Twin Towns boxer Ciara Anderson comes from a famous boxing family – and the LYIT student is aiming to win her third Irish title this weekend.
The 18-year-old is a grand-daughter of former Irish Olympian Brian Anderson senior from Ballybofey, who punched for Ireland at the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo.
Ciara is a chip off the old block. Already a two-time Irish champion, she faces Shannon Sweeney from St Anne’s in the Irish Under-22 semi-final on Friday night at the National Stadium.

Ciara Anderson with Donegal Boxing Board President Peter O’Donnell
Canal’s Chloe Fleck awaits the winner in Saturday’s final.
In 2014, Ciara won the Youth 1 46kgs final when she defeated Lauren Stewart from Togher and in 2015 she won the Youth 2 title at 46kgs by way of a walkover win.

Ciara Anderson with fellow Twin Towns boxer Donna Barr
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