Ireland beat Wales in closely contested international

Ireland beat Wales 7-5 at the Clan Naofa Boxing club in Dundalk last Friday night in a keenly contested Boy 4 international.

Ireland beat Wales in closely contested international
Sun, 15 Jul, 2007 - 21:11

Ireland beat Wales 7-5 at the Clan Naofa Boxing club in Dundalk last Friday night in a keenly contested Boy 4 international.

Matt McKenna, Nial Keogh, Nial Cooney, Leroy Howard, JP Delaney, Chris Blaney and Stephen Mulligan all emerged victorious for the Hugh McMahon managed and Jim O'Neill coached Irish squad.

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