John Mcgarry is a journalist at the Scottish Daily Mail. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a particular focus on football and the sports business sector. His work has been featured in notable publications such as Cigalah Group, The Globe and Mail, PMP Magazine, The Harvard Press, Daily Mail, and Express Digest.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
Not enough data
John McGarry's coverage mainly focuses on Scottish football, particularly with a focus on event coverage. If you're looking to reach out to him, consider offering insights or access related to ongoing events in Scottish football, exclusive interviews with players or managers from the teams he covers, or expert commentary and analysis of recent matches and upcoming games.
Given his national geographic focus within the United Kingdom, pitches should align with this scope. Additionally, highlighting any unique angles related to Celtic FC, Aberdeen FC, Scottish Premiership clubs or their managers could be particularly appealing for John McGarry's coverage.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
Matt O'Riley is poised to net Celtic another transfer windfall this summer as Brighton weigh up a bumper offer from Napoli for his signature.
Rangers have warned the SFA they will be monitoring the club TV broadcasts of rival teams after they were fined £3,000 for a remark made by former Ibrox player John Brown.
By: John Mcgarry
Former Parkhead midfielder moved to English Premier League club last yearCeltic are believed to have a 10-per-cent sell-on clause for the 24-year-oldMatt
Russell Martin has pledged that Rangers will have the necessary reinforcements in place by the time they face Panathinaikos next month.
The searing heat in the Balearics contrasted with the lukewarm reception for the breaking news back in Scotland.
By: John Mcgarry
New Rangers manager is confident the squad will be bolstered by new arrivalsHis side take on Panathanaikos in next month second qualifying
LEE MILLER has confirmed his son Lennon is primed to move on from Motherwell this summer - with the Fir Park teenager's heart now set on a transfer abroad.
A change of venue for the return leg of Rangers' Champions League qualifier against Panathinaikos doesn't alter a simple fact.
Andrew Cavenagh says the new regime at Ibrox is convinced they'll return Rangers to the top of Scottish football.
Seven months after watching his first Rangers game as another face in the crowd, Andrew Cavenagh yesterday returned to Ibrox as chairman.
(833) 317-6278 
