James Corrigan is Welsh Sports Journalist of the Year
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Your support makes all the difference.The Independent's James Corrigan has been voted Welsh Sports Journalist of the Year by the Welsh Sport Hall of Fame. Corrigan, The Independent's Associate Sports Editor, was presented with his award at a dinner at City Hall, Cardiff. Corrigan, 34, has been with The Independent for eight years and covers a wide range of sports, including rugby union, golf and football. He was part of our reporting team at last year's Rugby World Cup.
The Independent's James Corrigan has been voted Welsh Sports Journalist of the Year by the Welsh Sport Hall of Fame. Corrigan, The Independent's Associate Sports Editor, was presented with his award at a dinner at City Hall, Cardiff. Corrigan, 34, has been with The Independent for eight years and covers a wide range of sports, including rugby union, golf and football. He was part of our reporting team at last year's Rugby World Cup.
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