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Action from the Twin Towns BC Tournament. Photos: Matthew Harvey
European U15 champion Roisin Hegarty returned to action with a bang on Friday night as Twin Towns Boxing Club hosted a tournament in Ballybofey.
Hegarty overpowered Ashling Greene from Dealgan BC in a Girl 3 contest at Jackson’s Hotel.
The Twin Towns BC lightweight claimed a unanimous decision victory over Greene on a night that saw six winners declared in the home corner.
Last month at the European U15s in Montenegro, the Letterkenny teenager defeated Ukrainian opponent Tetiana Zvenihorodska and became the first Donegal female to win a European gold in the process, taking the 63kgs crown.
The Anderson name continues to course through the Twin Towns BC veins. Brian Anderson and Jack Anderson, both Ulster champions from the Twin Towns stable - and grandsons of Brian Anderson who boxed for Ireland at the 1964 Olympics - recorded wins.
Jack Anderson defeated Liam Murray and Brian Anderson was victorious against Gerard Duffy, with both opponents from Dealgan BC in Dundalk.
Twin Towns’ Jacques Rolland overcame Dunree’s Justin McGilloway while Ali Salah bagged a victory over Dunree’s Colum McLaughlin and Brendan McFall edged out Ederney’s Shane Gallagher.
Of the visiting victors, St John Bosco’s Isla McShane was an impressive winner, defeating local Aoibhinn Gillespie on a UD.
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Twin Towns BC Tournament - Results: Caden Walsh (Twin Towns) v Shennan Emmis (St John Bosco) Exhibition; Caolan Keenan (Twin Towns) lost to Ultan McGrath (Dealgan) 0-3; Nathan Lynch (Twin Towns) los to Eoghan McCusker (Dealgan) 0-3; Aoibhinn Gillespie (Twin Towns) lost to Isla McShane (St John Bosco) 0-3; Jack Anderson (Twin Towns) beat Liam Murray (Dealgan) 2-1; Oisin Martin (Twin Towns) lost to Sean McDermott (Ederney) 1-2; Aaron Callaghan (Twin Towns) lost to Justin McGuinness (Carndonagh) 1-2; Roisin Hegarty (Twin Towns) beat Ashling Greene (Dealgan) 3-0; Brian Anderson (Twin Towns) beat Gerard Duffy (Dealgan) 3-0; Brendan McFall (Twin Towns) beat Shane Gallagher (Ederney) 2-1; Adam Walsh (Twin Towns) lost to A Caldwell (Carrigart) 0-3; Jacques Rolland (Twin Towns) beat Justin McGilloway (Dunree) 3-0; Igor Fabia (Twin Towns) lost to Caleb O’Neill (Annagry) 1-2; Ali Salah (Twin Towns) beat Colum McLaughlin (Dunree) 3-0
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