Adam Maguire is a journalist based in Ireland, focusing on national news. He writes for RTE and his work has also appeared in Solicitors Journal. Adam covers a range of topics, including business, consumer trends, taxation, and cultural developments.
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Adam Maguire's coverage primarily focuses on business-related topics, such as tax implications, job market trends, and economic developments. He often cites data and press releases to support his articles. When reaching out to him, consider offering access to relevant data or exclusive insights related to the Irish business landscape.
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Formula 1 has long been a big-money sport – but the success of Netflix's documentary series has seen its finances reach new heights, writes Adam Maguire.
Cork-headquartered Réalta Technologies is to create 60 new jobs over the next year as part of a €5m investment.
The gender pay gap among larger Irish firms narrowed slightly last year, according to analysis from PwC Ireland.
After decades of discussion and debate, the prospect of workers being automatically added into a private pension scheme took a step closer this week.
Irish household deposits have hit a record high, according to data published by the European Central Bank.
The influence celebrities can have on consumers' shopping habits is leading brands to start partnerships that go way beyond traditional endorsement deals, writes Adam Maguire.
Tesla is set to publish its latest quarterly results this evening, with markets braced for its worst performance in seven years.
If you've bought a piece of personal technology in the past two years, there's a good chance it uses USB-C.
While Ireland is traditionally a tea-drinking country, our coffee culture has come into its own over the past two decades.
Almost €960m was spent on digital ads in Ireland last year, up 11% year-on-year.
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