The Sligo Champion

Myers’ European heroics celebrated with community

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THE Cranmore Community came together to celebrate and recognise the great achievemen­t by Sligo City Boxing Club, and local boxer Patrick Myers who represente­d Ireland at the European Junior Boxing Championsh­ips in Russia last month.

Myers not only represente­d his country, but he also returned home with a silver medal.

Sligo Sport and Recreation Patnership’s (SSRP) Community Sport Developmen­t Officer, who co-ordinates the Sligo East City Community Sports Hub Initiative congratula­ted the club and Patrick on their dedication and commitment to their sport as well their recent success.

Patrick’s family, friends, coaches, local supporters and community organisati­ons were out in force to welcome home their local champion, who did his club, community and country proud. Sligo City Boxing Club is open for new members.

Training takes place every Tuesday and Friday from 6-7pm at the Abbeyquart­er Community Centre.

 ??  ?? Chloe Myers Sligo City Boxing Club, Tina Cawley Abbeyquart­er Community Centre, Diane Middleton Cox SSRP, Thomas and Patrick Myers Sligo City Boxing Club, Noel Meehan Cranmore Regenerati­on Project, Maeve Colreavy Cranmore Co-operative Society, Joe Gethin Cranmore Regenerati­on Project.
Chloe Myers Sligo City Boxing Club, Tina Cawley Abbeyquart­er Community Centre, Diane Middleton Cox SSRP, Thomas and Patrick Myers Sligo City Boxing Club, Noel Meehan Cranmore Regenerati­on Project, Maeve Colreavy Cranmore Co-operative Society, Joe Gethin Cranmore Regenerati­on Project.
 ??  ?? Patrick Myers with his father and coach, Thomas Myers.
Patrick Myers with his father and coach, Thomas Myers.
 ??  ?? Special Welcome home for Sligo City Boxing Club’s Patrick Myers at the Abbeyquart­er Community Centre.
Special Welcome home for Sligo City Boxing Club’s Patrick Myers at the Abbeyquart­er Community Centre.

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