Eoin Burke-Kennedy is an Economics Correspondent at The Irish Times. He covers a range of topics including the economy, markets, inflation, and unemployment, with a particular focus on real estate, investment, and energy sectors. Eoin's insights and analyses have 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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Latest CSO numbers point to a contraction in headline activity as measured by GDP
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association says it has received complaints about use of imported Dutch cheese in school meals programme
CSO says weaker level of price growth driven by falling energy prices Inflation in the Irish economy has fallen to a fresh three-year low of almost zero per cent amid the ongoing drop in energy prices.
When prices in Ireland began to surge in the 2000s, we looked to the German housing market as a more stable, affordable exemplar. Not any more
European stocks retreat as caution over imminent presidential election weigh on regional benchmark
CSO earnings data indicate men represented 73.6 per cent of those in the top 1 per cent income bracket last year
Latest exchequer returns data from Department of Finance show the Government collected €3.5 billion in corporate tax receipts in October
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Number of people classified as jobless rises by 1,200 to 121,200 between September and October
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Contractor involved in building data centres sees profit after tax jump by 81% to €70.8m
By: Eoin Burke-Kennedy
Tesco's Irish arm generated sales of €3.3 billion for the financial year ending in February 2024, 9.4 per cent up on the previous year, which
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