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Rod Gilmour's coverage revolves around sports-related profiles and events, particularly in hockey. He may be interested in pitches related to interviews with athletes or industry figures, as well as features on significant sporting events and the people involved.
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By: Rod Gilmour
So, to the World Cup 2026 game where Germany men’s penchant to come through tournament pressure hockey came to life. Little wonder their coach Andre Henning said it was the best game they had played in two years. This humdinger of a game saw Australia enjoy the first three minutes then small pockets where they […]
By: Rod Gilmour
Ireland women's World Cup campaign will end with a damp squib after losing their second pool classification match 3-1 against USA in Wavre.
By: Rod Gilmour
Ireland finish best-ever Hockey World Cup in 10th after 6-3 defeat to New Zealand
By: Rod Gilmour
Small sided hockey runaround with an Aussie who used session like a match day.
We speak to Guy Singh-Watson, who tells us how he started and grew his organic veg box company Riverford, in our new How We Built It series.
By: Rod Gilmour
Guy Singh-Watson, 66, still has some of the old hoes and seed drills he used to plant, then pick the first leeks at his fledgling business 40 years ago.
Peter Layton, regarded as the founding father of British glass as an artform, often describes his industry as the 'Cinderella medium'.
Peter Layton, regarded as the founding father of British glass as an artform, often describes his industry as the 'Cinderella medium'.
By: Rod Gilmour
University of Durham goalkeeper Mali Wichmann on life with new team-mates and national goals with Germany.
By: Rod Gilmour
English hockey talent Biba Mills is currently settling in to a debut season abroad with her new club Rotterdam HC.
