Eoin and Phil Leavy with family members at a get together in 2006. All Photos: Arthur Kinahan
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Dundalk boxer Amy Broadhurst will return home from the European Elite Women's European Championships in Madrid with a bronze medal after suffering defeat in today's 60kg semi-final.
Dundalk boxer Amy Broadhurst will return home from the European Elite Women's European Championships in Madrid with a bronze medal after suffering defeat in today's 60kg semi-final.
The multiple-time Irish champion went down to the experienced Mira Potkonen of Finland in her bid to reach the decider.
On Wednesday, Broadhurst secured a medal by seeing off Russia's Anastasiia Beliakova of Russia on a unanimous decision.
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