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Ciara Craig in action in the Elite final and, inset, David Tennyson celebrates
Ciara Craig lost out in her Ulster Elite final on Thursday night, but west Donegal boxer David Tennyson grabbed an Ulster 9 County title in Belfast.
Falcarragh woman Craig, boxing now out of Glengormley Boxing Club, was through the ropes of the Girdwood Community Hub in Belfast.
Craig, who won an Irish Intermediate title in 2024, boxed in a round robin in Belfast in October, taking on Rebecca Kavanagh in an exhibition.
Craig was beaten by Ella McDonald from Corpus Christi in Thursday’s final with McDonald taking a unanimous decision.
The Girdwood Community Hub also hosted some remaining Ulster 9 County Boy 4-7 finals.
There, David Tennyson of Derryveagh Boxing Club overcame Josh Doran from St Bronagh’s to win the Boy 6 63kgs final and land his eighth provincial crown.
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In November, Tennyson - who was presented with the Mark Porter Most Active Boxer award at the County Donegal Boxing Board Awards in September - defeated Jacopo Pirozzi in an international tournament in Marcianise, Italy
Raphoe Boxing Club’s Gary McNamara was stopped by Clonard BC’s Sean Gray in the Boy 7 65kgs final.
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