Emer Walsh is a Business Journalist at various esteemed publications. She specializes in themes such as construction and real estate, finance, and urban development, with a particular focus on the housing market, real estate development, and the construction industry. Emer's work has been featured in Media Industry Observer, The Echo Live, MSN, and the Irish Examiner.
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Emer Walsh's coverage focuses on local finance, economy, and business news in Ireland with a specific focus on Cork. She frequently cites data and press releases to support her articles, indicating receptiveness to official statistics or company announcements.
When reaching out to Emer, consider offering insights into local economic trends, financial developments impacting businesses in Cork or Ireland as a whole. Providing expert commentary on topics such as inflation rates, industrial production changes or implications of new laws would likely align well with her coverage style.
Given the emphasis on citing data and private sector announcements in her work, sources who can provide concrete figures or insight into how these numbers impact the local economy are likely to be well received by Emer.
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By: Emer Walsh
Spirit Capital spokesperson said the purchasing price for the Fossa site remained commercially confidential
By: Emer Walsh
Some 300 jobs are currently at risk at TikTok's European hub in Dublin
By: Emer Walsh
A new sauna and a car wash company operating at the same site in Midleton have both been served with warning letters for alleged unauthorised uses by Cork County Council.
Newly opened Social Sauna Club, located on Cork Road in Midleton, boasts four saunas, six ice baths and two hot tubs
By: Emer Walsh
Long-standing Cork furniture stores Caseys are eyeing a major expansion and relocation from Cork city centre, with plans to open a new premises in the former Webprint facility in Mahon Point.
By: Emer Walsh
Food trucks are set to return to the Fifth Quarter from this weekend as part of an ambitious growth plan by Paul Street Shopping Centre to position the area as a central food hub within the city centre.
Bord Gáis welomed a 'disciplined delivery' despite market conditions, with earnings growing marginally compared to last year
Spanish bank said its Irish loan book has grown to €5.2bn on the back of growing mortgage demand and a new product offerings
Plans for an ambitious housing scheme on the outskirts of Douglas Village spanning 300 dwellings have been lodged by Cork developers Bridgewater Homes.
By: Emer Walsh
The controversial gambling app Rainbet does not have a licence to operate in Ireland
