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Published 15:15 26 Jun 2015 BST
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Neck-in-neck throughout the opening three rounds, and with the home crowd firmly behind her opponent, Katie secured the win on a split decision.
She now heads into the final against France’s Estelle Mossely on Saturday.
"It was a close fight," she said afterwards. "It was always going to be."
"She's a top boxer. It was close, but I don't care, I'm through to the finals.
"I know I was down after three rounds so I had to go out and put the pressure on and try to win the round clearly."
Great image of Team Ireland boxing coaches Zaur Antia and Pete Taylor when @KatieTaylor is named the winner! #Boxing pic.twitter.com/ywIAN9BmZY
— Sportsfile (@sportsfile) June 26, 2015
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