Tuam Herald appoints first female editor

Published: 08 May 2024

The Tuam Herald, has appointed its first female Editor.

Siobhán Holliman is an experienced award-winning journalist, who has been Deputy Editor at the paper since 2013

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She succeeds Stephen Glennon in the Editor role

Tuam native Siobhán is also a former member of the Galway Bay fm newsteam,

In October 2020, then Taoiseach Micheal Martin appointed Siobhán as a member of the Future of Media Commission in Ireland.

Founded in 1837, The Tuam Herald is one of the oldest independently owned papers in the country.

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