Getting to know #Dakar2026 M50kg semi-finalist Kristian Jubani 🥊🇮🇪
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FINALST - YOUTH OLYMPIC GAMES | Team Ireland's Kristian Jubani has up-graded his medal at at least 🥈
He was utterly dominant in his 50kg semi final against Mexico's Alan Jesus Ocampo Cano, forcing two standing counts in Round 2, and claiming the 5-0 win.
Kristian boxes for gold in his final tomorrow, agains the winner of the bout now underway between India and Colombia.
Team Ireland's Kristian Jubani boxes for the Youth Olympic Games medal up-grade.
The Crumlin BC boxer secured a 50kg bronze yesterday, with an RSC2 win over Iraq.
Today, he boxes his semi final against Mexico's Alan Jesus Ocampo Cano at 1pm.
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YOUTH OLYMPIC MEDALIST | Team Ireland's Kristian Jubani has secured at least a Youth Olympic 50kg 🥉
He was utterly dominant in his Quarter Final over Iraq’s Almohaimen Taleef, forcing two 1st round standing counts and a 3rd in round two, prompting the RSC2 decision.
Kristian boxes his semi final at 1pm, Irish time, on Wednesday, taking on Mexico's Jesus Ocampo Cano
Team Ireland's Kristian Jubani is paying tribute to his family, his club Crumlin BC, and his High Performance team ahead of his Youth Olympic debut.
Kristian boxes for a 50kg medal against Iraq’s Almohaimen Taleef at 12:15pm, Irish time today.
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Team Ireland's Kristian Jubani makes his Youth Olympic Games debut today - and boxes for a medal.
Kristian contests his 50kg quarter final in Dakar at 12:15pm, Irish time - he takes on Iraq’s Almohaimen Taleef
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An the eve of his Youth Olympic debut, Kristian Jubani shares how he'll feel on his ringwalk - and that it'll come down to who wants it bad enough.
Kristian, of Crumlin Boxing Club, is the only Irish boxer contesting in Dakar, and gets his 50kg campaign underway against Iraq tomorrow at 12:15pm.
Kristian’s Youth Olympic Games journey is his own, but he follows in the footsteps of Team Ireland boxers including Ryan Byrnett, Joe Ward, Ciara Ginty, Michael Gallagher, Christina Desmond, Dearbhla Rooney, Dean Clancy and Lauren Kelly.
Boxing Ireland is holding a series of workshops to support clubs in preparing applications for the Sport Capital grant, now known as the Community Sport Facilities Fund (CSFF).
Through these online workshops, Boxing Ireland will provide practical guidance and support to clubs all aspects of the application process.
More, including how to register, here:
https://t.co/hv1jo08D0V
One week out from the first bell: The Team Ireland European U23 Championship team are on the countdown to Croatia 🥊.
The team wraps up a tough, productive training camp early next weeks and jets out to Porec on Saturday.
Team Ireland’s Kristian Jubani will begin his Youth Olympic Games campaign at quarter final stage, one win away from a medal.
The draw has taken place in Dakar this evening.
There are 11 boxers in Kristian’s weight, and his first opponent will be Iraq’s Almohaimen Taleef in Tuesday’s Afternoon Session – that’s Bout 2, at approximately 12:15pm. Taleef last boxed internationally at the 2026 World Futures Cup in February and exited at this first contest.
More here: https://t.co/TB17ChdcdZ
Team Ireland's Kristian Jubani says work ethic is a key part of his Youth Olympic Games.
Kristian, of Crumlin Boxing Club, is the only Irish boxer contesting in Dakar, and gets his 50kg campaign underway on November 8th.
Kristian’s Youth Olympic Games journey is his own, but he follows in the footsteps of Team Ireland boxers including Ryan Byrnett, Joe Ward, Ciara Ginty, Michael Gallagher, Christina Desmond, Dearbhla Rooney, Dean Clancy and Lauren Kelly.
Boxing has been shortlisted four times in three categories in the Olympic Federation of Ireland 2026 Olympic Sport Awards.
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The Olympic Sport Awards recognise achievement and impact throughout the Irish Olympic sporting community, from performances on the international stage to the coaches, programmes, events and communities underpinning Irish sport.
Boxing Ireland’s High Performance Programme has been shortlisted for High Performance Programme of the Year, while there are two boxing nominees in the Community Impact Shortlist – Monkstown Boxing Club (Antrim) and James Gray of Jobstown Boxing Club. The fourth boxing nominee is in the Image of the Year category. Sportsfile photographer, Tyler Miller, is shortlisted for his images of Boxing Ireland Youth Olympian, Kristian Jubani
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An advisory on the Permission to Travel procedure is being shared with all clubs and units.
Permission to Travel is required for any team, squad, or boxer & coach travelling internationally for any kind of boxing event. This permission confers insurance if all members of the travelling party are a) individually registered with the applicable club in Sport80 and b) are named on the permission to travel request.
Any Permission to Travel request submitted which does not follow the protocol as outlined will not be granted.
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As Kristian Jubani prepares to depart for the Youth Olympic Games, the Team Ireland boxer shares just how it feels to box for Ireland.
Kristian, of Crumlin Boxing Club, is the only Irish boxer contesting in Dakar, and gets his 50kg campaign underway on November 8th.
Kristian’s Youth Olympic Games journey is his own, but he follows in the footsteps of Team Ireland boxers including Ryan Byrnett, Joe Ward, Ciara Ginty, Michael Gallagher, Christina Desmond, Dearbhla Rooney, Dean Clancy and Lauren Kelly.
Three gold, a best boxer award for Kellie Harrington, three silver and 3 bronze for Team Ireland at the prestigious 46th Tammer International Tournament.
Well done to the entire team on an excellent campaign!
100 Elite athletes from 12 federations are competing at the tournament, including host nation Finland, Brazil, Australia, India, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, England, Scotland, Saudi Arabia.
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Team Ireland's Jack Marley is the 46th Tammer International Tournament heavyweight silver medalist!
He boxed his final in Finland against England’s Adekalie Kargbo. The 4-1 split decision went to Kargbo.
100 Elite athletes from 12 federations are competing at the tournament, including host nation Finland, Brazil, Australia, India, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, England, Scotland, Saudi Arabia.
Team Ireland's Adam Hession will come home from the 46th Tammer International Tournament with gold!
Adam is a walkover champ, as his opponent, India’s Hussam Uddin Mohammed, withdrew.
100 Elite athletes from 12 federations are competing at the tournament, including host nation Finland, Brazil, Australia, India, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, England, Scotland, Saudi Arabia.
Silver for Team Ireland's Evelyn Igharo!
The 70kg Clann Naofa boxed a hair's breadth tight 46th Tammer International Tournament final against Arundhati Choudhary of India. The 3-2 decision went to Choudhary.
100 Elite athletes from 12 federations are competing at the tournament, including host nation Finland, Brazil, Australia, India, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, England, Scotland, Saudi Arabia.
It's Tammer silver for Team Ireland's Louis Rooney!
The multiple European U23 medalist of Star ABC Belfast contested a tough, tight final against India’s Pawan Bartwal and comes home with silver.
100 Elite athletes from 12 federations are competing at the 46th Tammer International Tournement, including host nation Finland, Brazil, Australia, India, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, England, Scotland, Saudi Arabia.
Team Ireland's Shannon Sweeney has claimed gold at the 46th Tammer International Tournament.
The St. Anne's BC Mayo boxer was the 5-0 winner over Mayssoun Bourega of France in their 51kg final.
100 Elite athletes from 12 federations are competing at Tammer, including host nation Finland, Brazil, Australia, India, France, Sweden, Switzerland, Belgium, Netherlands, England, Scotland, Saudi Arabia.