Eoin Burke-Kennedy is an Economics Correspondent at The Irish Times. He covers a range of topics including business and economics, real estate, and finance, with a focus on the economy, markets, inflation, and unemployment, as well as the impacts of the Coronavirus. Eoin's work has also been featured in Health Industry Watch.
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Eoin Burke-Kennedy focuses on finance & economy with a particular emphasis on the Irish economy, inflation, and the real estate industry. He frequently cites data and reports on government announcements related to economic policy.
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By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Dublin expansion will create 35 jobs and will serve as a launchpad for Fenagh’s broader European expansion plans
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Subsidiary which operates three Blarney Woollen Mills stores reports increased turnover and profit but warns of issues on sourcing and pricing of inputs
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Ireland could cut emissions in hard-to-abate transport sectors within 10 years, a report by lobby group Hydrogen Mobility Ireland suggests
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Regulator also claims Government should be diverting more of these receipts into State’s two long-term savings funds
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Despite a near doubling of revenue, Chinese-owned video-sharing platform's Irish business reports loss of over $1 billion
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Agency said it secured 234 investment wins in 2024 which are projected to create 13,500 jobs over the coming years
Lesson of the 20th century was that when a critical mass of citizens feel the system is rigged against them, we encourage radical politics
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
However, they were 62.3 per cent lower than the peak that occurred in August 2022.
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
State's strong performance triggers capacity constraints in range of sectors, says business lobby group's chief economist
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