Donal O'Donovan is the Business Editor at the Irish Independent. He specializes in construction and real estate, banking, and finance, with a focus on markets, inflation, and economic issues affecting the United Kingdom and European Union. Donal's insights and expertise have been featured in the Belfast Telegraph and the Irish Independent.
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Donal O'Donovan's coverage mainly revolves around the finance and economy sectors in Ireland. He frequently cites data, government announcements, and press releases, indicating a reliance on official sources for information. Therefore, Donal may be more inclined to engage with pitches that offer unique insights or analysis based on credible data related to the Irish economy, finance sector developments, business trends and industry-specific topics.
Given his local geographic focus in Ireland and emphasis on financial matters within the country, he would likely appreciate pitches from experts who have a deep understanding of the Irish economic landscape or can provide specific insights into financial policies affecting businesses operating within Ireland.
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Breakdown of legal fees shows former attorney general and five future judges also advised the State
By: Donal O'Donovan, Ken Foxe
Twenty three individual barristers and legal firms advised the Irish government on its failed efforts to legally reverse the EU’s near €14bn Apple tax ruling, a breakdown of fees obtained through a Freedom of Information application has revealed.
The number of new homes completed last year fell, official data has confirmed.
Lending in Ireland by Spain’s Bankinter was up 27pc last year to €3.8bn, boosted by its growing mortgage book.
By: Donal O'Donovan
A news report that Diageo is exploring a potential spin-off or sale of Guinness would be the biggest corporate change for Ireland’s best-known brand since it was merged with Grand Metropolitan in 1997.
By: Donal O'Donovan
Goodbody's latest economic health check says Ireland is facing similar challenges to those faced after the UK voted to leave the EU
Company says its product is a ‘true technological breakthrough' in one of the world's most polluting industries
By: Donal O'Donovan, Charlie Weston
Eurozone failed to grow in last three months of 2024, new figures show
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