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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Eddie McBride with Dunfanaghy BC coach Eddie Harkin
Dunfanaghy Boxing Club's Eddie McBride booked a place in the semi-finals of the National Junior Cadet Championships.
McBride impressed in a 52kgs quarter-final at the National Stadium on Saturday.
McBride sealed a semi spot thanks to a unanimous decision win over Eamon Kaye from St Michael's, Athy.
There was no joy for Colm Callaghan of Carndonagh BC. Having beaten Jesse Connolly from Neilstown 5-0 on Friday night, Callaghan was beaten on a UD by Mullingar Elite's Patrick Nevin in a 54kgs quarter-final.
On Friday night, Twin Towns' Caden Keenan lost a 4-1 split to Olympic's Evan Reilly with Noah Quinn from Carndonagh BC falling to a UD defeat against St Michael's puncher Jack St Ledger.
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