Barry O’Halloran is a Senior Business Reporter at the Irish Times. He covers a diverse range of topics including energy policy and regulation, construction, and insolvency, with a particular focus on energy sustainability and the gaming and betting sectors. Barry's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Irish Independent, National Review, The Spectator, and The Telegraph.
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Barry O'Halloran's coverage spans a wide range of topics with a focus on energy, business & industry, travel & tourism, and government & politics in Ireland. He consistently cites data and government announcements.
Given his emphasis on citing data and covering news related to the Irish government and financial services, he is likely interested in receiving pitches from experts who can provide analysis or commentary based on reliable data within the areas of renewable energy, aviation (particularly Dublin Airport), as well as pertinent issues impacting businesses in Ireland. Additionally, sources with insights into governmental policies affecting these sectors may be valuable for his coverage.
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Sales at supermarket franchise owner BWG hit €1.7bn
By: Barry O'Halloran
Problems mount for national grid and regulator
By: Barry O Halloran
Law enabling minister to alter limit requires airports' company to seek order
By: Barry O Halloran
Council says proposal contravenes zoning objectives Developer O'Flynn Group will challenge a decision to refuse it planning permission to
Sides row over involvement of parent group trade union body
Move follows row with pilots over European works council demand for consultations
Airline seeking to lay off up to 500 workers to cut costs
By: Barry O Halloran
Irish companies began working for the industry here and followed the clients as demand moved abroad
European stocks head for their fifth straight monthly gain Shares rose on Friday as Federal Reserve chairman, Kevin Warsh, signalled a likely
Profession contributes €12.65bn to Ireland but warns recruitment must meet demand
