Boxing chief appeals for patience from landlords after two clubs left homeless

St Teresa's BC in Bray, the home town of Olympic champion Katie Taylor, says their premises was sold from underneath them without notice.

Thu, 21 May, 2020 - 20:16

Bernard O’Neill

Irish amateur boxing chief Dominic O'Rourke has appealed to landlords to show more patience after two amateur boxing clubs were left homeless this week because of the Covid-19 lockdown.

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