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The changing – and increasingly younger – face of Irish boxers turning professional

Some sell it as a young and exciting new breed while those more traditionally inclined have a totally different perspective.

The build up should be something special. Irish boxing funny man Paddy Barnes has agreed to fight genuine comedian Sir

In 1901 by Lake Michigan, Gerald Hurley was born in Chicago, Illinois. His grandfather was John Hurley who had taught

Katie Taylor and Natasha Jonas served up a classic on Saturday night. The former amateur rivals generated 113.7 decibels of noise at the

He debuted in Mexico before he was eligible to get an Irish boxing license or old enough to drink. He

Esker Boxing Club are calling for a united front as they launch an anti racism campaign. The ever inventive boxing

James Tennyson is the antidote to all boxing’s ailments. Tennyson has proved the one name Irish fans can drop when

The ‘you see further through a tear than a telescope’ saying once delivered by Ray Moylette is a nod to

By Cian Manning The Brown Bomber, Joseph Louis Barrow more commonly known as Joe Louis had been the longest single

A new book charting the formation and development of boxing in Donegal is now available to buy. ‘Boxing in Donegal: