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Official homecoming for Paddy Barnes and Michael Conlan Official homecoming for Paddy Barnes and Michael Conlan
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Olympic bronze medal winners Paddy Barnes and Michael Conlan will be officially welcomed back home at Titanic Belfast later.Olympic bronze medal winners Paddy Barnes and Michael Conlan will be officially welcomed back home at Titanic Belfast later.
The two Belfast men will unveil their medals at the building at 17:30 BST.The two Belfast men will unveil their medals at the building at 17:30 BST.
Barnes, 25, who also won bronze in Beijing, became the first boxer from the island of Ireland to win medals at consecutive Games.Barnes, 25, who also won bronze in Beijing, became the first boxer from the island of Ireland to win medals at consecutive Games.
Conlan, 20, who is a member of west Belfast's St John Bosco club, won his first medal in his Olympic debut.Conlan, 20, who is a member of west Belfast's St John Bosco club, won his first medal in his Olympic debut.
The Belfast pair will ride through the centre of the city in an open-top bus on Tuesday at 13:00 BST.The Belfast pair will ride through the centre of the city in an open-top bus on Tuesday at 13:00 BST.
Northern Ireland's other Olympic medallists, Team GB rowers Alan Campbell and brothers Peter and Richard Chambers, will be welcomed back to their home town of Coleraine on Wednesday.Northern Ireland's other Olympic medallists, Team GB rowers Alan Campbell and brothers Peter and Richard Chambers, will be welcomed back to their home town of Coleraine on Wednesday.
There will be no official homecoming welcome for the rest of the Irish Olympic team when they arrive at Dublin airport. Although there will be no official homecoming welcome for the rest of the Irish Olympic team when they arrive at Dublin airport, a civic reception will be held on Wednesday.
Efforts had been made to hold a welcoming event at lunchtime when members of Team Ireland were due to arrive. On Monday, gold medal women's lightweight boxer, Katie Taylor, and bantamweight silver medalist John Joe Nevin, will travel in open-top buses in their home towns of Bray, County Wicklow, and Mullingar, County Westmeath.
Dublin City Council, however, was told by the Olympic Council of Ireland that team members wanted to go home as soon as possible.
Northern Ireland sports minister Caral Ni Chuilin is expected to accompany the Irish Amateur Boxing Association in welcoming the team back to Dublin Airport.
Gold medal women's lightweight boxer, Katie Taylor, and bantamweight silver medalist John Joe Nevin, will travel in open-top buses in their home towns of Bray, County Wicklow, and Mullingar, County Westmeath.
Bray Town Council is to also hold a live music and a fireworks display on Monday to welcome home Taylor and fellow Bray boxer Adam Nolan.Bray Town Council is to also hold a live music and a fireworks display on Monday to welcome home Taylor and fellow Bray boxer Adam Nolan.
A special stage is to be erected in Cusack Park in Mullingar for a homecoming ceremony for silver medal-winning boxer John Joe Nevin on Monday evening.A special stage is to be erected in Cusack Park in Mullingar for a homecoming ceremony for silver medal-winning boxer John Joe Nevin on Monday evening.
He will travel through Mullingar with fellow Olympian Joseph Murphy on an open top bus from 18:30 BST.He will travel through Mullingar with fellow Olympian Joseph Murphy on an open top bus from 18:30 BST.
President Michael D Higgins has also invited the Irish team to a reception at his official residence, Aras an Uachtarain.President Michael D Higgins has also invited the Irish team to a reception at his official residence, Aras an Uachtarain.