HARRINGTON RANKED WORLD NO. 1 AT LIGHTWEIGHT

 

Kellie Harrington, pictured, is the new AIBA World No.1 ranked women’s lightweight, according to the newly updated AIBA rankings.

The Dubliner is in pole position after winning World Elite gold at the World Championships in New Delhi last November and European Elite bronze earlier in 2018.

Current European U/22 champion Amy Broadhurst, who reached the last eight at in New Delhi,is ranked No. 8 at light welter.

Michaela Walsh is also included.The Belfast feather is ranked No. 16 in the 57kg class.

Harrington, John Joe Nevin, Michael Conlan and Katie Taylor, the latter trio have switched codes, are the only Irish boxers to be ranked No. 1 in the World.

Harrington, a silver medalist at the 2016 World Elites at light welter, is the only Irish boxer to win World medals at two different limits.

The Men’s AIBA rankings were last updated in September, 2017.

 

DAY 2 RESULTS – NATIONAL U/22 CHAMPIONSHIPS

The lines ups for the January 25 National U/22 finals have been completed.

Thirteen semi-finals were resolved at the National Stadium this evening to confirm Friday week’s match ups.

World Youth bronze medallist Gabriel Dossen progressed to within one win of successive U/22 belts at the expense of former European Schoolboy medallist Jason Harty.

The Olympic BC man will now meet Dublin’s John Joe Nevin – who saw off Edward Donovan in the corresponding 75kg semi-final tonight – for gold.

John Paul Hale and Sean Purcell were involved in one of the tightest bouts of the night, with Hale earning a 3-2 split decision to set up the 56kg final with Colm Murphy.

Sean Conroy and Kelyn Cassidy also advanced on the narrowest of verdicts versus Rhys Moran and Thomas O’Toole.

Patryk Adamus, David Oliver Joyce, Matthew McCole, Pierce O’Leary, Patrick Donovan, Aaron Daly and Gytis Lisinskas also had their hands raised in victory.

The European U/22 Men’s and Women’s Championships will be hosted in Vladikavkaz, Russia between March 7 and 18.

Images

Colm Murphy gets his hand raised against Cian Doyle
John Paul Hale takes a tight 3-2 win over Sean Purcell
Pierce O’Leary gets the nod over a disappointed Michael Avetisian
Aaron Daly wins his contest with Michael Kinsella

(Pictures courtesy of Paddy Gallagher)

National Men’s and Women’s U/22 Championships National Stadium Dublin

January 12

S/Finals (6pm)

56kg Colm Murphy (St Georges) beat Cian Doyle (Crumlin) 5-0
56kg John Paul Hale (Star) beat Sean Purcell (Enniskerry) 3-2
60kg Patryk Adamus (Drimnagh) beat Yannick Meseke (Olympic) 5-0
60kg David O Joyce (Ballymun) beat Dominic Bradley (Errigal) 5-0
64kg Matthew McCole (Dungloe) beat Terry McEntee (Old School) 5-0
64kg Pierce O’Leary (Dublin Docklands) beat Michael Avetisian (Swords) 4-1
69kg Aaron Daly (Castlebar) beat Michael Kinsella (St Anthonys/St Pats) 5-0
69kg Patrick Donovan (O.L.O.L.) W/O
75kg John Joe Nevin (Crumlin) beat  Edward Donovan (O.L.O.L.) 5-0
75kg Gabriel Dossen (Olympic) beat Jason Harty (Rathkeale) 5-0
81kg Sean Conroy (Castlebar) beat Rhys Moran (St Pauls W) 3-2
81kg Kelyn Cassidy (St Saviours/Crystal) beat Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles) 3-2
91+kg Gytis Lisinskas (Celtic Eagles) beat James Clarke (Crumlin) 3-0

January 25

Finals (6.30pm)

48kg Ciara Walsh (Smithfield) V Courtney Daly Crumlin)
49kg Jack O’Neill (Corpus Christi) V Regan Buckley (St Teresa’s)
51kg Caitlyn Fryers (Immaculata) V Niamh Early (Ryston)
52kg Mark Corcoran (Corinthians) V Adam Hession (Monivea)
54kg Orinta Ringyte (Riverstown) W/O
56kg Colm Murphy (St Georges) V John Paul Hale (Star)
57kg Mary Geraghty (St Anthonys) W/O
60kg Amy Broadhurst (Delagan) V Isobella Hughes (Mount Tallant)
60kg Patryk Adamus (Drimnagh) V David O Joyce (Ballymun)
64kg Shauna O’Callaghan (Clann Naofa) W/O
64kg Matthew McCole (Dungloe) V Pierce O’Leary (Dublin Docklands)
69kg Clodagh Greene (Crumlin) V Elice Elliott (South Meath)
69kg Aaron Daly (Castlebar) V Patrick Donovan
75kg Renee Roche (Castlebar) V Aoife O’Rourke (Castlerea)
75kg John Joe Nevin (Crumlin) V Gabriel Dossen (Olympic)
81kg Sean Conroy (Castlebar) V Kelyn Cassidy (St Saviours/Crystal)
81+kg Nell Fox (Rathkeale) W/O
91kg Kevin Sheehy (St Francis) V Thomas Maughan (Cavan)
91+kg Luke Hall (Crumlin) V Gytis Lisinskas (Celtic Eagles)

January 11 (7pm)

Q/Finals

56kg Cian Doyle (Crumlin) beat Kane Marshall (Emerald A) 5-0
60kg David O Joyce (Ballymun) W/O
60kg Dominic Bradley (Errigal) beat Lee McKee (Star) 5-0
64kg Matthew McCole (Dungloe) beat Padraig Convery (Holy Family Drogheda) 5-0
64kg Terry McEntee (Old School) beat Stephen Lockhart (Baldoyle) RSC3
64kg Pierce O’Leary (Dublin Docklands) beat Shane Flavin (Paulstown) 5-0
64kg Michael Avetisian (Swords) W/O
81kg Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles) W/O

S/Finals

51kg Niamh Early (Ryston) beat Nycole Hayes (Togher) 5-0
60kg Amy Broadhurst (Delagan) beat Jennifer Lehane (D.C.U.) 5-0
60kg Isobella Hughes (Mount Tallant) beat Aisling Murray (Muskerry) 5-0
75kg Aoife O’Rourke (Castlerea) beat Lauren Kelly (St Brigid’s,Edenderry) 5-0

 

DAY 1 RESULTS – NATIONAL U/22 CHAMPIONSHIPS

 

Please scroll down for tonight’s results from the National U/22 Championships at Dublin’s National Stadium.

World Elite quarter-finalist Amy Broadhurst advanced to within one win of her second successive Irish title at this level.

The AIBA World No. 8 (at light-welter) and current European U/22 champion beat Jennifer Lehane on a unnimnous decision.

Cian Doyle, Dominic Bradley, Matthew McCole, Terry McEntee and Pierce O’Leary also advanced, while former World Junior bronze medallist Niamh Early beat Cork’s Nycole Hayes and Isobella Huges beat Aisling Murray.

European U/22 finalist Aoife O’Rourke, who reached the last 16 at the 2018 World Elites, outpointed European medallist Lauren Kelly in the final bout on tonight’s card.

The men’s semi-finals will be decided tomorrow night. Boxing begins at 6pm.

Saturday weigh-ins – 8am to 9am and 12pm to 1pm at the National Stadium.

Images from tonight

Amy Broadhurst after her win tonight
Matthew McCole has his hand raised in victory
Aoife O’Rourke gets her hand raised by referee Gary McGillion
Referee Aideen Floyd raises Bella Hughes’ hand in victory

(Picture courtesy of Paddy Gallagher)

National Men’s and Women’s U/22 Championships National Stadium Dublin.

January 11 (7pm)

Q/Finals

56kg Cian Doyle (Crumlin) beat Kane Marshall (Emerald A) 5-0
60kg David O Joyce (Ballymun) W/O
60kg Dominic Bradley (Errigal) beat Lee McKee (Star) 5-0
64kg Matthew McCole (Dungloe) beat Padraig Convery (Holy Family Drogheda) 5-0
64kg Terry McEntee (Old School) beat Stephen Lockhart (Baldoyle) RSC3
64kg Pierce O’Leary (Dublin Docklands) beat Shane Flavin (Paulstown) 5-0
64kg Michael Avetisian (Swords) W/O
81kg Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles) W/O

S/Finals

51kg Niamh Early (Ryston) beat Nycole Hayes (Togher) 5-0
60kg Amy Broadhurst (Delagan) beat Jennifer Lehane (D.C.U.) 5-0
60kg Isobella Hughes (Mount Tallant) beat Aisling Murray (Muskerry) 5-0
75kg Aoife O’Rourke (Castlerea) beat Lauren Kelly (St Brigids Edenderry) 5-0

January 12 (6pm)

S/Finals

56kg Colm Murphy (St Georges) V Cian Doyle (Crumlin)
56kg John Paul Hale (Star) V Sean Purcell (Enniskerry)
60kg Yannick Meseke (Olympic) V Patryk Adamus (Drimnagh)
60kg David O Joyce (Ballymun) V Dominic Bradley (Errigal)
64kg Matthew McCole (Dungloe) V Terry McEntee (Old School)
64kg Pierce O’Leary (Dublin Docklands) V Michael Avetisian (Swords)
69kg Aaron Daly (Castlebar) V Michael Kinsella (St Anthony’s/St Pats)
69kg Tiernan Duffy (Clonard A) V Patrick Donovan (O.L.O.L.)
75kg John Joe Nevin (Crumlin) V Edward Donovan (O.L.O.L.)
75kg Jason Harty (Rathkeale) V Gabriel Dossen (Olympic)
81kg Rhys Moran (St Pauls W) V Sean Conroy (Castlebar)
81kg Kelyn Cassidy (St Saviours/Crystal) V Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles)
91+kg James Clarke (Crumlin) V Gytis Lisinskas (Celtic Eagles)

January 25

Finals (6.30pm)

48kg Ciara Walsh (Smithfield) V Courtney Daly Crumlin)
49kg Jack O’Neill (Corpus Christi) V Regan Buckley (St Teresa’s)
51kg Caitlyn Fryers (Immaculata) V Niamh Early (Ryston)
52kg Mark Corcoran (Corinthians) V Adam Hession (Monivea)
54kg Orinta Ringyte (Riverstown) W/O
56kg Winner V Winner
57kg Mary Geraghty (St Anthonys) W/O
60kg Amy Broadhurst (Delagan) V
60kg Winner V Winner
64kg Shauna O’Callaghan (Clann Naofa) W/O
64kg Winner V Winner
69kg Clodagh Greene (Crumlin) V Elice Elliott (South Meath)
69kg Winner V Winner
75kg Renee Roche (Castlebar) V Aoife O’Rourke (Castlerea)
75kg Winner V Winner
81kg Winner V Winner
81+kg Nell Fox (Rathkeale) W/O
91kg Kevin Sheehy (St Francis) V Thomas Maughan (Cavan)
91+kg Luke Hall (Crumlin) V Winner

NATIONAL U/22 CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018

 

Boxing at the 1st National tournament of 2019 gets underway at Dublin’s National Stadium tonight.

The National Men’s and Women’s U/22 Championships begin at 7pm this evening.

Eleven bouts will be decided this evening, followed by a second session on Saturday.

The weigh-ins for Day 1 of the competition were held this morning and early afternoon at the Stadium.

Saturday weigh-ins – 8am to 9am and 12pm to 1pm.

National Men’s and Women’s U/22 Championships National Stadium Dublin.

January 11 (7pm)

Q/Finals

56kg Cian Doyle (Crumlin) V Kane Marshall (Emerald A)
60kg Francis Cleary (Ballina) W/O
60kg Lee McKee (Star) V Dominic Bradley (Errigal)
64kg Matthew McCole (Dungloe) V Padraig Convery (Holy Family Drogheda)
64kg Terry McEntee (Old School) V Stephen Lockhart (Baldoyle)
64kg Shane Flavin (Paulstown) V Pierce O’Leary (Dublin Docklands)
64kg Michael Avetisian (Swords) V Ben Ferran (Clonard A)
81kg Jack Lawlor (Thurles) V Thomas O’Toole (Celtic Eagles)

S/Finals

51kg Nycole Hayes (Togher) V Niamh Early (Ryston)
60kg Jennifer Lehane (D.C.U.) V Amy Broadhurst (Delagan)
60kg Aisling Murray (Muskerry) V Isobella Hughes (Mount Tallant)
75kg Lauren Kelly (St Brigids Edenderry) V Aoife O’Rourke (Castlerea)

January 12 (6pm)

S/Finals

56kg Colm Murphy (St Georges) v Winner
56kg John Paul Hale (Star) V Sean Purcell (Enniskerry)
60kg Yannick Meseke (Olympic ) V Patryk Adamus (Drimnagh)
60kg Francis Cleary (Ballina) V Winner
64kg Winner V Winner
64kg Winner V Winner
69kg Aaron Daly (Castlebar) V Michael Kinsella (St Anthony’s/St Pats)
69kg Tiernan Duffy (Clonard A) V Patrick Donovan (O.L.O.L.)
75kg John Joe Nevin (Crumlin) V Edward Donovan (O.L.O.L.)
75kg Jason Harty (Rathkeale) V Gabriel Dossen (Olympic)
81kg Rhys Moran (St Pauls W) V Sean Conroy (Castlebar)
81kg Kelyn Cassidy (St Saviours/Crystal) V Winner
91+kg James Clarke (Crumlin) V Gytis Lisinskas (Celtic Eagles)

January 25

Finals (6.30pm)

48kg Ciara Walsh (Smithfield) V Courtney Daly Crumlin)
49kg Jack O’Neill (Corpus Christi) V Regan Buckley (St Teresa’s)
51kg Caitlyn Fryers (Immaculata) V Winner
52kg Mark Corcoran (Corinthians) V Adam Hession (Monivea)
54kg Orinta Ringyte (Riverstown) W/O
56kg Winner V Winner
57kg Mary Geraghty (St Anthonys) W/O
60kg Winner V Winner
60kg Winner V Winner
64kg Shauna O’Callaghan (Clann Naofa) W/O
64kg Winner V Winner
69kg Clodagh Greene (Crumlin) V Elice Elliott (South Meath)
69kg Winner V Winner
75kg Renee Roche (Castlebar) V Winner
75kg Winner V Winner
81kg Winner V Winner
81+kg Nell Fox (Rathkeale) W/O
91kg Kevin Sheehy (St Francis) V Thomas Maughan (Cavan)
91+kg Luke Hall (Crumlin) V Winner

SAFEGUARDING LEVEL 1

Congratulations to all those who attended and completed Safeguarding level 1 training in The Firgrove Hotel Mitchelstown Cork last night. The course was delivered by the National Child Protection Officer David Britton and saw participants from Cork, Clare, Waterford, Tipperary and Limerick in attendance. Special thanks goes to the Munster Council for arranging the event which saw 20 participants successfully complete the training