Johnny Morton is a sports journalist at the Belfast News Letter. He covers a variety of sports, with a specialization in Irish League football and cricket, and has produced stories on topics ranging from the impact of coaching in rugby to the achievements of lower-tier football teams. Johnny's work has been featured in Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Sports UK, Media Industry Observer, Newry Reporter, Lurgan Mail, MSN, and The News Letter.
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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
Northern Ireland’s Justin Devenny declared “I don’t think I could ask for much better” after scoring twice on Stoke City debut – despite revealing he’s still getting to know the names of his new team-mates following a deadline day move from Crystal Palace.
By: Johnny Morton
Glentoran have confirmed goalkeeper Lorcan Donnelly is “recovering well and will be back between the sticks soon” after leaving Wilgar Park in an ambulance having suffered an injury while playing for Glenavon in their Championship clash against Dundela.
By: Johnny Morton
Former Linfield youngster Braiden Graham was named on the bench for Everton’s dramatic 2-2 Premier League draw against Manchester United on Sunday – after David Moyes stated his belief the striker is “certainly moving in the right direction”.
By: Johnny Morton
Glentoran assistant manager Paddy McCourt is confident Conor McMenamin will “get better as the season goes on” – and has predicted he will be a “big player” for The Oval outfit.
By: Johnny Morton
The Department for Communities has confirmed the Northern Ireland Football Fund’s Performance Programme remains “subject to a judicial review” – with a judgement yet to be delivered as Irish League clubs await crucial finances to upgrade infrastructure.
By: Johnny Morton
Northern Ireland’s Tom McKibbin is currently owed just under $1million from LIV Golf through his Player Participation Agreement it has been revealed after the organisation began bankruptcy protection proceedings as it seeks to restructure.
By: Johnny Morton
Glenavon goalkeeper Lorcan Donnelly says he’s “recovering well" after suffering an injury which resulted in him leaving the pitch in an ambulance on Saturday – and has declared “I can’t wait to get back doing what I love”.
By: Johnny Morton
Sheffield Wednesday manager Henrik Pedersen believes Northern Ireland teenager Kieran Morrison “has top quality” – but also insists the Liverpool loanee “has a lot of things to learn” as he continues adjusting to life in senior football.
Cliftonville have confirmed the signing of Australian goalkeeper Jacob Cremen-Cowan from Sydney FC.
By: Johnny Morton
Former Glentoran midfielder Shane McCabe feels the club’s star-studded squad need to deliver for manager Declan Devine – and insists “serious questions would be asked” if The Oval outfit were to suffer a third consecutive Premiership defeat this weekend.
