Mccarthy advance at National Youth Championships

Light heavyweight prospect Tommy McCarthy is two bouts away from claiming an Irish title at the National Youth Championships just a few weeks after going all the way in the Ulster Senior Championships.

Mccarthy advance at National Youth Championships
Fri, 30 May, 2008 - 13:37

Light heavyweight prospect Tommy McCarthy is two bouts away from claiming an Irish title at the National Youth Championships just a few weeks after going all the way in the Ulster Senior Championships.

The future stars of Irish boxing will be on show when the Championships resume with eight quarter-finals at the National Stadium in Dublin tonight.

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