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Ryston Boxing Club recently set a new record when nine of their ten female boxers took home gold medals from the Girl All Ireland Championships at the National Stadium in Dublin.
Shannon Edge, Natasha Logan, Martina Myers, Chloe Callander, Samantha Callander, Niamh Carty, Niamh Earley, Rihann Martin and Anne Connors all claimed gold, while Kirstin McCormack was beaten in her final bout.
Pictured left is one of Ryston’s gold medallists, Niamh Carty and club mate and friend Caitlin Monahan, who were among the large crowd gathered at Dublin Airport to welcome home four times world champion Katie Taylor from China recently.
Caragh village (Pic: Googlemaps)
Sinéad Ronan, Public Affairs Manager, County Kildare Chamber and Luke Hanahoe, President, County Kildare Chamber with the pre-Budget submission
Clane Cormac Vizzard shows his determination as he goes past the challenge of Celbridge Niall O'Regan in the Joe Mallon (Renault) Motors SFC, Group B, Round 2 game, Photo: Sean Brilly
RIP to the late Rosaleen Ryan, Gerry McGlinchy and Thomas Hetherington
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