Gareth Cauldwell is a sports journalist based in Magherafelt, Northern Ireland. He writes for various publications including Yahoo Sports UK, Impartial Reporter, Belfast Telegraph, The Irish News, and Irish Examiner. Gareth covers a range of sports, with a particular focus on local sports events and teams in the Magherafelt area.
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Gareth Cauldwell's coverage focuses almost exclusively on local sports events, particularly football and competitions. His work centers around event coverage and announcements, indicating a preference for timely updates related to local sporting events and teams.
Given the local focus of his reporting, pitches should emphasize insights or stories related to specific regional teams, competitions, and championships. This could include exclusive interviews with athletes or coaches from the Magherafelt area or in-depth analysis of local sporting events.
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James Kavanagh, who is the youngest member of the Lakeland Cycle Club was celebrating success in the National and Ulster series of Cyclo-cross…
By: Gareth Cauldwell
Armagh remain level with Donegal at the top of the Division Two table as they maintained their unbeaten record with a four-point victory over Fermanagh in Brewster Park.
By: Gareth Cauldwell
They are joined there by Enniskillen Gaels, while Erne Gaels, Kinawley, Ederney and Teemore will contest the quarter-finals
By: Gareth Cauldwell
The St Joseph's men will now face Enniskillen, while the Belleek outfit take on Derrygonnelly
By: Gareth Cauldwell
The wait goes on for Enniskillen Gaels and Erne Gaels as they had to settle for a draw in the rain at Brewster Park.
By: Gareth Cauldwell
Erne Gaels ended a 43-year wait for the New York Cup with a deserving victory over Enniskillen in the Fermanagh SFC Final at Brewster Park.
By: Gareth Cauldwell
Monaghan champions to meet Down kingpins Kilcoo in last four Gareth Cauldwell Ulster Senior Club Football quarter-final: Erne Gaels 0-6 Scotstown 0-19
By: Gareth Cauldwell
A superb first half display saw Scotstown cruise through to an Ulster Club SFC Semi-Final against Down kingpins Kilcoo next Saturday with an emphatic 13-point win over Fermanagh champions Erne Gaels in Brewster Park on Saturday night.
By: Gareth Cauldwell
The quarter-final between the Monaghan and Fermanagh champions was rescheduled due to a death in the Belleek community
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