Jay Mwamba
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Lansdowne salvage 3-3 draw (opens the original)
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Recent signing Edgard Kreye struck late in unrelenting wind and rain at Garfield High School in Garfield, New Jersey, to salvage a 3-3 draw for Lansdowne Yonkers against plucky SC Vistula in the American Premier Soccer League [APSL] last Sunday. The new Bhoy from U.S. amateur champions El Farolito of Californian averted a shock Lansdowne defeat with three minutes of regulation remaining after Vistula had come from behind to lead 3-2 with goals in the 72nd and 77th minutes. Sign up today to get d
Lansdowne Yonkers beat old rivals NYAC in cup (opens the original)
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Captain Seamus Keogh curled in an 86th minute free-kick to edge Lansdowne Yonkers past old rivals New York Athletic Club [NYAC] 1-0 in the first round of the 2027 Lamar Hunt U.S. Open Cup at Tibbetts Brook Park in Yonkers last Saturday. The match was the Bhoys’ first outing since their 3-1 extra time loss to California’s El Farolito in the Fritz Marth National Amateur Cup final in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, last July. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-date news and views from Irish America. Lansdowne
Trailblazer Taylor bows out with Croke Park win (opens the original)
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She began her fistic career posing as a boy at a time when womenâs boxing was restricted in Ireland. Last Saturday, Katie Taylor drew more than 82,000 fans to Dublinâs Croke Park for the final bout of a trailblazing career as one of the greatest female boxers in history. The 40-year-old U.S.-based Bray native put on another clinic to outclass previously  unbeaten Frenchwoman Flora Pili over 10 rounds. Taylor bowed out with a near perfect 26-1 [6 KO] ledger, and as a three-time undisputed WB
McKenna vows 'war mentality' (opens the original)
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When the final bell sounds, Saturdayâs historic Croke Park event card may wistfully be remembered as Katie Taylorâs swan song after a glorious ring career. But for another veteran on the card, there are hopes of a new beginning. Tyrone âThe Mighty CeltââMcKenna, who at age 36 is nine years Paddy Donovanâs senior, is promising an âall-out warâ and lots of blood when he meets âThe Real Dealâ in the 10-round co-feature to Taylorâs retirement fight with unbeaten Frenchwoman Flo
Donovan takes risk 'to stay active' (opens the original)
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Paddy âThe Real Dealâ Donovan, the International Boxing Federationâs ([BF] #1 welterweight contender, isnât concerned about risking his mandatory challenger position when he faces veteran Tyrone âThe Mighty Celtâ McKenna [25-6-1, 8 KOs] on a historic card at Croke Park in Dublin on Sept. 5. Â Headlining the show billed âOnce Upon a Time,â is womenâs prizefighting icon Katie Taylor in her farewell fight. Sign up today to get daily, up-to-date news and views from Irish America. M
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