Peter Cassidy is an author and journalist who focuses on local sports news. He writes for STV Group plc, covering a range of topics including football matches, player transfers, and updates on Scottish clubs. With his in-depth knowledge of the local sports scene, Peter provides insightful and engaging articles for readers.
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Peter Cassidy's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly Scottish football. He tends to cover evolving stories and breaking news related to clubs like Celtic, Rangers, St Mirren, and Premiership teams. If you have updates about these teams or exclusive insights into their activities or events, it could be of interest to him.
Given his focus on local sports events and government announcements in the context of sports (which might include regulations or funding decisions), he may be interested in pitches that provide insider access to developments within these specific clubs or offer unique perspectives on how they are impacting the local community.
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Celtic are currently three points clear at the top of the table with only three games to go.
By: Peter Cassidy
The sides met for the final Old Firm game of the league season in Parkhead on Saturday.
By: Peter Cassidy
Celtic now only need one more point to clinch the their third Premiership title in a row.
By: Peter Cassidy
The Hoops captain says the champions aren't ready to take their foot off the gas despite going six points clear.
By: Peter Cassidy
Celtic can be confirmed as champions if they avoid defeat at Rugby Park. Derek McInnes and Brendan Rodgers have named their starting lineups for the Kilmarnock vs Celtic Premiership clash at Rugby Park.
Celtic clinched their third title in a row with a win at Rugby Park on Wednesday night.
Scotland hopes to reach the knockout stages for the first time, but it could be a late night for pub goers if they do.
The broadcaster temporarily lost sound after a flare landed on top of cables.
By: Peter Cassidy
Thistle trail Raith Rovers by two goals to one going into the second leg of their playoff clash.
Raith host Partick Thistle in the second-leg of the playoff semi-final after a 2-1 win in Glasgow.
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