Conn Corrigan

Conn Corrigan, a former English and History teacher, is a freelance journalist in Ireland and a regular contributor to Magill and The Dubliner.

Good Friday 10 years on: Paradox of Belfast remains unresolved

Article: The tenth anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement offers an opportunity of examining how far Northern Ireland has come – and how far it has yet to go (part of

By Conn Corrigan

/ 10 Apr 2008

Why Ireland should rejoin the Commonwealth

The biggest mistake Irish republicans ever made says former Irish rugby star Trevor Ringland, was that "they never asked." Ringland, the sports spokesman for the Ulster Unionist Party

By Conn Corrigan

/ 9 Jan 2008

Wal-marts bargaining power: an interview with Robert Greenwald

In an episode of the satirical cartoon South Park, a new Wal-Mart comes to town. Initially, everyone is delighted with this new arrival, but soon all the local stores go

By Conn Corrigan

/ 10 May 2006

A long march: Irelands peace process

On 25 February 2006, members of the Orange Order of Ulster will march down O'Connell Street, Dublin's main thoroughfare, and pass one of the Republic of

By Conn Corrigan

/ 23 Feb 2006

"Saturday," Ian McEwan

Buy now: UK, US, Worldwide Saturday by Ian McEwan Vintage | January 2006 | ISBN 0099469685 Recommended by Conn Corrigan: "When it comes to reading anything by Ian McEwan, my objectivity

By Conn Corrigan

/ 12 Jan 2006

Conn Corrigan

Good Friday 10 years on: Paradox of Belfast remains unresolved

Why Ireland should rejoin the Commonwealth

Wal-mart&#146;s bargaining power: an interview with Robert Greenwald

A long march: Ireland&#146;s peace process

"Saturday," Ian McEwan

Wal-marts bargaining power: an interview with Robert Greenwald

A long march: Irelands peace process