Please scroll down for today’s finals results from the National Senior Boys and Girls Cadets Championships at Dublin’s National Stadium.

Twenty nine titles were claimed by Ireland’s talented young prospects at the home of Irish boxing.

The male feather and light semi-finals were also decided today.The date for the finals at these limits will be confirmed shortly.

Congratulations from the IABA to all of today’s finalists, coaches, clubs, R&Js, staff, supporters and athletes who competed at the tournament over the last two weekends.

93 contests – with another two bouts to be completed – were decided over the course of the competition.

The IABA are using the National Senior Cadets as part of their selection process for October’s European Junior Male and Female Championships in Anapa, Russia.Irish amateur boxing is proudly sponsored by Liffey Crane.

National Boys and Girls Senior Cadet Championships National Stadium and Ringside Club Dublin

Saturday August 18

National Stadium

Finals (11am)

S/Finals

Finals

57kg Martin Brady (Gleann) V Barry O’Connor (Sliabh Luarchra)
60kg Steven Cairns (Legacy) V Shane O’Gorman (St Malachy’s)
(Date for finals to be confirmed)

Girl 3 Final

57kg Laura Moran (St Annes) W/O

August 17

S/Finals and Q/Finals

S/Finals

National Stadium

54kg Patrick Sweeney (Olympic) beat  Thomas Orr (Lisburn) 5-0

Q/Finals

60kg Liam Walsh (Sliabh Luachra) beat Jordan McDonagh (3 Bridges) 5-0

S/Finals

80kg + Bonvie Babongilda (Olympic Mullingar) beat  Malachy Duffy (Virginia) 5-0

August 17

Ringside Club

S/Finals

80+kg Rachel Ivers (Urlingford) beat Caoimhe Carthy (St Brigids L) RSC2

Girl 3 Semi Final

(57kg Laura Moran (St Annes) beat Mollie Sheppard (Rathfirland) 5-0)

August 11

Ringside Club

Q/Finals

54kg Thomas Orr (Lisburn) beat Keelan Roche (St Aidans) 3-2

Last 16

57kg Cain Lewis (Ballymun) beat Shane Stokes (St Johns Derry) AB3

August 11

80+kg Malachy Duffy (Virginia) beat Michael McDonagh (3 Bridges) 3-2

August 10

National Stadium

Preliminaries

80+kg Michael McDonagh (3 Bridges) beat James Redmond Ballybrack) 4-1

Q/Finals

National Boys and Girls Senior Cadet Championships National Stadium and Ringside Club

National Stadium

S/Finals and Q/Finals (6pm)

S/Finals

44kg Dylan Eagleson (St Pauls Antrim) beat Jim Moorehouse (Gorey) 5-0
44kg Cian O’Toole (St Davids) beat  John Ginty (Geesala) 3-2
46kg Michael Donoghue (St Michaels) beat Oisin Mulholland (East Down) 4-0
48kg Adam Kinsella (St Marys New Ross) beat Jack Desmond (Bantry) 3-2
48kg Michael Maughan (Olympic) beat Jack Connors (St Davids) 3-2
50kg Luke Mooney (Glasnevin) beat Michael Farrelly (Crumlin) 5-0
50kg Shane O’Brien (Raging Bull) beat Jake Mc Mahon (Liberty) 5-0
52kg James McDonagh (St Pauls W) beat Jerome Lonergan Gartland (Clonmel) 5-0
52kg John McConnell (Holy Trinity) beat Eoghan Quinn (St Johns Derry) 4-1
54kg Conal Treanor (Delagan) beat Cian Brazil (Smithfield) 5-0
54kg Patrick Sweeney (Olympic) beat  Thomas Orr (Lisburn) 5-0

Q/Finals

57kg Martin Brady (Gleann) beat Ciaran Delaney (Glasnevin) 5-0
57kg Thomas McCann (St Pauls Antrim) beat James Treacy (Glasnevin) 4-1
57kg Barry O’Connor (Sliabh Luarchra) beat Oran Gethins (Sean McDermott) 5-0
57kg Patrick Donovan (Olympic) beat Cain Lewis (Ballymun) 3-2
60kg Liam Walsh (Sliabh Luachra) beat Jordan McDonagh (3 Bridges) 5-0

S/Finals

63kg Sam Leonard (St Marys Dub) WO
63kg Taylor Guiney (Drimnagh) beat Matthew Tyndall (Arklow) 3-2
66kg Francis Maughan (St Marys Dub) beat David Doyle (Urlingford) 5-0
66kg William Hayden (Crumlin) beat James Whelan (Dublin Docklands) 5-0
70kg Paddy Collins (Baldoyle) beat  Patrick Joyce (Baldoyle) 3-2
70kg Eoghan Lavin (Ballyhaunis) beat Tiarnan Mayse (Two Castles) 4-1
80kg Jake Marley (Monkstown Dub) beat Raul Eneche (Smithfield) 5-0
80kg Patrick Myers (Sligo City) WO
80kg+ Darragh Farrell (St Josephs E/Derry) beat Thomas McDonnell (Docklands) 3-2
80kg + Bonvie Babongilda (Olympic Mullingar) beat  Malachy Duffy (Virginia) 5-0

Friday August 17

Ringside Club

S/Finals (6pm)

46kg Saoirse Morrissey (Blarney) beat Alannah Mayse (Two Castles) 3-2
46kg Breda Quilligan (Rathkeale) beat Cody Lafferty (Raphoe) 5-0
48kg Jan Rodan (Portlaoise) beat Aoife Williamson (Curragh) 4-1
48kg Chloe Gabrielle (Mulhuddart) beat Chantelle Robinson (St Nicholas) RSC3
50kg Rachael Lawless (Portlaoise) beat Mia Robbins (Gorey) 5-0
50kg Elizabeth Lloyd (Ballyhaunis) beat Kyla Gates (Marble City) 4-1
52kg Niamh Fay (Swords) beat Nicole Clyde (Antrim) 5-0
54kg Shelby Myers (Crumlin) beat Kelly Heffernan (Geesala) 5-0
57kg Lauren Dempsey (Ryston) beat Doireann Coogan (Marble City) 4-1
57kg Nicole O’Sullivan (St Bernadettes) beat  Ava Fitzmaurice (Sliabh Luachra) 3-2
60kg Linda Desmond (Rylane) beat  Lillie Keogh (East Meath) 4-1
60kg Sionann Glynn (Cloghan) beat  Charlie Horgan (Ryston) 4-1
54kg Ellie Mai-Gartland (Clonmel) WO
63kg Eve Wood (St Bernadettes) beat Keisha Attwell (Ennis) 5-0
63kg Leanne Murphy (Togher) beat Kaci Rock (Four Kings) 3-2
66kg Leah Gallen (Raphoe) beat Abi Sutton (Drimnagh) 4-1
80+kg Kori Goad (Cashen Vale) WO
80+kg Rachel Ivers (Urlingford) beat Caoimhe Carthy (St Brigids L) RSC2

Girl 3 Semi Final

(57kg Laura Moran (St Annes) beat Mollie Sheppard (Rathfirland) 5-0)

Saturday August 18

National Stadium

Finals (11am)

(Weigh-ins: 8am to 9am at National Stadium)

33kg Daniel Owens (Holy Trinity) W/O
36kg Diarmuid Bradley (Holy Trinity) W/O
40kg Nicole Buckley (St Carthages) W/O
42kg John Joyce (Olympic Mullingar) W/O
44kg Dylan Eagleson (St Pauls Antrim) V Cian O’Toole (St Davids)
46kg Saoirse Morrissey (Blarney) V Breda Quilligan (Rathkeale)
46kg Byron Jordan (St Aidans) V Michael Donoghue (St Michaels)
48kg Jan Rodan (Portlaoise) V Chloe Gabrielle (Mulhuddart)
48kg Adam Kinsella (St Marys New Ross) V Michael Maughan (Olympic)
50kg Rachael Lawless (Portlaoise) V Elizabeth Lloyd (Ballyhaunis)
50kg Luke Mooney (Glasnevin) V Shane O’Brien (Raging Bull)
52kg Aliyah Butler (Monivea) V Niamh Fay (Swords)
52kg James McDonagh (St Pauls W) V John McConnell (Holy Trinity)
54kg Shelby Myers (Crumlin) V Ellie Mai-Gartland (Clonmel)
54kg Conal Treanor (Delagan) V Patrick Sweeney (Olympic)
57kg Lauren Dempsey (Ryston) V  Nicole O’Sullivan (St Bernadettes)

Semi Finals

57kg Martin Brady (Gleann) V Thomas McCann (St Pauls Antrim)
57kg Barry O’Connor (Sliabh Luarchra)  V Patrick Donovan (Olympic)
60kg Andrew Cunningham (Carndonagh) V Steven Cairns (Legacy)
60kg Shane O’Gorman (St Malachy’s) V Liam Walsh (Sliabh Luachra)

Girl 3 Final

(57kg Chelsea McDonagh (St Brigids K) V Laura Moran (St Annes))

Finals

60kg Linda Desmond (Rylane) V Sionann Glynn (Cloghan)
63kg Eve Wood (St Bernadettes) V Leanne Murphy (Togher)
63kg Sam Leonard (St Marys Dub) V Taylor Guiney (Drimnagh)
66kg Sophia Hopkova (Ballyhaunis) V Leah Gallen (Raphoe)
66kg Francis Maughan (St Marys Dub) V William Hayden (Crumlin)
70kg Shauna Maguire (Hyland Academy) V Lisa O’Rourke (Castlerea)
70kg Paddy Collins (Baldoyle) V Eoghan Lavin (Ballyhaunis)
75kg Katelyn Doyle (St Brigids Kildare) W/O
75kg Jason Myers (Olympic) W/O
80kg Bethany Doocey (Castlebr) W/O
80kg  Jake Marley (Monkstown Dub) V Patrick Myers (Sligo City)
80+kg Kori Goad (Cashen Vale) V Rachel Ivers (Urlingford)
80+kg Darragh Farrell (St Josephs E/Derry) V Bonvie Babongilda (Olympic Mullingar)

August 11

Ringside Club

Q/Finals

48kg Jack Desmond (Bantry) beat Terence McInerny (Cloghan) 3-2
48kg Adam Kinsella (St Marys New Ross) beat Brooklyn Saunders (Docklands) 3-2
48kg Jack Connors (St Davids) beat Stephen Kane (St Teresa’s) 4-1
48kg Michael Maughan (Olympic) beat Cahir Gormley (Maydown Olympic) 4-1
50kg Michael Farrelly (Crumlin) W/O
50kg Luke Mooney (Glasnevin) beat Nathan O’Brien (Wexford CBS) 4-1
50kg Shane O’Brien (Raging Bull) beat Kevin Fahy (Oughterard) 5-0
50kg Jake McMahon (Liberty) beat Jake Rapple (Monkstown Dublin) 3-2
52kg James McDonagh (St Pauls Waterford) beat Jamie Gray (St Monicas) 5-0
52kg Jerome Lonergan Gartland (Clonmel) beat Patrick A Ward (Riverside) 5-0
52kg Eoghan Quinn (St Johns Derry) W/O
52kg John McConnell (Holy Trinity) beat Kieran Tyrell-McPartlan (Ratoath) 3-2
54kg Conal Treanor (Delagan) beat Cian Duggan (Cabra) 5-0
54kg Patrick Sweeney (Olympic) beat John McDonagh (Glen) 4-1
54kg Thomas Orr (Lisburn) beat Keelan Roche (St Aidans) 3-2

Last 16

57kg Martin Brady (Gleann) beat Oisin Treacy (St Teresas) 5-0
57kg Ciaran Dleaney (Glasnevin) beat Daniel Keogh (Liberty) 5-0
57kg Thomas McCann (St Pauls Antrim) beat Padraic Folan (Connemara) 5-0
57kg James Treacy (Glasnevin) beat James Connors (Ennis) 5-0
57kg Oran Gethins (Sean McDermott) beat James Uzell (Drimnagh) 3-2
57kg Barry O’Connor (Sliabh Luarchra) beat Sean Roche (Donore) 4-1
57kg Patrick Donovan (Olympic) beat Jordan Goggin (Ballyduff) 3-2
57kg Cain Lewis (Ballymun) beat Shane Stokes (St Johns Derry) AB3

August 11

National Stadium

Q/Finals

60kg Steven Cairns (Legacy) beat Tristan Flaherty (Connemara) 5-0
60kg Liam Walsh (Sliabh Luachra) W/O
60kg Shane O’Gorman (St Malachys) beat Ryan Johnston (Clonard A) 5-0
63kg Darren Gilroy (Ballymore Hollywood) beat Luka Gureshidze (Togher) 4-1
63kg Sam Leonard (St Marys Dub) beat Jamie Williams (Dealgan) 5-0
63kg Taylor Guiney (Drimnagh) beat Darragh Redden (St Davids) 5-0
63kg Matthew Tyndall (Arklow) beat Ben Farrelly (Crumlin) 5-0
66kg David Doyle (Urlingford) beat Laurence Ward (Monivea) 5-0
66kg James Whelan (Dublin Docklands) beat Daniel Campbell (St Brigids U) RSC2
66kg William Hayden (Crumlin) beat Danny McHugh (Two Castles) 5-0
70kg Patrick Joyce (Baldoyle) beat Jake Cox (Enniscorthy) 3-2
70kg Eoghan Lavin (Ballyhaunis) beat Patrick Lawlor (Brian Dillons) KO2
70kg Tiarnan Mayse (Two Castles) beat Frank Duffin (Loughshore) 4-1
80kg Raul Eneche (Smithfield) beat Martin J Keenan (Leeside Lough) 4-1
80kg Patrick Myers (Sligo City) beat Thomas Doherty (Baldoyle) 3-2
80kg Lennon Meade (Hyland Academy) W/O
80+kg Darragh Farrell (St Josephs Edenderry) beat Michael Keenan (Leeside Lough) 4-1
80+kg Thomas McDonnell (Docklands) beat Airimas Bauras (Leos) 5-0
80+kg Bonvie Babongilda (Olympic Mullingar) beat Colin Foley (St Michaels L) 5-0
80+kg Malachy Duffy (Virginia) beat Michael McDonagh (3 Bridges) 3-2

August 10

National Stadium

Preliminaries

48kg Stephen Kane (St Teresa’s) beat Karl Sheridan (Crumlin) 4-1
48kg Cahir Gormley (Maydown Olympic) beat Adam Byrne (St Saviours OBA) 5-0
48kg Michael Maughan (Olympic) beat Michael Stokes (St Michaels Athy) 5-0
52kg Kieran Tyrell-McPartlan (Ratoath) beat Darragh Lynch (Cherry Orchard) 5-0
57kg Shane Stokes (St Johns Derry) beat Adam Sinnot (Rathnew) 3-2
63kg Darragh Redden (St Davids) beat Adam McDaid (St Brigids L) 5-0
63kg Matthew Tyndall (Arklow) beat Michael Ward (Johnstown) 4-1
63kg Ben Farrelly (Crumlin) beat Michael Sweeney (Sligo City) 5-0
80+kg Bonvie Babongilda (Olympic Mullingar) beat Bernie McDonagh (St Annes) 5-0
80+kg Malachy Duffy (Virginia) beat Fiachra Barrett (Geesala) 5-0
80+kg Michael McDonagh (3 Bridges) beat James Redmond Ballybrack) 4-1

Q/Finals

46kg Cody Lafferty (Raphoe) beat Andrea Leer (Castleblaney) 5-0
46kg Breda Quilligan (Rathkeale) beat Georgina Sheridan (Tipperary Town) 5-0
50kg Elizabeth Lloyd (Ballyhaunis) W/O
50kg Kyla Gates (Marble City) beat Maria Mongan (Jobstown) 5-0
54kg Ellie Mai Gartland (Clonmel) beat Kaylen Horan (Sliabh Luachra) RSC2
57kg Nicole O’Sullivan (St Bernadettes) beat Tigernach Maguire (Immaculata 5-0
57kg Ava Fitzmaurice (Sliabh Luachra) beat Leah McDonagh (Geesala) 4-1

TJ Doheny, pictured above, re-established Irish boxing’s proud link to the Korakuen Hall in Tokyo on Thursday night.

The unbeaten Portlaoise southpaw, a former member of the IABA High-Performance Unit, dethroned Japan’s defending champion Rysouke Iwasa to claim the IBF title after a thrilling 12-rounder.

The win arrived over fifty years after Belfast lightweight Jim McCourt claimed bronze for Ireland at the same venue at Toyko 1964.

Iwasa’s sponsors presented the champion with the keys to a top of the range luxury car after he won the IBF title in 2017.

But his Ferrari hit a Laois speed bump in the Land of the Rising Sun, with former Portlaoise BC stand out Doheny, who switched codes in 2012 after moving to Australia, earning a unanimous decision in his 20th fight.

Olympic siler medallist and ten-time Irish Elite champion Ken Egan hailed the performance of his former Irish team-mate.

Over half a century before Doheny’s win, McCourt, pictured, claimed bronze at Tokyo 1964 eight years after the athlete he described as an inspiration, Johnny Caldwell, also of the Immaculata BC, won bronze at the 1956 Melbourne Games.

The Immaculata BC southpaw, a bronze medal winner for Ireland at the 1965 European Championships in Berlin, wore the Irish lightweight vest with distinction at the 1964 Games at the Korakuen Hall, then called the Korakeun Ice Palace.

A hat-trick of victories over Bun-am Sug of Korea, Ghulam Sarwar of Pakistan and Domingo Barrera of Spain saw McCourt reach the last-four, thus guaranteeing a 6th medal for Ireland from four Olympics since 1952.

Vellikton Barannikov of the USSR awaited in the semi-final, but McCourt, who had won all of his bouts 4-1 up to the semi-finals, was shaded on a split decision.

Meanwhile, the qualifiers for Tokyo 2024 begin early next year. It’s expected that the boxing event at the 32nd Olympiad will be hosted in the Korakeun Hall which was built in 1962.

Irish squad at Tokyo 1964 Olympics (Korakuen Hall)

Lightweight: Jim McCourt (Immaculata) – Bronze

Beat Bun-am Suh (Korea) 4-1