Stephen Corrigan is the CEO of Connacht Tribune Group, a media organization based in Galway, Ireland. With a focus on local news and events, Stephen's articles cover a range of topics including community initiatives, social issues, historical features, and economic developments in Galway. His work has also been featured in The Irish Times.
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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
By: Stephen Corrigan
Works have commenced on a new 30-unit social housing development in Clifden which is expected to be delivered within 18 months. The ‘turn-key’ development, which was originally proposed by a private developer, has been purchased by the County Council and is expected to welcome its first residents in the first quarter of 2026. The new […]
By: Stephen Corrigan
A new charity that provides affordable counselling and psychotherapy services has opened its doors in Galway City. MyMind has opened a centre at Urban Wellbeing on the Tuam Road where it will provide professional, affordable and accessible mental health services – and all without waiting lists or need for a GP referral. The charity provides […]
By: Stephen Corrigan
It was a dream come true for Knocknacarra teenager David Hernon over the weekend as he and his Shamrock Rovers teammates emerged victorious in the Irish Amputee National League.
By: Stephen Corrigan
Galway Lions Club has been around for more than 50 years – and the need for its supports is as great as it has ever been. That’s according to its President, Muireann Ryan, who says the rising cost of living has resulted in increased demand for assistance. Galway Lions Club, which provides support for people […]
By: Stephen Corrigan
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More than €3 million has been allocated to two major sports infrastructure projects in Galway – in Tuam and Kinvara.
With the starting pistol fired on General Election 2024, the three main political parties are vying to make gains in Galway's three constituencies as they battle it out to lead the next government.
Fine Gael leader Simon Harris refused to guarantee a senior ministry to a Galway TD if his party is returned to Government – but said regional balance was crucial in any cabinet.
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