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Huge Interview This Week!

Hey guys

Id like to thank everyone for visting the site, we had a very successful first week since going live.

To reward people for going on the site we will publish the first of many HUGE interviews at 12 o'clock on Thursday night! We have talked to a legend in worldwide MMA and asked him questions about his career, how he first got into martial arts and the advice he would give to young fighters just getting into the sport.

Thanks from all at www.mmaireland.org

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Permalink Reply by Patrick Mooney on March 9, 2010 at 10:31am: Good website guys, keep up the good work. This is a very useful tool for all Irish MMA and fighters.

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Permalink Reply by mmaireland.org on March 9, 2010 at 10:48am: Thanks Patrick,

The site is still in its early stages in terms of news. When events start taking place we will be doing full coverage with pre and post fight interviews and a full event report, much like what we done for clan wars 3 so we urge all promoters to get in contact . We have ideas in the pipeline that will hopefully change the face of MMA in Ireland and get the sport some mainstream publicity.

Make sure to log on this Thursday night at 12 to see who the interview is!

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