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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Edinburgh, scotland (Local)
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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By: Gary Heatly
Scots know importance of picking up victory in Parma
By: Gary Heatly
‘Best of the rest’ tag now in grasp behind runaway duo
Falkirk and Lasswade secured singe-point victories each over Allan Glen's and Newton Stewart to reach the National League Cup Final
By: Finn Morton
Music has played a big part throughout Rhona Lloyd's Scotland career to date and now, after reaching the 50-cap milestone, she wants her country to keep making positive noises in the world of women's rugby going forward.
Music has played a big part throughout Rhona Lloyd’s Scotland career to date and she wants her country to keep making positive noises in the world of women’s rugby going forward.
By: Gary Heatly
Experienced second-row back in fold following death of her mother
By: Gary Heatly
What victory over Ireland in Belfast would mean for Scotland
By: Gary
Women's National Shield Final: BIGGAR put in an impressive performance to win the Women's Shield final 66-20 against West of Scotland at Murrayfield.
By: Gary Heatly
Borders club stay on course for a treble after Scottish Cup triumph but Accies push them all the way
BOROUGHMUIR BEARS' immediate focus is on Friday night's home clash with Super Series Sprint leaders Ayrshire Bulls, but those involved with the
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