell (Ballymun), 5-0
50kg Louis Rooney (Star) beat Antonio Bozkaya (East Meath) , 5-0
IABA’s August Safeguarding 1 and 2 courses are now available for booking, following provision of Safeguarding learning online and in person in January, February, March, April, May June and July, attended by over 130 people.
In 2025, IABA is delivering 12 Safeguarding One courses, 4 Safeguarding Two courses and a minimum of 1 Safeguarding Three course.
IABA is also open, on request, to providing Safeguarding One and/or Safeguarding Two learning in person, at a county board or provincial unit level. County Boards and Provinical Units who wish to commission in-person delivery of this learning are invited to make contact with IABA National Safeguarding Manager, Stephen Flynn, via stephen@iaba.ie
Safeguarding One
All adults – coaches, committee members & non-coaching volunteers – in every club who have contact with children are required to have undertaken Safeguarding 1.
In keeping with Sport Ireland best practice in Safeguarding training, workshops will be limited to 16 participants. In keeping with norms across the sporting community, the cost for this workshop is E20.
The aim of this workshop is to help the Club Children’s Officer to carry out their role and support the implementation of best practice in the club. Participants will also receive a Club Children’s Officer Action Planning document as part of the training.
In keeping with Sport Ireland best practice in Safeguarding training, workshops will be limited to 16 participants. In keeping with norms across the sporting community, the cost for this workshop is E20.
In 2024, IABA delivered 14 Safeguarding 1 basic awareness courses, online and in person, providing this vital learning to 207 coaches and club administrators. IABA also delivered two Safeguarding Two courses to 28 Club Children’s Officers.