Emma Deighan is a journalist based in Belfast, United Kingdom. She writes for The Irish News and her work has also appeared in the Belfast Telegraph. Emma covers a wide range of topics, including business, events, property, and local achievements, showcasing the vibrant and diverse community of Belfast.
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Emma's area of focus is primarily local business news, particularly in Belfast and the surrounding areas. Her articles frequently cite data and include expert commentary related to various aspects of business, industry, recruitment, and human resources.
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Since Emma focuses on local coverage in Northern Ireland as well as wider UK trends at times, pitches should cater specifically to this geographic region while also aligning with broader industry trends when relevant.
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By: Emma Deighan
HOME heating oil here has risen over the past month to an average of £295 per 500 litres, but householders are still paying around 42% less for oil than those in the south.
HUNDREDS of jobs across the north were saved when Sunderland-headquartered Hays Travel acquired Thomas Cook's branches here.
By: Emma Deighan
GARETH, the architect behind Hardy Distribution, forged an exclusive distribution pact with beverage brand Boost, in 2003.
Portadown-based Deluxe Group shapes dreams at some of the world’s biggest theme parks including Disney. Development Manager Richard Hill lifts the veil on a business that enjoys global acclaim yet remains a local secret.
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By: Emma Deighan
Niamh Kenny, chief executive of NMK Renewables, is spearheading an ambitious project to develop floating wind turbines off the Northern Ireland coast.
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Ulster University's Food and Drink Business Development Centre manager tells Emma Deighan about her work in regenerative hospitality
Martina Connolly, a native of north Belfast, is the new CEO of the Belfast One Business Improvement District (BID). Her mission: to drive footfall into the city through creative projects.
As An Creagán marks 30 years, centre manager John Donaghy and assistant manager Catriona McDermott reflect on transforming The Sperrins' tourism by nurturing its natural beauty and celebrating its culture.
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