Irish Boxing

That would be handy, sure enough!

(£70 quid for flyin out at 8.30am)

 

Aye, Flybe. Managed to get a hotel for 40 notes

 

If I was about I would have no problem puttin ye up, but I am not sure how the new Mrs. G would feeling about a bunch of unrestrained unhousetrained nordie rapscallions having unrestricted access to our pad!!

If I was ye I wouldnt go staying in Leigh - get a train back into Manchester and sample its delights.

 

Aye good shout, never realised it was only 14 miles out of Manchester :good

 

Irish Boxing Awards

Brendan Galbraith - The most recent renaissance of Irish boxing coincides with the fledgling Irish Boxing Supporters Club (IBSC) Awards, which will mark its second year by hosting the award ceremony at the An Culturiann in Belfast on Saturday 23rd January 2010.

The event is sponsored by Bogart Menswear and is organized by the IBSC in association with the Boxing Union of Ireland. This celebration of Irish boxing is undoubtedly a fantastic and timely addition to the boxing calendar.. Last year, demonstrated both the healthy supply in emerging Irish boxing talent and multiple title winners and, demand for Irish boxing – as evidenced by packed houses on the same night for the McCloskey and Rogan bills.

The unenviable task of selecting the winners is even greater this year with the addition of several new categories. The award categories are the following:

Professional Boxer of the Year (Bernard Dunne, Matthew Macklin or Paul McCloskey)

Prospect of the Year (Carl Frampton or Gary O’Sullivan)

Coach of the Year (new)

Irish Champion of the year (new)

In addition, Irish Boxing Hall of Fame awards will be distributed and a special boxing exhibition will also be on display on the night that will chart the history of the sport in Ireland.

In the inaugural Irish Boxing Supporters Club Awards Paul McCloskey scooped the Boxer of the Year Award, Martin Lindsay secured the Prospect of the Year and Irish boxing legend and former World Flyweight Champion Rinty Monaghan was the first inductee of the Irish Boxing Hall of Fame.

A limited number of tickets for the event are available by contacting Bobby Lavery on 07808175612.

To join the Irish Boxing Supporters club email

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Ardy/Ultimate Buzz - I might head over for the Lindsay fight too - I see the Red Devils are at home to the scousers that weekend as well so it could be nice one to go to.

 

I suppose your right bam bam. We have actually been working on that in the gym. Gerry has me punching short and right through the middle after the opponents attack or during it if the swinging. But well spotted
yea will be a busy week for me but the busier the better

 

I am not sure Ardy. I was looking at flights and it makes sense to come home on the Saturday as the flights are expensive coming home on the Sunday - so no football for me I think.

 

nice vids ardy:good... duddy is 1 reckless fookeratsch

 

I got something right!!! It must be a miracle. :good I'm just a hungry ******* for a devastating counterpunch KO. With your stance and natural style as well as your power could lead to some seriously hurtful punching as the other man tries to come forward.

Any chance of getting a video of sparring with Acosta or Booth?

 

Brian Magee fight is live on Setanta at the end of the month