Olympian's boxing club in court over barring order

A Dublin boxing club which counts Olympian Darren O' Neill as a member is in the High Court after it was locked out of its premises last week.

Olympian's boxing club in court over barring order
Wed, 22 Aug, 2012 - 15:53

A Dublin boxing club which counts Olympian Darren O' Neill as a member is in the High Court after it was locked out of its premises last week.

Trinity Boys Boxing Club is looking for orders allowing them access the Trinity Sports and Leisure Club, Donaghmede and directing the landlords to restore electricity in the gym.

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