Ian Curran is a Business Reporter at The Irish Times. He covers a range of topics including finance, investment, and economics, with a particular focus on hospitality, real estate, and market trends. Ian has been featured in Journal Media, The Aquinian, and The Irish Times.
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Ian Curran's coverage largely focuses on the Irish economy, business news, and financial topics. He tends to cite data and press releases extensively in his articles.
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Founder of events company emphasises issue of tariffs on electric vehicles
By: Ian Curran
Chelsea Manning warns Trump administration likely to be ‘uniquely, openly authoritarian'
By: Ian Curran
This tech conference is profitable and expanding, but its 70,000-visitor Lisbon conference remains the jewel in its crown
Enniscorthy-based firm was snapped up by Graham Partners last year for an undisclosed sum
Central Bank deputy governor said backing of ambitious overhaul of bank regulation, agreed in wake of 2008 financial crash, critical
No legitimate firm will contact consumers ‘out of the blue', says deputy governor
Rocktop Partners led the $11.5m funding round in 2021 that put the Cork-based company on track to achieve ‘unicorn' status
Business grapples with fall in sales The company behind the Chupi luxury jewellery brand, lost more than €1.9 million in 2023 as the business shed jobs and grappled with a decline in sales.
Sales of Coke products in the Republic surged by more than 14 per cent last year
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