Brendan McGilligan is a sports journalist with a focus on local football in the United Kingdom, particularly in Leicester. He writes for various publications including Football League World, Quest Media Network, and ManchesterWorld. Brendan's articles cover topics such as player salaries, team comparisons, match reports, and interviews with sports figures.
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Brendan's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly rugby and football. His articles predominantly revolve around comparisons of wage bills, match reports, and significant events within the Sale Sharks Rugby Club.
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Given his local focus on Leicester and the United Kingdom as a whole, pitches should emphasize relevance to this specific geographic area when reaching out with relevant stories about local athletes or teams.
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Patrick O’Donnell of Banagher and Magherafelt has sadly passed away
By: Brendan McGilligan
My Valentine's Boy will be on at St. Columb's Hall on February 12 and 13
By: Brendan McGilligan
Anne Marie Bell was one of 21 to have been honoured by the John and Pat Hume Foundation
By: Brendan McGilligan
As people prepare to enter the New Year looking to improve their health and fitness
By: Brendan McGilligan
Brendan Murray passed away peacefully on Christmas Eve Tributes have poured in following the passing of former Derry Gaelic footballer Brendan Murray.
Michael Duffy made an appearance at a child's birthday after he asked his father to get a Derry City player to attend
By: Brendan McGilligan
The County Derry manager was speaking on the Stick to Football Podcast
It is possible to get 65 days off from work in 2025 It is possible for those employees in Derry, who work a Monday-to-Friday job, to get 65 days in 2025.
By: Brendan McGilligan
He believes this may have been the case towards the end of his time as Republic of Ireland boss
By: Brendan McGilligan
Link 48 from the Bentley group is set to close in a matter of weeks A popular Derry restaurant will soon be closing its doors.
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