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Irish Olympic gold medalist Katie Taylor to represent UK in RIO 2016

Tom Humphries - Freelance | 29.12.2012 17:04 | Other Press | London | World

It is believed that olympic gold medalist Katie Taylor will represent Britain in the 2016 olympic games in Brazil.

Irish/British boxer Katie Taylor
Irish/British boxer Katie Taylor



Sources close to the olympic champion have informed this journalist that the 26 year old Bray native is most likely to fight under the union jack rather than under the Irish tricolour.

Katies father Peter - a former amateur boxer - was born and raised in England.

It is understood that Katie holds both British and Irish citizenship.

When a spokesman at her Bray gym was approached and asked what her reasons for making the switch were he simply replied "economical"

An official statement is expected to be announced momentarily.

Tom Humphries - Freelance

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  1. delighted that shes representing us! — jake
  2. Who cares. — Dave

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