Alan Lorimer is a Scotland Rugby Correspondent at The Times. He is recognized as a leading voice in Scottish rugby journalism, particularly focusing on youth and schools rugby, while also covering various aspects of competitive sports and events. Alan's work has been featured in prominent publications including The National Newspaper, The Herald Scotland, The Irish Times, and The Scotsman.
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Alan Lorimer's coverage mainly revolves around local sports events, particularly youth and regional competitions in Scotland. His focus on event coverage and expert commentary suggests that he would be interested in receiving pitches related to upcoming or ongoing local sports events, particularly with insights from coaches, players, or other experts involved in these competitions.
Given his emphasis on covering specific matches and teams within the Caledonia region as well as Glasgow & The West, PR professionals could tailor their outreach by providing exclusive previews of upcoming games or sharing unique perspectives from individuals involved in the regional sports scene.
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It will be a long day but with the weather set warm and fair it has the makings of a vintage tournament
The national team select beat Edinburgh Accies in the final, while Monaco won the women's event
By: Alan Lorimer
Fergus Pringle's side show improvements in attack after last week's Ireland defeat but defence a cause for concern and line-out will keep him up at night
Fergus Pringle's side show plenty of character to outscore the Azzurini by six tries to four in Georgia
By: Alan Lorimer
Late Dan Kelly score provides Fergus Pringle's team with a suitable reward for their efforts in second of three pool matches
By: Alan Lorimer
After a fast start, Fergus Pringle's falter in the second half before a late interception try from John Dalziel seals the victory
By: Alan Lorimer
Fergus Pringle's side produce one of the best ever performances by a Scottish age-grade side to set up showdown against Australia next Friday
By: Alan Lorimer
Fergus Pringle's side hold on heroically after being reduced to 13 men for the final five minutes
By: Alan Lorimer
Alan Lorimer looks back at the age-grade side's performances in Georgia over the last three weeks when they achieved a joint best ever tournament finish of fifth
By: Alan Lorimer
Greenyards outfit defeat Boroughmuir in a high-quality final to a tournament blighted by call-offs
