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Keelan Kearney was victorious at the weekend.
St Bridget’s, Clonmany boxer Keelan Kearney won gold at the Dublin Multi Nations at the weekend.
Kearney, an Irish Boy 1 finalist earlier this year, won the 48kgs title at the tournament held in Monkstown BC.
On Saturday, Kearney overcame Eddie Lawrence from Dublin, taking a unanimous decision.
Kearney followed up with a superb victory over Scottish champion Aaron Napier in Sunday’s final. Napier took a count under a barrage of body blows from Kearney in the second round.
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Kearney was given a unanimous decision to take the gold back to Clonmany.
Also this year, Kearney - who lost out to Andrew Corcoran (Titans) in the Boy 1 final - won the Ulster 9 County and Halloween Box Cup titles at 48kgs.
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