Irish Boxing

Who has Lindsay signed with???

 

better late than never:hey

 

Perhaps we shall get some more pints in!

 

Any idea when it will be announced......Will defo make this its only 5 minutes away......Will be interesting to see what the undercard has to offer too

 

Does the Luas go as far as the Citywest these days? Getting back home may cost a bit so best start putting some money aside for it.
Any news of anyother cards around the Dublin area yet? Any news on a Peters show being put on aswell.

 

Not yet it doesnt, But they are still doing groundwork and laying tracks for it though......
If this is going ahead in April i can see peters or dolphil having a show between now and then......

 

Can Murray as the headliner carry a show

 

I have my doubts about that too. He'll need to have a really solid undercard I reckon. And that can only be good for us as fans!

 

If it is ***an then he's in for a tough night. I tell you what I wouldn't be anywhere close to confident on Murray winning. He's failed to impress me too much and, while being limited, ***an will go in and give him hell for the entire fight

 

I love ***an, everyone knows that. I will be supporting ***an in this fight and hope he wins.

However, he wont. Murray has enough in the bag, especially his jab, to out box ***an and keep the maraudin wee ****er off him to gain a wide points victory!

Saying that it will be a crackin wee fight - ***an does exciting fights!

 

Boxers honoured at IABA awards

Saturday, 9 January 2010 14:46
John Joe Nevin, Katie Taylor and the entire Irish European Union Championships squad claimed the top awards as the IABA celebrated another outstanding year at their awards ceremony at the Louis Fitzgerald Hotel in Dublin on Friday night.
AIBA World Junior champion Joe Ward and European Youth champion Jason Quigley were also honoured.
Taylor, who claimed her fourth European title on the trot in the Ukraine last year, also picked up the Best Boxer award, while European Union middleweight champion Darren O'Neill collected the Best Senior award.

Meanwhile, the Geesala BC did the double after being presented with the Best Club and Best Coach awards.
Former Irish senior champion Michael Carruth, a gold medal winner at the 1992 Olympic in Barcelona, was inducted into the IABA Hall of Fame.
Uniquely, Carruth now joins his father Austin, also an inductee into the IABA Hall of Fame.
Patrick Gallagher, who won National Under-21 and Intermediate titles last year, got the verdict as the Best Under-21 and Rob Gorman was Best Intermediate.
IABA AWARDS WINNERS

Ann Abette International Achievement Award
John Joe Nevin (Cavan)

Senior International Achievement Award
Katie Taylor (Bray) & 2009 EU Team
Declan Geraghty (Dublin Docklands)
John Joe Nevin (Cavan)
David Oliver Joyce (St Michael's Athy)
Eric Donovan (St Michael's Athy)
Philip Sutcliffe (Crumlin)
Willie McLaughlin (Illies GG)
Darren O'Neill (Paulstown)
Ken Egan (Neilstown)
Con Sheehan (Clonmel)

Schoolboy & Cadet International Achievement Awards
Jason Quigley (Finn Valley)
Gary Molloy (Moate)
Joe Ward (Moate)
Charlie Haggerty (Golden Cobra)
Michael Reilly (Drimnagh)
Bernard Roe (Dublin Docklands)
Victor Medveduic (Tramore)
Ger Whitehouse (Bracken)
Best Boy
Martin Casey (Carlow)
Dylan Carr (Ryston)

Best Youth
Jason Quigley (Finn Valley)

Best Junior
Joe Ward (Moate)

Best Under-21
Patrick Gallagher (Gleann)

Best Intermediate
Rob Gorman (Bracken)

Best Senior
Darren O'Neill (Paulstown)

Best Boxer
Katie Taylor (Bray)

Best Club
Geesala

Best Coach
Coaching staff at Geesala

Best Referee & Judge
Paul McMahon (Antrim)

Hall of Fame
Michael Carruth (Drimnagh)

Award for Services to Boxing
Nicky White (St Joseph's)

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it says on boxrec that this fight is on the 19th not 17th of march:good