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Saturday is Decision Time

Posted on August 18, 2011 by Boxing Ireland

The Irish Amateur Boxing Association Boxing Council will meet Saturday (August 20) to ratify the Irish squad for the upcoming AIBA World Men’s Championships and Olympic qualifiers in Azerbaijan. Saturday’s meeting will begin at 11am at the National Stadium in … Continue reading →

Posted in Amateur | Tagged AIBA World Championships, AIBA World Men's Championships, Azerbaijan, Boxing Ireland, IABA, Irish Amateur Boxing Association, Irish Boxers, National Stadium | Leave a comment

Box-off fair for Moylette

Posted on August 16, 2011 by Boxing Ireland

While last week’s contentious Open Elite Competition might be done and dusted, Ireland European gold medallist Ray Moylette still lives in hope of securing one of the much sought after plane tickets to the upcoming AIBA World Championships in Baku, … Continue reading →

Posted in Amateur | Tagged Ankara, Boxers, Boxing, Boxing Ireland, European Championships, IABA, Irish Boxers, Irish Boxing, Joe Ward, Philip Sutcliffe, Ray Moylette, Ross Hickey, St Anne’s | Leave a comment

Box Off to Kick Off

Posted on August 10, 2011 by Boxing Ireland

Beijing Olympian John Joe Joyce and 2010 Commonwealth champion Paddy Gallagher will get the Open Unseeded Elite Competition underway at the National Stadium in Dublin tonight. The St Michael’s Athy BC versus Gleann BC 69Kg clash is one of five … Continue reading →

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Azerbaijan Bound

Posted on May 5, 2011 by Boxing Ireland

In preperation for the European and World Junior Championships the IABA will send out a team to Baku to compete in the President Heydar Aliyev Cup. The 10 strong team will compete along with 14 other countries in the competition … Continue reading →

Posted in Amateur | Tagged Anthony Upton, Davey Joe Joyce, Declan Geraghty, Eric Donovan, IABA, John Joe Joyce, Luke Keeler, Tommy McCarthy | Leave a comment

Boxing in the Community

Posted on April 21, 2011 by Boxing Ireland

Community Boxing Officers End of Round One (1 Year Later): By: Oisín Fagan Pending the selection-process and just before the IABA/Dublin City Council (DCC) partnership announced their successful candidates for the Community Boxing Development Officer positions, I wondered how the … Continue reading →

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