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.
Those looking to pitch Brendan should consider providing in-depth analysis or insider perspectives related to local rugby and football teams' finances, performance statistics, player salaries, transfers, or any major announcements or events surrounding these clubs. Additionally, sources with unique insights into the inner workings of these sports organizations could be particularly valuable.
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Ulster University's Dr. Mary Crossan addressing the students
By: Brendan McGilligan
Darren Dougherty, from Derry, lost his father in November 2023 after a 23-year battle with COPD. The devastating experience of seeing his father’s struggle with the condition motivated him to get checked too. He’s now wanting to raise awareness of COPD, an incurable lung condition which affects over 43,000 people in Northern Ireland.
By: Brendan McGilligan
Members of the public and community and voluntary sector organisations are being urged to take part in a series of public information events in relation to the evaluation of the Consensual Grant Aid Model across Derry City and Strabane District Council.
By: Brendan McGilligan
Me4Mental is hoping the appeal can help people that cannot afford or do not have a winter coat as the weather becomes colder
By: Brendan McGilligan
Santa Claus and the Mayor will be turn the lights on November 22
By: Brendan McGilligan
According to new data, Derry is seventh in the list for snow days in the UK
By: Brendan Mcgilligan
Craigbane face Muff’s Naomh Padraig in the final on Saturday afternoon in Celtic Park
By: Brendan McGilligan
The Bloody Sunday Trust has urged Derry City and Strabane District Council to use the International Day of Solidarity with Palestine on 29 November as an opportunity to reaffirm its commitment to formally branding the Council area as an anti-apartheid zone.
By: Rebecca Cunning Right, Brendan McGilligan
Ulster have called two City of Derry players up to their underage development squads.
In anticipation of Storm Bert, which is expected to bring strong winds that could cause possible disruption on Saturday, 23 November, Derry City and Strabane District Council is encouraging the public to take all the necessary precautions to keep safe. Extra precautions need to be taken in view of the snow and ice weather conditions over the previous days.
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