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Joe Flaherty TD and newly elected Longford County Councillor Kevin Hussey pictured with local boxing champion Michael Nevin
Youths boxing in Longford and the surrounding region has enjoyed a tremendous success rate this year and the latest Irish champion is 14-year-old Michael Nevin.
Living in Tarmonbarry, the St Mel’s College student Michael has won Roscommon, Galway, Connacht and All-Ireland titles in his promising boxing career and was unlucky to lose in the finals of the Junior Cadets.
We are sure to hear a lot more about the talented young Nevin in his chosen sport and he is making his parents Michael and Samantha proud with his exploits in the ring.
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