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The photography and journalism of Carlisle-based photojournalist Ian Duncan.

Tag: Rugby League

Wath Brow Hornets (in black) v Waterhead Warriors (in green) in the National Premier Rugby League at Giel Park in the Wath Brow area of Cleator Moor in Cumbria... Picture: Ian Duncan.

Rugby League: Wath Brow Hornets v Waterhead Warriors

Posted on 23rd Aug 202624th Aug 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

Yesterday (Saturday, August 22) I ventured down to Geil Park in the Wath Brow area of Cleator Moor in west… Read more Rugby League: Wath Brow Hornets v Waterhead Warriors

FIRST TRY... 17-year-old Conrad Dockwray scores his first try for Wath Brow Hornets in their rugby league match against Wigan St Judes at Giel Park in the Wath Brow area of Cleator Moor. In the end the score was 22-24 thanks to a last minute try by Wigan... Picture: Ian Duncan...

Wath Brow Hornets fall short against Wigan St Judes

Posted on 5th Jul 20267th Jul 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

Yesterday I saw my third amateur rugby league match this year, at Wath Brow Hornets’ Giel Park home ground in… Read more Wath Brow Hornets fall short against Wigan St Judes

Natty Dougan celebrates after scoring his try for Wath Brow hornets, in white shirts, against West Bowling. Picture by Ian Duncan.

Hornets Bounce Back to Return to Winning Ways

Posted on 22nd Jun 202622nd Jun 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

I attended my second rugby league match this year on Saturday when Cleator Moor’s Wath Brow Hornets faced visitors West… Read more Hornets Bounce Back to Return to Winning Ways

Wath Brow Hornets in black verses Thatto Heath Crusaders in red during a rugby league match in Cleator Moor in Cumbria. Source: Ian Duncan.

My return to rugby league

Posted on 6th Jun 202613th Jun 2026 by Ian Duncan Media

I realised recently that the last time I covered a rugby league match was in 1996 before I left my… Read more My return to rugby league

ALL FALL DOWN... former Barrow player Paul Burns, now with Workington, crashes to the ground during Sunday's derby at Craven Park. He is surrounded by Barrow Braves who are from left, Steve Ashcroft, Shaun Morrow, Phil Atkinson and Andy Whalley. Extreme right is Town's Kiwi ace Brad Hepi. Picture by Ian Duncan.

Where rugby league was almost like a religion

Posted on 20th Jun 2025 by Ian Duncan Media

Last week when former rugby league legend Billy Boston was the first former rugby league player to be knighted, which… Read more Where rugby league was almost like a religion

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