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Kilkenny’s Garry Kehoe Recognized as 2025 Volunteer in Sport
Garry Kehoe, a dedicated figure in local sports, has been awarded the title of Kilkenny’s 2025 Volunteer in Sport. The accolade was presented at the Volunteer in Sport Awards, organized by the Federation of Irish Sport and supported by the National Network of 29 Local Sports Partnerships. The ceremony took place last Thursday, celebrating the invaluable contributions of volunteers who play a crucial role in fostering sports across Ireland.
Impact on the Community and Club Growth
Kehoe’s leadership and commitment to the Marble City Boxing Club have been instrumental in the club’s growth and success. Under his guidance, membership has expanded significantly, increasing from 50 to 120 members. This impressive growth highlights his ability to engage the community and inspire individuals to participate in the sport.
A spokesperson from the Kilkenny Recreation & Sports Partnership praised Kehoe’s efforts, stating, “Garry’s commitment and passion make such a difference, massive well done.” The spokesperson emphasized his incredible leadership qualities and how they have positively influenced both the Marble City Boxing Club and the wider Kilkenny community.
Promoting Inclusivity in Boxing
In addition to growing club membership, Kehoe has made significant strides in promoting inclusivity within the sport. He has successfully developed five qualified coaches, ensuring that boxing is accessible to all, including athletes with physical and intellectual disabilities. This commitment to inclusivity reflects a broader vision of fostering a welcoming environment for everyone interested in the sport.
The recognition of Garry Kehoe as Kilkenny’s Volunteer in Sport not only highlights his personal achievements but also underscores the vital role that volunteers play in the sporting community. As clubs like the Marble City Boxing Club continue to thrive, the dedication of individuals like Kehoe remains essential for the ongoing success and development of sports in the region.
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