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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Illies Golden Gloves' Cahir Gormley (right)
Alex McAleer and Cahir Gormley bowed out of the National U22 Championships on Friday night.
Ballyshannon Boxing Club's McAleer and Gormley, representing the Illies Golden Gloves, lost out in semi-finals.
McAleer lost out on a unanimous decision to Dublin Docklands' Joshua Tumana at 63.5kgs at the National Stadium.
McAleer stopped Edenmore's Dylan O'Loughlin in a quarter-final seven nights previously, but Tumana proved too strong.
Cabra's Bobbi Flood got the better of Gormley in a light-middleweight semi.
Flood, the 2022 European Youth champion, took a unanimous decision. Flood had toppled Jon McConnell from the Holy Trinity BC in Belfast in a quarter-final while Gormley was handed a walkover following the withdrawal of Flow Academy's Cody Lee Peoples.
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