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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Team Group marks its first EU investment with acquisition of majority stake in Irish business
By: Ian Curran
More than 1,000 jobs have been saved through Scarp over the past three years, says Azets Ireland
Medical and pharmaceutical products account for more than half of October's total exports
By: Ian Curran
Maldron and Clayton brand owner expects to deliver adjusted earnings in excess of €232m
By: Ian Curran
Digital bank users report 27% rise in amount of money lost to to gig ticket fraud
By: Ian Curran
Deal marks Mullingar-based group's 10th foray into the market since Waterland invested in the company in 2021
By: Ian Curran
Top hotel operators welcome a mix of guests over the festive period, many of whom are perennial visitors
Appointment comes after shares in the titanium miner slipped on Thursday amid civil unrest in Mozambique
Republic's non-alcoholic beer market is ‘underdeveloped', says brewing company's Irish boss
Acquisition of Michael O'Flynn-developed Point Campus scheme marks the largest residential property deal of 2024
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