Malcolm Mccausland is an Athletics Correspondent at MSN. He covers various themes and beats within the realm of sports, focusing particularly on individual sports and competitive sports disciplines. Malcolm's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Irish News and the Derry Journal.
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Mark English delivered another standout performance on the third day of the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham.
By: Malcolm McCausland
Kate O'Connor enters the Alexander Stadium this morning for the first of her seven events in the heptathlon as the European Athletics Championships move towards a conclusion on Sunday.
By: Malcolm McCausland
It's been a long road for Mark English from Barcelona to Birmingham — over 1,000 miles and 14 years from his appearance at the World Juniors in the Catalan capital, with plenty of ups and downs along the way.
By: Malcolm Mccausland
Adeleke and English both climb the podium, with Kate O’Connor looking to write her name in the history books as well
By: Malcolm McCausland
Kate O'Connor's landed a second gold for Ireland on day six of the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham, much to the delight of the large travelling green army in the stands.
By: Malcolm Mccausland
Over 300 runners turned out for the three races organised by local club Springwell
By: Malcolm McCausland
Although both the Glasgow Commonwealth Games and the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham have been consigned to the history books, there is no let-up in track and field—or road-race action—this summer.
By: Malcolm McCausland
Ethiopia's Addisu Gobena set a new men's course record as he won the Sydney Marathon yesterday, in the opening round of the autumn series of major big-city races.
By: Malcolm McCausland
Stephen McAuley is the firm favourite for Sunday's Waterside Half Marathon, which carries Northern Ireland and Ulster championship status.
By: Malcolm McCausland
Stephen McAuley and Judith Storm on Sunday captured the NI and Ulster individual titles at the Waterside Half Marathon in Derry.
