Alan Healy is a Business Editor at the Irish Examiner. He focuses on various aspects of business and economics, including the housing market, real estate development, and local economic policies, while also exploring themes in travel and tourism. Alan's insights and analyses have been featured in MSN, the Irish Examiner, and The Echo Live.
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Alan Healy's coverage is primarily focused on local business and industry developments in Ireland, particularly in Cork. To effectively reach out to him, consider pitching stories related to the Irish market, job market trends, tourism sector growth or challenges, and noteworthy developments within the local business community.
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Up to 75% of electricity can be generated from renewables at any one time.
Ireland has recorded the fastest growth in international financial activity over the past decade, with activity here almost doubling, surpassing growth levels seen in China and India.
Excise receipts drop due to fuel support scheme An Exchequer surplus of €0.7bn was recorded in the first half of the year, with the state collecting €62.1bn in revenue, a drop of €0.6bn on the same period last year.
A record number of Irish start-ups were established in the first half of the year, driven by IT, motoring, and manufacturing firms.
Irish adventure tourism operator Zipit has opened its new €1.5m zip-line adventure park in Kildare as it continues the family-run company's growth.
By: Alan Healy
Redistributing Ireland's overqualified workers to more suitable roles could help alleviate future demand for workers, a new Government study has found.
Sold €60m of land to TII for Metrolink
By: Alan Healy
Sky Ireland has been fined €250,000 by the communications regulator for making it difficult for customers to cancel their contracts.
By: Alan Healy
By numbers, we are the most educated country in Europe, but with research showing a large number of graduates doing work that does not require degrees, it is time to rethink where the skilled jobs really are
By: Alan Healy
Ireland's farmers produced a record 8.8 billion litres of milk last year, cementing our position as one of the world's top dairy countries.
