Stephen Corrigan is the CEO at The Irish Times. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with particular attention to topics such as ESG, social issues, health and wellness, and climate change. Stephen's work has been featured in The Irish Times and the Connacht Tribune Group.
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Stephen Corrigan's coverage focuses on local news and events in Galway, Ireland. He frequently covers government announcements, suggesting an interest in developments impacting the local community. Given his focus on real estate, retail, fundraising, and music within Galway, he is likely to be receptive to pitches related to local businesses' initiatives or milestones, charity events and fundraisers happening locally.
Considering Stephen's emphasis on family & relationships and entertainment news within a local context of Galway city, he may also welcome features about cultural events or human-interest stories that have a strong connection with the region. When reaching out to him for coverage opportunities it would be beneficial to emphasize the impact of the story on the community in Galway.
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By: Stephen Corrigan
Businesses in the city and county will face much of the same challenges in 2025 that they did in the year that's in its dying days.
By: Stephen Corrigan
A Galway stud farm owner has spoken of his “total devastation” after his yard was “targeted” in an alleged arson attack – leaving one horse dead and a stallion in a seriously injured condition. Gardaí are investigating the blaze which ripped through stables at Horan Stud Farm in Claregalway on New Year’s Eve – the […]
Hospitality chiefs have warned that the incoming Government must ease the pressure on small businesses – or face a year of restaurant closures.
There will be at least two Galway ministers around the Cabinet table when the new government meets for the first time next week.
Hundreds of new jobs were announced for Galway this week on foot of a major investment by a MedTech giant – in the same week that a planning
By: Stephen Corrigan
It is easier to book a Ryanair flight than pay for parking in Galway City, a meeting of the Council was told on Monday. Despite introducing a ‘grace period’ during which tickets would not be issued lasting until Monday next, January 20, the Council was still insisting this week that parking must be paid for […]
Share story: The doors of the city's beleaguered arthouse cinema should be kept open, ‘but not at any cost'.
By: Stephen Corrigan
The panic of a ‘low battery' warning on your phone could become a thing of the past thanks to the innovative thinking of a Galway man whose new product is taking the technology world by storm.
Share story: The Land Development Agency (LDA) is to buy up one of the city's largest housing developments to provide cost rental accommodation.
By: Stephen Corrigan
One of Galway's new ‘Super Junior' Ministers has said he will be pushing for the inclusion of the long mooted Claregalway Bypass in the forthcoming review of the National Development Plan (NDP).
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