Irish Boxing

Katie Taylor remains Ireland’s Most Admired Sports Star, collecting the gong for the fourth successive year. No one came close

Quigley will return to world reckoning if he wins crossroads fight says promoter De La Hoya

Jason Quigley [18(14)-(1)] will regain genuine middleweight contender status if he wins a ‘true crossroads’ fight next month. The Donegal

It’s official Dennis Hogan [28(7)-3(1)-1] will fight the son of a legend and one of the rising stars in Australian

Katie Taylor [17(6)-0] became a two time RTE Sportsperson of the Year winner tonight. The Irish sensation beat off tough

John Joe Nevin [14(4)-0] suggests he’d prefer to show Jono Carroll [18(4)-2(0)-1] he is a ‘bum’ rather than call him

Belfast star Steven Ward [13(4)-1(1)] will take on undefeated Kazakh ‘phenom’ Kamshybek Kunkabayev for the vacant WBO Asia Pacific cruiserweight

Amy Broadhurst claims she is now a Kellie Harrington cheerleader rather than rival. Some bad blood developed between the young

Mick Hennessy is adamant it won’t be a case of nice guys finish last when it comes to Stevie McKenna

The IABA have moved to update it’s members on the current state of affairs this week. Amateur boxing has been

Sean McComb [11(5)-0] is ready to prove he is a bonafide lightweight and genuine talent regardless of the scales when