Alright NSB, I've taken to showing my work instead of doing everything myself and then telling y'all about it later. I could say it's to include more community input, but really it's because I have less time for research. When i show some half-done ****, folks tend to finish it for you.
Here I've compiled the most complete list of Irish champions you're going to find online. What y'all need to do is comment on this thread and tell me who should be cut from the list.
Don't know history? Don't worry about, history section has a sister thread. Don't know domestic modern boxing? Stay out of threads I start, they're for more in-depth fans. What I mean is I'm not really asking y'all to look **** up. If you want to, cool, but what I'm really after is the input from a fan who actually gave a **** about the Irish championship in 2010 or a fan who cares about the Irish lineage, that sort of input.
List:
Peter Corcoran 1771
Dan Donnelly 1811
Jack Langan 1823
Simon Byrne 1830
Samuel O'Rourke 1833
Mick Hayden 1842
Yankee Sullivan 1847
Richard O'Baldwin 1866
James Dillon 1874
Paddy Ryan 1878
John Sullivan 1885
James Corbett 1892
Peter Maher 1890
Con Coughlin 1892
Pat Scully 1895
Tom Sharkey 1895
Jem Roche 1905
Packey Mahoney 1905
Bob Brown 1909
Matthew Curran 1909
Dan Voyles 1912
Packey Mahoney 1913
Jem Roche 1913
Con O'Kelly 1914
Bartly Madden 1916
Jim Coffey 1917
Dave Magill 1923
Gene Tunney 1926
Jack Doyle 1932
James Braddock 1935
Tom Currin 1935
Butcher Howell 1938
Ernie Simmons 1940
Chris Cole 1942
Pat Mulcahy 1942
Paddy O'Sullivan 1943
Martin Thornton 1944
Gerry McDemott 1948
Paddy Slavin 1949
Pat Stapleton 1960
Terry O'Connor 1976
Tommy Kiely 1979
Gordon Ferris 1980
Seamus McDonagh 1991
Kevin McBride 1997
Colin Kenna 2008
Coleman Barrett 2010
Martin Rogan 2010
Tyson Fury 2012
Niall Kennedy 2015
All good proper Irish heavyweight champions do ya say? If no one has any arguments for me, then, here y'all go another great resource done by yours truly. You are welcome.
I guess you have to add **** to add an edit line. You can't just do it cause you want to. I was going to add in the reason for editing I didn't actually make this alone and Willow-o-wisp helped a lot.
Here I've compiled the most complete list of Irish champions you're going to find online. What y'all need to do is comment on this thread and tell me who should be cut from the list.
Don't know history? Don't worry about, history section has a sister thread. Don't know domestic modern boxing? Stay out of threads I start, they're for more in-depth fans. What I mean is I'm not really asking y'all to look **** up. If you want to, cool, but what I'm really after is the input from a fan who actually gave a **** about the Irish championship in 2010 or a fan who cares about the Irish lineage, that sort of input.
List:
Peter Corcoran 1771
Dan Donnelly 1811
Jack Langan 1823
Simon Byrne 1830
Samuel O'Rourke 1833
Mick Hayden 1842
Yankee Sullivan 1847
Richard O'Baldwin 1866
James Dillon 1874
Paddy Ryan 1878
John Sullivan 1885
James Corbett 1892
Peter Maher 1890
Con Coughlin 1892
Pat Scully 1895
Tom Sharkey 1895
Jem Roche 1905
Packey Mahoney 1905
Bob Brown 1909
Matthew Curran 1909
Dan Voyles 1912
Packey Mahoney 1913
Jem Roche 1913
Con O'Kelly 1914
Bartly Madden 1916
Jim Coffey 1917
Dave Magill 1923
Gene Tunney 1926
Jack Doyle 1932
James Braddock 1935
Tom Currin 1935
Butcher Howell 1938
Ernie Simmons 1940
Chris Cole 1942
Pat Mulcahy 1942
Paddy O'Sullivan 1943
Martin Thornton 1944
Gerry McDemott 1948
Paddy Slavin 1949
Pat Stapleton 1960
Terry O'Connor 1976
Tommy Kiely 1979
Gordon Ferris 1980
Seamus McDonagh 1991
Kevin McBride 1997
Colin Kenna 2008
Coleman Barrett 2010
Martin Rogan 2010
Tyson Fury 2012
Niall Kennedy 2015
All good proper Irish heavyweight champions do ya say? If no one has any arguments for me, then, here y'all go another great resource done by yours truly. You are welcome.

I guess you have to add **** to add an edit line. You can't just do it cause you want to. I was going to add in the reason for editing I didn't actually make this alone and Willow-o-wisp helped a lot.
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