Chief sports reporter and columnist at Guardian News & Media
Sean Ingle is the Chief sports reporter and columnist at Guardian News & Media. He covers a wide range of topics within the sports realm, including the Olympics, football, tennis, and prominent sports figures, with a particular focus on competitive and professional sports. Sean's work has been featured in notable publications such as The Irish Times, Irish Examiner, Soccer America, and Yahoo Sports Canada, among others.
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Sean Ingle's predominant focus is on sports, specifically British sport, Olympics, athletics, and gymnastics. His coverage leans towards event coverage with a notable emphasis on government announcements and expert commentary in the context of legal policy regulation.
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By: Simon Tisdall, Toby Helm, Morwenna Ferrier, John Naughton, Vanessa Thorpe, Rupert Jones, Max Olesker, Wendy Ide, Sean Ingle, Jonathan Watts
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By: Sean Ingle
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By: Sean Ingle
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By: Sean Ingle
The World Bowls Tour said that its decision came after the involvement of Israeli bowlers at the Scottish International Open.
By: Sean Ingle
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By: sean ingle
Imagine tumbling back in time to 1 January, 2000. You pick up the 70p Saturday Guardian, with its spectacular photograph of Earth from space and a
By: Sean Ingle
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There was a final flick of the fingers, before the fists began to pump and soar, and the tears started to flow across 17-year-old Luke Littler's face.
By: Sean Ingle
‘I just looked up and looked into the crowd and everyone was on their feet, that's when the tears came,' said Luke Littler.
By: Sean Ingle
Luke Littler has revealed how watching back his defeat in last year’s final in the hours before facing Michael van Gerwen gave him the inspiration for victory
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