The Mullingar fighter sealed the victory this afternoon.
John Donoghue has been crowned World Champion for the second time.
The Olympic BC boxer defeated Bibarys Ashirbay of Kazakhstan in the 70kg final at the World U19s Championship.
Elsewhere, It's been a busy week for midlands boxers on the international stage.
At the World U19s Championship Olypmpic BC'S Louise Joyce secured bronze in the 48kg category, with club mate Jason Donoghue winning the same medal at 65kg.
St Brigid's Boxing club members Layla Ayres and Alicia Ennis picked up bronze medals at the European U15 Championships in Turkey in the 52 and 54kg categories, with Olympic BC's Cian Leddy in the 90+kg and Rosaletta Casey in the 46kg from Portlaoise BC also picking up brozne medals.
Athlone Town Round Off Women's Premier Division Season With Victory
All-Ireland Champions Camross Knocked Out Of Leinster Championship
Clodiagh Gaels Knocked Out Of Leinster Intermediate Championship
Portlaoise Panthers On The Hunt For New Men's And Women's Coaches
Westmeath Man Set To Compete In Dublin City Marathon For The First Time
Portlaoise Panthers Back In Action This Weekend
Camross Begin Defence Of Leinster Crown
Laois GAA Club Relying On State Funding And Community Support For New Clubhouse
Athlone Town Player Noelle Murray To Retire From Football
Midlands Players To Start For Ireland In Athlone Stadium This Weekend
Ballinamere Durrow And Milltown Aiming To Progress In Leinster Championship
Westmeath Manager Confirms Backroom Team For 2027
Clodiagh Gaels Looking To Make Their Mark In Leinster
Robbie Henshaw And Darragh Murray Included In Irish Squad
Westmeath SHC: Raharney Manager Proud Of Side Following Final Loss
Alicia Ennis Guaranteed Bronze At European U15 Boxing Championships
Joe Dooley Reflects On His Hurling Career Following Induction Into GAA Hall Of Fame
Offaly Hurling Legend Joe Dooley Inducted Into GAA Hall Of Fame
Mixed Weekend For Portlaoise Panthers