Dublin's Kellie Harrington makes history by securing her place as one of Ireland's greatest Olympians! 🥊✨
Kellie Harrington has once again proven that class is permanent and talent knows no bounds! The remarkable Dubliner, already a household name, has earned at least a bronze medal after showcasing her boxing prowess in the women's 60kg quarter-finals at the Paris Olympics. Facing off against experienced Colombian boxer Angie Paola Valdés, Harrington not only controlled the bout but did so with an elegance and ferocity that left audiences breathless. Her focus and determination were evident as she danced around the ring, demonstrating why she’s earned the title of a classic championship boxer.
This triumph is particularly historic as Harrington is now the first Irish woman to win Olympic medals at successive games, joining the ranks of only two other members of Team Ireland who have achieved this remarkable feat in the last century. Her victory solidifies her place in fandom and boxing history, sparking celebrations across the Emerald Isle. With the semi-finals on the horizon, the buzz around her matches is palpable, and fans are eagerly anticipating her next move.
But not all stories from the Paris Olympics were filled with glory. Unfortunately for Jude Gallagher, his debut came to an abrupt halt in the men’s 57kg category after facing a tough opponent in Carlo Palaam of the Philippines. Although he exited the competition in the last-16 stage, Gallagher's journey is a testament to the growing pool of talent in Irish boxing, and there's always next time for this budding athlete.
As the Olympics unfold, Kellie Harrington's five-star performances teach us something valuable — when you put your heart into it, you can create waves in your field! Stay tuned as Harrington continues to make history and redefine what it means to be an athlete. Fun Fact: Harrington's incredible journey has already inspired countless young athletes across Ireland to lace up their boxing gloves and dream big!
Class is permanent and the Dubliner showed why she is the classic championship boxer by controlling a potentially tricky women's 60kg quarter-final against ...
Kellie Harrington has become the first woman, and the third Team Ireland member in a century, to win Olympic medals at successive games.
Irish lightweight guaranteed at least a bronze medal after booking spot in Saturday night's semi-finals.
KELLIE HARRINGTON IS guaranteed a medal at the Paris Olympics after winning her 60kg quarter-final bout against Colombia's Angie Paola Valdes Pana.
KELLIE HARRINGTON HAS won her quarter-final fight against Colombian opponent Angie Valdés in the women's lightweight division in Paris.
The Dublin boxer has become the first Irish female Olympian to win medals in two Olympics, after securing at least a bronze today.
Jude Gallagher exited Paris 2024 at the last-16 stage after suffering a defeat by unanimous decision to Carlo Palaam of the Philippines in the men's 57kg ...