National U/18 Men’s and Women’s Championships National Stadium Dublin

Friday July 27

Finals (6.30pm)

W48kg Ciara Walsh (Smithfield) V Daina Moorehouse (Enniskerry)
49kg Jude Gallagher (Two Castles) V Adam Hession (Monivea)
W51kg Caitlin Fryers (Immaculata) V Jessica Clarke (Carndonagh)
52kg Terry Donoghue (St Michaels Athy) V Danny Duffy (Immaculata)
W54kg Megan Coleman (Baldoyle) V Catherine Blaney (Navan)
56kg Killian Geraghty (Crumlin) V Brandon McCarthy (St Michaels Athy)
W57kg Aoibhe Ginty (Geesala) V Zara Breslin (Tramore)
W60kg Shauna O’Callaghan (Clann Naofa) V Marguerita Nevin (St Bridgids K)
60kg James Power (Legacy) V David Oliver Joyce (Ballymun)
W64kg Katelyn Phelan (St Brigids K) V Evelyn Igharo (Clann Naofa)
64kg Eric Byrne (Sacred Heart Dublin) V Callum Walsh (Riverstown)
W69kg Shauna Brogan (Castlebar) V Nadine Dermody (Raging Bull)
69kg David McDonagh (Mullingar Elite) V Christian Preston (Dublin Docklands)
W75kg Aoibhe Carrabine (Geesala) W/O
75kg Adam Matthews (Monkstown D) V Martin Sweeney (Westside)
81kg Jack Lawlor (Thurles) V Kane Tucker (Holy Family GG)
W81+kg Naoise Finney (Ballybrack) W/O
91kg Edward McDonagh (Lumpini) V Pierre Stokes (Leo’s)
91+kg Owney McDonagh (St Annes) W/O

July 20

S/Finals

52kg Terry Donoghue (St Michaels Athy) beat Michael Agnew (Lisburn) RSC2
52kg Danny Duffy (Immaculata) beat John Cowman (St Pauls Waterford) 5-0
W54kg Megan Coleman (Baldoyle) beat Courtney McCrudden (Emerald A) 5-0
W54kg Catherine Blaney (Navan) beat Mary Kate Nevin (St Brigids E) 5-0
56kg Killian Geraghty (Crumlin) beat Oisin Lally (Geesala) 5-0
56kg Brandon McCarthy (St Michaels Athy) beat Paul Loonam (St Carthages) 4-1
60kg James Power (Legacy) beat Eddie Corcoran (Cloghan) 5-0
60kg David Oliver Joyce (Ballymun) beat Barry McReynolds (Holy Trinity) 4-1
64kg Eric Byrne (Sacred Heart Dublin) beat Jamie Murphy (Ballybrack) 4-1
64kg Callum Walsh (Riverstown) beat Bernard Corcoran (Carrickmore) 5-0
69kg David McDonagh (Mullingar Elite) beat Edward Donovan (O.L.O.L.) 3-2
69kg Christian Preston (Dublin Docklands) beat Rokas Boltrzakainis (Clane) 5-0
75kg Adam Matthews (Monkstown D) W/O
75kg Martin Sweeney (Westside) beat Dylan Caldwell (Crumlin) 5-0
81kg Jack Lawlor (Thurles) beat Eghosa Igharo (Clann Naofa) RSC3
81kg Kane Tucker (Holy Family GG) beat Francis O’Donnell (Ballymun) 5-0

July 13

Q/Finals

W54kg Mary Kate Nevin (St Brigids E) beat Nicole McCabe (O’Hanlon Park) 5-0
W54kg Catherine Blaney (Navan) beat Orinta Ringyte (Riverstown) 3-2
56kg Paul Loonam (St Carthages) beat Davey Joyce (Holy Family Drogheda) 5-0
56kg Brandon McCarthy (St Michaels Athy) beat Colm Murphy (St Georges) 5-0
60kg David Oliver Joyce (Ballymun) beat James Conroy (Tobar Pheadair) 5-0
60kg Barry McReynolds (Holy Trinity) beat Jordan Carragher (Tredagh) KO1
69kg Christian Preston (Dublin Docklands) beat Conor Renaghan (Sean Dorans) 5-0
69kg Rokas Boltrzakainis (Clane) beat Gareth Browne (Springtown) RSC3

S/Finals

W57kg Zara Breslin (Tramore) beat Sophie O’Connor (Jobstown) 5-0
W60kg Shauna O’Callaghan (Clann Naofa) beat Carmen Mavrodin (Baldoyle) RSC1
W60kg Marguerita Nevin (St Bridgids K) beat Tiffany O’Reilly (Curragh) 5-0
W69kg Nadine Dermody (Raging Bull) beat Bobbie Hendrick (Sacre Coeur) RSC3

 

 

Team Ireland go into intensive training camp at the High-Performance Centre in Abbotstown early next week ahead of the opening bell for the AIBA World Men’s and Women’s Youth Championships in Hungary.

The IABA have named an 11-strong panel for the tournament which begins in Budapest on August 21.

Five of the squad – Daina Moorehouse, Caitlin Fryers, Jude Gallagher, Brandon McCarthy and Callum Walsh – are in action in Friday’s National U/18 finals at the Stadium.

Rebel County light-welter Walsh, a European Junior champion, meets Sacred Heart BC (Dublin) stand out Eric Byrne aiming for his 6th Irish belt.

“I’ll just have to stick to my game plan and get the job done. Winning my 6th Irish title would be a good confidence boost for the Worlds,” said the Cork teen (Riverstown BC).

Ireland go into training camp next Tuesday.

“We’re looking forward to getting the squad in after and getting a good training camp under our belts ahead of what will be a very tough and competitive tournament in Hungary,” said head coach Billy McClean.

The International Boxing Association (AIBA) yesterday marked the 30-day milestone to the start of the inaugural Men’s and Women’s World Youths.

The AIBA announced in June that they were increasing quotas for Budapest from 244 to 300 for males and 174 to 200 for females.

“The next generation of boxing talents will be competing in the 5’000-capacity Duna Arena in pursuit of gold,” said the governing body for AOB boxing.

A new website has been launched for the tournament.

Ireland leave for Budapest on August 18.

Irish amateur boxing is proudly sponsored by Liffey Crane. 

World Men’s & Women’s Youth Championships Budapest, Hungary August 20/31

Irish squad

Male

49kg Jude Gallagher (Two Castles)

52kg Dean Clancy (Ballinacarrow)

56kg Brandon McCarthy (St Michael’s Athy)

60kg Alex Higgins (Fr Horgans)

64kg Callum Walsh (Riverstown)

69kg Edward Donovan (OLOL)

Female

48kg Daina Moorehouse (Enniskerry)

51kg Caitlin Fryers (Immaculata)

54kg Mary Geraghty (Baldoyle)

57kg Dearbhla Rooney (Sean McDermot)

75kg Lauren Kelly (St Brigid’s Edenderry)

Team manager: Stephen Connolly and Tara Mari Robins

Head coach: Billy McClean

Coaches: Michael Carruth, Michael Mongan, Anita Just

Physio: David Cooke

 

 

Friday’s U/18 showdown between Caitlin Fryers and Jessica Clarke is evenly poised at 1-1 going into the third head-to-head between the talented pair.

The Immaculata BC and Cardonagh BC stand outs clash over three rounds for the flyweight  belt in one of 19 finals at Dublin’s National Stadium.

Clarke has previously beaten Fryers in the Ulster Championships but Fryers evened the score at the Irish Nationals.

“I fancy Caitlin strongly to win, I really do,” Immaculata BC coach Alfredo Meli told today’s Irish News.

Fryers claimed World Youth bronze last year and is included in an 11-strong Irish squad for next month’s World Men’s and Women’s Championships in Budapest, Hungary.

“She is a really hard trainer and a great asset to the club. She is a great kid, working over the summer and is hoping to start university at Jordanstown soon,” added Meli.

Fryers will be aiming to finish out her last year in Youth boxing on a high-note before targeting Senior belts.

“We were talking the other day and she was saying she would like a crack at the Intermediates before going into the Elites,” said Meli.

 

 

 

PRESS NOTICE

Launch of the National Sports Policy 2018–2027

Minister for Transport, Tourism and Sport, Shane Ross T.D. and Minister of State for Tourism and Sport, Brendan Griffin T.D., will officially Launch the National Sports Policy 2018–2027 at 

St. Laurence O’Toole Recreation Centre, Sheriff Street Lower, North Wall, Dublin, D01 PD89 on Wednesday, July 25^th.

 

The Ministers will be joined by Kellie Harrington and other athletes across a variety of sports.

 

 Photographers and Journalists welcome.

 

Details

Date:                                       Wednesday, July 25, 2018

Time:                                       Event commences at 11.00am

                                                 10.15 – Photocall with the Ministers and children from the Laurence O’Toole recreation Centre.

Photocall will commence at the Royal Canal between Sheriff Street Lower and Mayor Street Lower

Event Location:                       St. Laurence O’Toole Recreation Centre, Sheriff Street Lower, North Wall, Dublin 1, D01 PD89        Map here.

Ends
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Directions to Event

St Laurence O’Toole Recreation Centre is accessible easily from the city by public transport:

LUAS – George’s Dock Luas Stop – proceed to Common Street and turn right on to Sheriff Street Lower, take another right on to Mariners Port and take a left at the end of this street. (7 minutes approx.)

DUBLIN BUS – Either the 151 or 747 to stop number 5140 located on Common Street.

Secure Bicycle Parking and Disabled parking is available.

Car parking is very limited.

 

 

BOYS & GIRLS SENIOR CADET CHAMPIONSHIPS 2018

20 July 2018 Venue: National Stadium, Dublin

Boxing: August 10th,11th,17th,18th, 24th,25th.

Weigh-in: Initial Weigh in and Medicals will take place on Sunday, August 5th, 10am to 11am at the following venues.

Antrim: Dockers Social Club
Connacht: Dalton Inn, Claremorris
Leinster & Dublin: Ringside Club
Munster: Firgrove Hotel, Mitchelstown
Ulster: Omagh Station Centre.

Draw: Tuesday 7th August at 1.00pm. Results will be emailed to Club Secretaries and posted on wwww.iaba.ie after Draw.

Please do not call the office.

Duration of rounds 3×2 Minutes

Eligibility: Boys & Girls born in 2002 and 2003. Boxers must have competed in their Provincial Championships.

Weight Divisions: 46kg, 48kg,50kg, 52kg,54kg57kg,60kg,63kg,66kg,70kg,75kg,80kg,80+kg.

Boxing: Friday 10th August, 7pm at National Stadium
National Stadium Saturday 11th August (11am)
National Stadium Friday 17th August (7pm)
National Stadium Saturday 18th August (11am)
National Stadium Friday 24th August (7pm)
National Stadium Saturday 25th August (11am)

Weigh-in for Finals: Boxers must weigh in on the morning of their Finals, 8 am to 9 am at the National Stadium.

Entry Fee: Medical Record Cards and entry fee of 10 Euros must be produced at the initial weigh in.

Boxers must advise details of any medication they are taking or have taken in the preceding 4 weeks.

Anti Doping may be carried out at any stage of the competition.

Entries: Entries giving name, club, date of birth and weight to reach the under-signed at the National Stadium not later than Friday 3rd August.

It is a condition of entry that all boxers and their clubs have signed and submitted the Members Acknowledgement Form.

Attire: Coaches must wear full tracksuits and runners in the corners at all sessions, no caps or hats are permitted, Coaches must endeavour to set a high standard of hygiene.

No Red, Pink or Orange Gum shields. No international vests to be worn in the ring.

Boxers must wear hairnets or swim caps under their headgear. Long sleeved tops are not permitted under Vests.

Conduct: Please be advised that Clubs will be held responsible for the conduct of their supporters throughout these Championships.

Art O’Brien
Hon Secretary