Get ready for an action-packed weekend with the Dublin Racing Festival, Six Nations Championship, and live boxing events.
The upcoming weekend promises a thrilling array of sporting events across Ireland. Horse racing enthusiasts can anticipate the Dublin Racing Festival at Leopardstown Racecourse, a prestigious two-day affair featuring eight Grade One races. The first day will showcase the renowned Irish Gold Cup, while the following afternoon will witness the highly anticipated Irish Champion Hurdle.For rugby devotees, the 2025 Six Nations Championship kicks off, marking a significant moment in the year.
Ireland, the reigning champions, will be eager to defend their title after a triumphant victory last year, despite a single defeat at Twickenham. The first match presents an opportunity for Ireland to seek revenge against England, who will travel to Dublin for a clash of titans.Meanwhile, boxing fans can look forward to an exciting night of action at the Ulster Hall in Belfast. Local champion Colm Murphy will defend his Commonwealth silver featherweight title against Kasimu Hamad Haji from Tanzania. This live boxing event will be broadcasted on BBC, offering viewers an up-close and personal experience of the sport. Adding further excitement to the card, another local boxer, John Cooney, will challenge for the Celtic super-featherweight belt against Welshman Nathan Howells
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