Johnny Morton is a sports journalist who focuses on local sports news. He writes for BELFAST NEWS LETTER LIMITED and his work has also appeared in Yahoo News UK and Yahoo Sports UK. Johnny covers a range of topics, including interviews with athletes, match analysis, and updates on local sports teams.
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Johnny Morton's coverage primarily focuses on local sports events, particularly football-related topics such as transfers, clubs, and players. He is likely to be interested in pitches related to local football news, including exclusive interviews with players or club officials, insights into upcoming matches or tournaments, and behind-the-scenes stories from the world of football.
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By: Johnny Morton
Dungannon Swifts manager Rodney McAree was left frustrated after two penalty incidents within the space of seconds – one which wasn’t awarded to his side followed by opponents Cliftonville earning a spot-kick at the other end – “killed the contest and killed us” in their 4-1 defeat at Stangmore Park.
By: Johnny Morton
County Tyrone teenager Nick Griggs has broken the Parkrun world record after completing the Victoria Park event in Belfast on Saturday morning in an incredible time of 13:44, which means athletes from Northern Ireland now hold best efforts in both men’s and women’s categories following Ciara Mageean’s exploits in December.
By: Johnny Morton
Glenavon manager Stephen McDonnell labelled his side’s performance during their 3-0 Premiership defeat to Glentoran as “unacceptable” – but isn’t worried about a current lack of cutting edge in front of goal after failing to score for an eighth league game this season.
By: Johnny Morton
Irish League clubs across the country paid their respects and observed a minute’s silence prior to Saturday’s matches to mark Remembrance Day.
By: Johnny Morton
Northern Ireland youth international Justin Devenny admits making his Premier League debut for Crystal Palace during their 2-0 defeat to Fulham was “a bittersweet moment”.
By: Johnny Morton
St Mirren manager Stephen Robinson hailed former Irish League star Conor McMenamin as a “talented, talented boy” after the Northern Ireland international scored twice in their 2-1 Scottish Premiership victory over Hibernian.
By: Johnny Morton
The injury issues continue to mount for Linfield manager David Healy with the latest blow being confirmation that last season’s Player of the Year Kyle McClean is set to miss “five or six weeks” while star defender Euan East will also spend time on the sideline.
By: Johnny Morton
Rory McIlroy admits he feels “in a good position” to collect a sixth Race to Dubai title after a tied-third finish at the Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship extended his lead at the summit heading into the season’s final event.
By: Johnny Morton
Coleraine head coach Dean Shiels feels his side are “making progress” and is focusing on the positives after their narrow 2-1 defeat against reigning Premiership champions Larne at Inver Park.
By: Johnny Morton
The Irish League has provided a platform for an array of young stars to live their Premiership dreams and even helped some make life-changing moves across the water.
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