The Mammy of Irish Boxing, so named by Kellie Harrington during the Tokyo Olympics, is being celebrated for her vast contribution to Irish Boxing with a keynote film released to mark International Women’s Day. Anna Moore, of St. Francis Boxing Club, Limerick, joined the Irish Boxing Family in the late 1960s, and was a vital force in the development of women’s boxing in Ireland. Women’s boxing here is 23 years old this year – the first women’s competitive bout took place on Hallowe’en night, 2001

The dying moments of round two in a cracking contest at 60kg between Louis Griffin (Kilfenora) and James Delaney (Olympic C) Don't miss a punch: https://page.inplayer.com/iaba/item.html?id=3708145 | Boxing Ireland