Ian Callender is a journalist at Belfast Telegraph. He writes about cricket and follows Tottenham Hotspur, often exploring the dynamics of team sports and various sports disciplines. Ian's work has been featured in the Belfast Telegraph.
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Ian Callender's focus is predominantly on local sports events, particularly cricket and football in Ireland. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing insights into local matches, player performances, or team strategies. If you have unique access to players or coaches involved in these local events, it could lead to a successful pitch. Given the high emphasis on event coverage and the specific regional focus of his articles, tailoring your pitches to reflect a deep understanding of Irish sports culture and recent developments would likely be most effective.
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By: Ian Callender
Instonians returned to the scene of their T20 triumph on Sunday and put themselves in pole position to win the 2025 Premier League title.
By: Ian Callender
Brigade soared to the top of the North West Premiership for the first time in the 2025 season thanks to a devastating bowling performance at Sandel Lodge where Coleraine were dismissed for 56.
By: Ian Callender
Instonians have one hand on the NCU Premier League trophy after beating Muckamore at Shaw’s Bridge. Waringstown, their closest rivals, hammered Lisburn but they remain four points behind with an inferior run-rate going into next Saturday’s final round of games.
By: Ian Callender
Instonians will start as big favourites to complete the treble on Sunday when they face Cork County in the Final of the All-Ireland T20 Cup at Stormont (3.00pm).
By: Ian Callender
Carrickfergus will be presented with the NCU Section One trophy next Saturday after clinching the title when only remaining challengers Lurgan lost to Ballymena.
