Further Reading
- "Around the World in 365 Days", Evening Herald, 6 January 2009
- Bradley, Lara (2004). "Sports Writer May Sue Over Accusation of Sectarianism". Sunday Independent. October 31.
- Corry, Eoghan (2007). "As Croker goes ecumenical, the real enemy now facing the GAA . . ." Irish Times. April 10.
- McWeeney, Myles (2007). "Gossamer wings, Fenian conspiracies and questions about the effin' peace process." Irish Independent. May 14.
- Corry, Eoghan (1996). "The signs of trouble were visible as the tooth fairy ran out of money." The Irish Times. September 10.
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