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.
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By Stephen Corrigan Monivea-based Councillor Albert Dolan has topped the poll in Galway East, securing 10,040 first-preference votes.
Sitting TD Seán Canney (Ind) has overtaken Galway East poll-topper Albert Dolan (FF) in the race for the first seat.
By: Stephen Corrigan
Independent TD Seán Canney has been re-elected in Galway East, taking the first of four seats in the constituency. The Belclare man, who was first elected to the Dáil in 2016, won his third consecutive election with 11,204 – surpassing the quota on the sixth count just before midnight. The distribution of his surplus of […]
Albert Dolan has won the second seat in Galway East – securing a resounding victory on his 26 th birthday.
Minister of State Anne Rabbitte has lost her seat in Galway East. The Portumna woman, who was first elected to the Dáil in 2016, was appointed Minister of State for Disability in 2020.
By: Stephen Corrigan
The final two seats in Galway East have been filled by Fine Gael's Pete Roche and Sinn Féin's Louis O'Hara.
Large chunks of Galway have been left without internet access for weeks amid storm damage to the county's ‘crumbling' telecoms network.
By: Stephen Corrigan
Community activists in Doughiska have been left ‘shocked and distraught’ by ‘targeted criminal damage’ to one of the community’s best-used resources. Volunteers at Merlin Woods Community Garden were horrified last Sunday to discover total destruction at the facility – its orchard, greenhouse and butterfly garden having been torn apart in what they think may have […]
By: Stephen Corrigan
Councillor Martina Kinane has been elected Cathaoirleach of Galway County Council, becoming only the fourth woman to serve as First Citizen of the County.
Commuters in Loughrea have received the Christmas gift they've long been waiting for – an evening bus service linking the town to Galway.
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