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Brett McGinty is now 5-0.
Brett McGinty maintained his unblemished beginning to life as a professional boxer on Saturday evening.
McGinty defeated the durable Genadij Krajevskij over four rounds in Doncaster.
The St Johnston man claimed a dominant points win at supper middleweight on the VIP Promotions card at Doncaster Racecourse.
It was McGinty’s first visit through the ropes since a November win over Pavel Albrecht in Coventry.
A shoulder injury prevented him from returning to action sooner, but the former Oakleaf ABC amateur ace is up and running again.
The Ricky Hatton-trained McGinty is now 5-0 as a pro while Krajevskij drops to 0-35.
The artist's impression of a proposed hotel at the Ballyreagh Road site between Portstewart and Portrush.
From left: Harpers Aoibheann Devlin, Stephen McCracken (Reclaim the Enlightenment) Katy Bustard (Causeway Harp Ensemble), Hannah Thompson and Phoebe Kelly.
(Left to right) Breige Mulholland, Air Ambulance NI; Sharon McFlynn, DAERA; Siobhan Murphy; Cormac Murphy; Maria Bradley, DAERA and Rachel Conn, DAERA. Photo: Michael Cooper
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