The draws have taken place for the 2022 National Boy/Girl 1,2 and 3 Championships. The draw was livestreamed and is available here

Please find attached:

Boy/Girl 1 drawsheets

Boy/Girl 2 drawsheets

Boy/Girl 3 drawsheets

Redraws at G1 45kg and G245kg

Schedules of boxing: Boy/Girl 1

Schedules of boxing: Boy/Girl 2

Schedules of boxing: Boy/Girl 3

Competition arrangements:

Venue: National Boxing Stadium, Dublin.

Dates: April 18^th – April 23^rd, April 29th, 30th.

Entries: An entry fee of €10 applies. Boxers will be pre-entered by their Units from the weights they won at in their Unit Championships. Deadline for entries received by Stephen Connolly: s.connolly1961@yahoo.com and sally@iaba.ie is 12pm on Monday 11th April.

Any boxer beaten in their Unit championships but who was an Irish Champion at Boy/Girl 1 & 2 from Drimnagh in December 2021, is eligible for participation as the defending champion.

Draws: Wednesday, 13th April, 2pm in the National Stadium. The draw is being conducted on the basis of pre-entry only.

Weigh-in and Medical: Boxers will weigh in on the day they box.

Weigh-in times: The National Stadium from 8.00am – 9.00am

Boxing Record books to be presented by the boxer at their initial weigh-in if not previously given to the IABA.

Boxing: 11am each day

Duration of rounds: 3 x 1.5 Minutes

Age Requirements: Boxers born in 2008, 2009 and 2010

It is a condition of entry that all competitors and officials have a signed Waiver/Members Acknowledgement Form. Anti-Doping may be carried out at any stage of the championships and all boxers must advise the doctor of any medication they are taking or have taken in the preceding 4 weeks. It is imperative that all boxers adhere to the Anti-Doping Rules

Boy/Girl 1 Drawsheets

Draw Sheets Boy Girl 2

Draw Sheets Boy Girl 3

Schedule of Boxing: Boy/Girl 1

Schedule Boy Girl 2

Schedule Boy Girl 3

Draw sheet: Girl 1 45kg redraw.

Draw Sheet Girl 2 45kg redraw

Boy/Girl 1 preliminaries: April 18^th

Girl 1 semi-finals: April 20^th

Girl 2 semi-finals April 21^st

Girl 1 finals: April 22^nd

Boy/Girl2 finals: April 23rd

The second day of boxing in the All Army Championships has taken place at Cathal Brugha Barracks, Dublin, today.

Results:

80kg Novice
Christopher Reynolds 7th Bn V Jason Gallagher 28th Bn (win)

Dmitri pati 1Bar V Lee Randal 1Bar (win)

86kg Novice:

Paul Bracken 6th Bn V Shane Doyle 1st Bn (win)

Turlough Gallagher 27th Bn (win) V Darragh Fay 7th Bn

Novice Final: 65.5kg

Anthony Hannigan 28th bn (win) V Tirana Loughlin 27th bn

Novice Semi-Final: 91kg

John Corbett 1st bn V Ronan Malone Navy (win)

Novic e Final: 67kg:

Dylan Carolan 27th bn V Darragh Devine 28th bn (win)

Novice Final: 71kg

Dylan Sutcliffe 7th Bn (win) V Reuben Norney 27th bn

There are 15 bouts on Thursday’s finals card, including 3 exhibition.

Boxing begins at 10am.

A Irish squad of 24 boxers has arrived in Sofia, Buglaria to contest the European Youth Championships.

Over 400 boxers from 40 nations will contest the championship. The draw takes places on Wednesday, April 13th. Boxing begins on Thursday, April, 14th and continues until April 21st.

Team Ireland’s Captains are Yasmin Meredith of Corinthians BC and Bobbi Flood of Cabra.

Team Ireland Squad:
48kg: Georgia McGovern, Setanta              

48kg: Patsy Joyce, Olympic                           

50kg: Katie O’Keefe, Kanturk                 

51kg: Adam McKenna, Holy Family          

52kg: Esther Lambe, Setanta

54kg: Shakira Donoghue, Templemore 

54kg: Gavin Ryan, Ratoath                        

57kg: Yasmin Meredith, Corinthians: Team Captain        

57kg: John Donoghue, St Michaels Athy

60kg: Jason Nevin, Olympic

63kg: Winnie McDonagh, Neilstown              

63.5kg: Tom McDonnell, Docklands                             

66kg: Gabrielle Mongan, Whitechurch          

67kg: Jim Donovan, Our Lady of Lourdes

70kg: Laura Moran, St Annes

71kg: Bobbi Flood, Cabra: Team Captain.                                   

75kg: Emma Keating, Paulstown                            

75kg: Joshua Olaniyan, Jobstown                             

80kg: Ryan Murphy, Neilstown                             

81kg: Dearbhla Tinnelly, Clann Naofa     

81+kg: Cliona Darcy, Tobar Pheadair   

86kg: Nathan Ojo, Esker

92kg: David J McDonagh, Olympic               

92+kg: Bernie Cawley, St David’s, Naas

Team Manager:          

Anna Moore 

Coaches:                     

James Doyle 

Liam Cunningham 

Aoife Hennigan 

Gerard McDaid 

Jim O’Neill

R & J:                          

Martin O’Neill 

The opening day of competition in the All Army Boxing Championships has taken place at Cathal Brugha Barracks, Dublin today.

The competition is open to boxers from Novice to Elite level and continues until Thursday.

80kg Novice:

James Coyle 28th Bn V James Gallagher (win) 28th Bn

Dean Forristal 27th Bn V Dmitri Peti (win) 1Bar

86kg Novice:

Garry Duffy 7th Bn V Shane Doyle (win) 1st Bn

Cian Humphries 6th Bn V Turlough Gallagher (win) 27th Bn

Michael O Sullivan 1Bar V Darragh Fay (win) 7th Bn

8 bouts are down for decision on Wednesday

The closing date for clubs to submit applications for the IABA special equipment grant has now passed.

There has been a fantastic level of engagement with 93% of all eligible clubs submitting applications.

Thank you to all of the clubs who completed and submitted their applications.

The grant, inclusive of delivery, is comprised of 2 Ergo Club Jumbo Kit Holdalls, each of which contains:

• 8 x Ergo Leather Skipping Ropes
• 4 x Ergo Leather Training Headguards
• 4 x 16oz Ergo Leather Gym Sparring Gloves
• 1 x Set of Marker Cones
• 2 x Leather Focus Pads

The equipment will be delivered by Ergo to the delivery address provided by clubs in their applications. It may only be used in by club members participating in boxing training.

Ergo is now preparing an RoI wide distribution of schedule to clubs which have successfully applied.

Delivery is expected to begin in the second quarter of 2022.