Gary Ferry is a local journalist based in Derry, United Kingdom. He writes for ICONIC MEDIA GROUP and the Derry News, covering a range of topics including sports, local news, and community events. His work has also been featured in the Limerick Leader Newspaper, LimerickLive.ie, and the Irish Independent.
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Derry, United Kingdom (Local)
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Gary Ferry's coverage heavily emphasizes local sports, particularly football and rugby. His focus on events and announcements suggests he is likely to be responsive to pitches related to upcoming local sporting events, team news, player interviews, or exclusive access to behind-the-scenes stories.
Pitches related to Derry City Football Club and the local rugby scene in Derry are likely to resonate well with Gary. Additionally, considering his coverage of sports awards nominations indicates openness for pitches around recognition of athletes' achievements at a local level.
Given the emphasis on private sector announcements in his coverage attributes, Gary may also be interested in pitches regarding sponsorships or partnerships within the local sports community.
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Derry's Mark Connolly makes his 77th appearance for the club this weekend
The Candystripes trail Drogheda United 1-0 at half-time in the FAI Cup final at the Aviva Stadium
Drogheda United players celebrate with the FAI Cup. Pic by Sportsfile
By: Gary Ferry
Ruaidhri Higgins comes to terms with the FAI Cup final defeat.
Paddy Tally is in line to become the new Derry senior manager, bringing an end to a four-month search for a replacement for Mickey Harte.
By: Gary Ferry
Sarah Harrigan took to social media earlier this week to condemn the personal abuse, aimed at particular to her two brothers
Derry had a disastrous end to the season which saw the Candystripes finish empty-handed
The Derry City captain came off worse after an aerial challenge with Drogheda’s Ryan Brennan
Derry had a disastrous end to the season which saw the Candystripes finish empty-handed
The Derry City captain came off worse after an aerial challenge with Drogheda's Ryan Brennan
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