Gary Heatly is a local sports journalist based in Scotland. He writes for publications such as The Offside Line and The Scotsman, covering a range of topics including rugby, football, and other sports. His work has also been featured in Yahoo Sports UK.
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Gary Heatly's coverage primarily focuses on local Scottish rugby, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and announcements. He frequently covers news related to youth and women's rugby, along with the Premiership and Scottish Rugby.
Given his focus on event coverage and announcements in local Scottish rugby, individuals or organizations involved in these events would likely find success reaching out to him for potential coverage. This could include coaches, players, or administrators of the teams involved.
Additionally, Gary may be interested in receiving press releases or pitches detailing upcoming matches, significant player achievements within the covered leagues or any other relevant updates pertaining to local Scottish rugby events.
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MATCH OF THE DAY in the Arnold Clark Men's Premiership this weekend could well be at Myreside where third in the table Watsonians host fifth placed Melrose.
By: Gary Heatly
Ayr are confident that their Arnold Clark Men's Premiership clash against Selkirk will go ahead as scheduled after a switch of venue
The try scored by Ilona Maher in Bristol Bears' 41-31 PWR victory at Exeter Chiefs last weekend has been the most talked about, but it was
Six things for Scotland fans to think about after head coach Gregor Townsend's squad announcement.
By: Gary Heatly
The Stadio Olimpico is a special place for rugby players and supporters and on February 8 it will be a very special place for Scottish official Sam Grove-White.
By: Gary Heatly
The Stadio Olimpico is a special place for rugby players and supporters and on February 8 it will be a very special place for Scottish official Sam Grove-White.
Scotland development player Nikki Simpson has always been driven to succeed – and the near nine hour drive she made from her home village of Fyvie
Grangemouth Women to celebrate 30th anniversary with a lunch for players, coaches and supporters, past and present, at Glensburgh on Saturday
Rachel McLachlan has never been scared of going outside her comfort zone and, as she headed into the biggest 18 months of her rugby career to date, the Scotland back-rower made a big decision last summer.
By: Gary Heatly
by Gary Heatly Tuesday 28 January 2025 When teams talk about putting down a marker in a match, there can be no better way to do that than being dominant in the first scrum.
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