By: Charlie Weston
Brian Hayes, chief executive of the Banking and Payments Federation of Ireland, said the number and value of first-time buyer approvals was the highest since the data series began in 2011. Photo: BPFI
Charlie Weston is the personal finance editor for the Irish Independent and a regular contributor on TodayFM's 'The Last Word'. He is known for his investigative journalism, particularly for breaking the tracker mortgage scandal story, which earned him the title of Campaigning Journalist of the Year. Charlie's articles cover a wide range of topics including property prices, consumer confidence, tax refunds, and energy costs, providing valuable insights and advice to readers in Ireland.
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Charlie's coverage primarily focuses on personal finance, energy, and real estate industry in Ireland. He frequently cites data and government announcements to support his articles. If you're reaching out to Charlie, consider providing insights or analysis backed by relevant data that can further elucidate the trends in personal finance, energy, or real estate sectors in Ireland. Additionally, pitches related to changes in government policies or official announcements impacting these areas may be of interest to him.
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