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Eabha and Clara Burns with their grading certificates after their successful grading at Dundalk Karate
Like many sports, the summer months mean holidays, days to the beach and fun family days out.
However, it also means gradings for some members of Dundalk Karate and after numerous weeks or even months of hard work, grading day finally arrived at their Dojo in the Redeemer Family Resource Centre.
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Congratulations to everyone who graded and saw many karateka step onto the tatami mats and show everyone including their fellow club members, parents, friends and extended family, how much they have come on.
It was sensei's Marcus Mulholland and Hoey along with assistant coach Gemma Kelledy, who were privileged to award numbers grading certificates and belts to those who graded. Well Done to all.
If you would like any further information on Dundalk Karate and the classes they hold in the Redeemer Family Resource Centre, you can contact Sensei Marcus 4th Dan on 086 353 1625 or karatequeen@live.com
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