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07 Sept 2025
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One of the many kickboxing families pictured at Monday's premier at the Nerve Centre, Derry. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
A capacity crowd including the city and district’s Mayor Patricia Logue were at the Nerve Centre in Magazine Street on Monday night for the premiere of Feile’s latest film production, 'Rath Mór Warriors - Release Your Inner Warrior'; – and it didn’t disappoint!
The film, produced by Feile’s videographer Ruairi Campbell, charts the history of the Creggan-based K1/Kickboxing, Boxing, Muay Thai & Fitness Gym.
The film is a Communities In Transition project, funded by The Executive Office and showcases the various programmes at the Rath Mór club which has been in operation for 11 years under the guidance of Sean McGill and now has well over 100 members, both male and female, aged from 4-56.
The 25-minutes film follows Conal ‘The Juggernaut’ McBrearty from Creggan Estate, a member of the club from 11 years of age, on his journey to becoming ISKA Semi-Pro Welterweight Champion.
It also celebrates the positive contribution the club and its members make to the Creggan neighbourhood and wider area and shows how kickboxing can benefit both physical and mental health and how the sport has helped change lives in the local community.
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