Hibernian Radio July 25, 2026

This week on Hibernian Radio, Mike Houlihan welcomes Mike Corrigan, owner of Corrigan Financial Services and Proviso Township Supervisor, for a conversation about family, public service, and the values that have shaped generations of Chicago Irish families. Corrigan shares the remarkable story of growing up as the youngest of eight children in a family forever changed by hemophilia. He reflects on the incredible community blood drives organized to support his brothers, the lasting legacy of his late brother Marty Corrigan, and how those experiences inspired a lifetime of helping others. The conversation also highlights Corrigan’s work leading Proviso Township, where services like senior transportation, handyman assistance, youth programs, and emergency aid quietly improve the lives of thousands of residents. Mike explains why local government and community involvement still matter and why looking after your neighbors has always been part of the Chicago Irish tradition. Houli and Corrigan also discuss the work of One for the Kids, the Irish Fellowship Club, and several upcoming Hibernian Media events, including the Irish American Movie Hooley Film Festival, the August fundraiser, the Skinny & Houli live show, and this fall’s trip to Ireland. It is another episode celebrating faith, family, and the volunteers and community leaders who make Chicago a better place.