Oh.
We didn’t not pay our television licence to stare at a blank computer, etc., etc.
Tag Archives: Katie Taylor
Oh.
Thanks Philip Ellis
Gianni Clifford writes:
This is a little A3 poster I created of Ireland’s toughest gal to excite the troops. I hope this poster can bring a tiny amount of the happiness Katie has brought to this country.
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A shy Katie Taylor, in her first television interview shares her hopes that women’s boxing will become an Olympic sport [to RTE 2’s Kevin O’ Connell in 2002].
Watch here
Thanks Darren Cleary @dardizzle
Constructive lack of productivity.
Lucy Riordan writes:
I’ll be wearing this on my shirt at Excel on Thursday evening.
“Dark-haired, deep-eyed and engaging, Taylor is not what you’d expect in a fighting Irishwoman, nor is she surrounded by people who’d prefer a punch to a potato … Katie is deeply rooted in her mother’s Christian faith, an avid bible reader who zones out to songs of worship…”
Ah here.
Update: the old switcheroo:
Thanks Eoin Darby and Brian McDonald
Meanwhile, In USA Today:
(Getty)
The Bray Way
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Katie Taylor after beating Team GB’S Natasha Jonas at London 2012 this afternoon to guarantee a medal position and a place in the semi-final on Wednesday. The final is on Thursday.
@broadsheet_ie (via AIBA) Noise levels for Taylor vs. Jonas at ExCeL recorded at 113.7 decibels, equivalent to a jackhammer by your ear— Kevin Byrne (@KevooByrne) August 6, 2012
(RTE via Brenda Fitzsimons)
Meanwhile, down the seafront…
(Thanks Aaron McAllorum and Lars Bicuits)
Oh my.
Dr Peter Taylor.
This is glove.
‘Katie’s A natural’ Says Sparring Partner Brother (Breda Heffernan, Irish Independent)
Previously: When Is Katie Taylor Fighting?
Thanks Declan Cashin
No Pressure
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Saturday in Bray, Co Wicklow – hometown of Katie Taylor and Adam Nolan [competing in the 69kg welterweight division at London 2012].
(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)