Ciaran McVarnock - Irish Boxing

‘I should have never had those thoughts going through my head’ – Ciaran McVarnock shares reasons he retired

Ciaran McVarnock knew he was in the winter of his boxing career as far back as this Spring – weeks

Belfast fighter Ciaran McVarnock has announced his surprise retirement at the age of 29. The New Lodge featherweight finishes in

Joe Fitzpatrick [10(7)-1(1)] has become the latest fighter to propose an all-Irish fight for the Feile. ‘The Dragon’ has put

Ciaran McVarnock registered his first win two years and two days getting back behind the wheel in the Sheffield Arena

Ciaran McVarnock [10-0-1] returns to the ring tonight. ‘Bunty’ fights for the first time in exactly two years and three

Ciaran McVarnock [10(3)-0-1] is ready for the best version of scyzophrenic journey man Jaime Quinn [7(0)-106(3)-2]. The Belfast featherweight returns

Ciaran McVarnock [10(3)-0-1] is ready to start moving through the gears once he returns to action on May 28th. ‘Bunty’

Ciaran McVarnock [10(3)-0-1] is all too aware that boxing leads you down the most selfish of paths, so for the

Ciaran McVarnock [10(3)-0-1] overcame a sizeable weight disadvantage, 18 months out of the ring, and a nightmare camp to register

There is no place like home for Ciaran McVarnock. After a stint of fighting out of Manchester and some time