John Mcgarry is a journalist at the Scottish Daily Mail. He specializes in covering competitive sports, with a focus on international sports leagues, major league sports, and team sports, while also exploring the intersections of sports, culture, and society. John has been featured in notable publications including The Globe and Mail, PMP Magazine, The Harvard Press, Express Digest, MSN, Daily Mail, The Conversation Australia + NZ, and The Independent.
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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.
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By: John Mcgarry
Scotland could face countries from outside of Europe in an expanded Nations League format as a result of UEFA ramping up the pressure on embattled Gianni Infantino.
By: John Mcgarry
John Mcgarry Celtic are closing in on Bosnian international midfielder Ermin Mahmic.
Martin O'Neill ordered his players to steer clear of social media and stay focused on securing a return to the Champions League.
The photographs on the wall are only a small sample of his myriad adventures in the game.
Even now, 10 months after it was first announced in a jaw-dropping late-night statement, there remains something faintly surreal at Martin O'Neill being front and centre stage with Celtic once more.
By: John Mcgarry
Celtic take on LASK this evening looking to defend a 3-0 first-leg lead and book their spot in the group-stage draw this Friday
Since embarking on their maiden European voyage in the old Inter-City Fairs Cup some 64 years ago, Celtic have scaled some dizzying heights and experienced some crushing lows.
By: John Mcgarry
Austrians reach Champions League at Celtic's expense after 5-4 aggregate win
Anyone can swing a hammer at a nail, strike it off centre and accidentally catch a finger. It happens.
By: John Mcgarry
Click here to visit the Scotland home page for the latest news and sport Anyone can swing a hammer at a nail, strike it off centre and accidentally catch a finger. It happens.
