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Royal Rumble in Castlebar

Posted on July 11, 2011 by Boxing Ireland

County Mayo’s Henry “The Western Warrior” Coyle returns home next month when he challenges for the WBF Light Middleweight title against Italy’s Elio Cotena at the Royal Theatre, Castlebar on Friday, August 12th. The Chicago based Geesala native will headline … Continue reading →

Posted in News | Tagged Andy Murray, Bernard Dunne, Ciaran Healy, Elio Cotena, Finbarr "The Rock" Eade, Finbarr Eade, Geesala, Henry "The Western Warrior" Coyle, John Waldron, Michael Sweeney, Patrick "The Punisher" Hyland, Patrick Hyland, Philippe Frenois, Royal Theatre | Leave a comment

Cinderella Man

Posted on September 8, 2010 by Boxing Ireland

The University Sports Arena in Limerick was the venue on Saturday night for a European title fight that will live long in the memory of Irish boxing aficionado’s. This historic affair between two Irish pugilists for the vacant European Super … Continue reading →

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