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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Belfast, northern ireland (Local)
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
Will Addison, Billy Burns and Dave Ewers are amongst nine players confirmed to be leaving Ulster Rugby at the end of this season.
By: Johnny Morton
Alex McIlmail continues to “enjoy every minute” of playing for Abbey Villa after helping fire them to NAFL Division 1A title glory with their champion status confirmed following his hat-trick earlier this month.
By: Johnny Morton
Crusaders have confirmed two players made available for transfer while Ballymena United announced their first summer arrivals ahead of the new season.
By: Johnny Morton
Northern Ireland’s Stephen Robinson says he will embrace St Mirren’s European challenge after guiding the Paisley outfit to the continental stage for the first time since 1987.
By: Johnny Morton
Northern Ireland striker Dion Charles insists scoring at Wembley is “probably the pinnacle of any career” and wants to repeat the feat from 12 months ago to help Bolton Wanderers secure promotion in Saturday’s League One play-off final against Oxford United.
By: Johnny Morton
Niall Currie says it’s an “honour and privilege” to sign a new three-year contract at Portadown as he looks to establish the Shamrock Park outfit in the top-flight once again.
By: Johnny Morton
Shea Campbell’s association with Armagh City goes back as far as he can remember, lifting kit around the changing room and cleaning boots as a youngster, and now he’s writing another chapter of his legacy at the club by guiding them into the Championship – an achievement which sits alongside the day he played against Fernando Torres.
By: Johnny Morton
Amateur League outfit Willowbank have continued to enjoy a season of firsts, from securing a maiden Division 1B title to setting up an Irish Cup fifth round clash with Premiership opposition in Dungannon Swifts, but manager Decky McCrory insists his “winning machines” will keep pushing for more.
By: Johnny Morton
Cliftonville Ladies pair Kelsie Burrows and Danielle Maxwell have both returned to Tanya Oxtoby’s Northern Ireland squad ahead of their UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 qualifying double-header against Portugal.
By: Johnny Morton
Matthew Ferguson is determined to help Bangor achieve their Premiership dream after making the move from H&W Welders and says the club’s ambition matches his own.
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