Eamon Quinn is a journalist who focuses on national news in Ireland. He writes for the Irish Examiner and the Cigalah Group, covering a range of topics including business, finance, and economic trends. Eamon's articles provide insights and analysis on key issues impacting Ireland's economy and society.
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Eamon Quinn's reporting primarily focuses on the finance and economy of Ireland, with a significant emphasis on citing data and government announcements. Given this focus, Eamon is likely to be receptive to pitches that provide expert analysis or commentary on Irish economic trends, stock market performance in Ireland, and the impact of EU policies such as those set by the ECB.
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By: Eamon Quinn
The business group claims it would help offset the decline in revenues to the Exchequer, and boost many small firms
By: Eamon Quinn
Prices could rise 'more aggressively' than the 3.5% to 4% analysts had predicted for this year
By: Cáit Caden, Eamon Quinn
Thursday's rate cut will shave €30 from the monthly repayment bill of tracker households.
By: Eamon Quinn, Cáit Caden
A significant proportion of the 429,000 Irish households who hold fixed-rate mortgage loans will have to wait to discover whether they will tap the full benefits from the rate cut
By: Eamon Quinn
The Bulmers and Tennent's drinks maker said €10m of the previously unreported costs related to its facility in Clonmel
CSO data suggests slump in sector dominated by multinationals was partly offset by expansion of Irish-owned food firms
In the latest report, they also call for significant increases in funds for InterTradeIreland, the Newry-based agency set up to encourage north-south trade, as well as for Tourism Ireland In the latest report, they also call for significant increases in funds for InterTradeIreland, the Newry-based agency set up to encourage north-south trade, as well as for Tourism Ireland
It's not the lack of money but instead the many billions of euros at the disposal of Finance Minister Jack Chambers in his budget this week that is troubling senior economists in Dublin.
By: Eamon Quinn
Simon Harris and his Tánaiste Micheál Martin may be banking on Sinn Féin's woes as they weigh calling an election, but surveys suggest severe housing
By: Eamon Quinn
Opinion polls suggest it's the cost of living, along with health and housing, weighing most on minds of would-be voters
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