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 City, Ireland (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 City will meet Shelbourne on the opening day of the 2025 season.
By: Daniel Kelly, Will Patching, Gary Ferry
Will Patching is no longer a Derry City player, according to manager Tiernan Lynch.
Institute's Mikhail Kennedy goes one on one with Limavady goalkeeper Martin Gallagher. Pic by Tom Heaney, nwpresspics
Rosemount celebrate with the Gilfillan Cup. pic by Tom Heaney, nwpresspics
The midfielder, out of action since last August, picked up a hamstring injury in Monday night's 1-0 pre-season victory over Cobh Ramblers
Mark Connolly admits it would be an honour to be named Derry City's captain for the 2025 season. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
The agreement which will allow Derry City Football Club to make use of Owenbeg's Centre of Excellence this season has been described as ‘a game-changer' by players and manager alike.
Robbie Benson is eager to prove his doubters wrong as starts a new chapter in his career with Derry City. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
By: Gary Ferry
Carl Winchester is looking forward to testing himself in the League of Ireland for the first time after signing a two-year deal with Derry City. The 31-year-old was unveiled at the club’s new training ground at Owenbeg this morning as Tiernan Lynch’s fifth new signing. The former Shrewsb...
Dom Thomas is looking forward to making an impact at the Brandywell, after signing a two-year deal at the club. ADVERTISEMENT - CONTINUE READING BELOW
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