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EUROPEAN YOUTH SQUAD NAMED

Posted on August 15, 2011 by Boxing Ireland

The Irish Amateur Boxing Association have named a ten-strong squad for the eagerly anticipated 2011 European Youth Championships. A record breaking 38 nations have registered to compete in the tournament which begins next Monday at the Citywest Hotel in Dublin. … Continue reading →

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