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06 Sept 2025
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Kieran Cunningham (right) with opponent Reuben Aigbologa
Carndonagh boxer Kieran Cunningham lost out in a National Junior 2 Championship final on Sunday.
Cunningham was defeated by Reuben Aigbologa of Mayfield.
The Carn middleweight was aiming for glory in the Junior 2 finals hosted by Castlerea BC in Roscommon.
Cunningham was the only Donegal boxer to make it to Sunday's finals.
Cunningham overcame Daniel McConagh from Geesala in his semi-final. There, Cunningham claimed a narrow 3-2 split decision win
Aigbologa, for his part, defeated Aaron Duignan from Sacred Heart to book his place in the final.
Raphoe BC's Rian Patton was beaten in a 52kgs semi-final by Antrim's John Joe Boyle while St John Bosco woman Nadine Pearson lost on a unanimous decision to Muskerry's Chelsea Jordan ina 57kgs semi.
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