Ian Curran is a Business Reporter at The Irish Times. He covers a range of topics within the finance sector, including banking, investment, and real estate, with a particular focus on capital markets and economic policy. Ian's work has been featured in Journal Media, The Aquinian, The Irish Times, and CBC.
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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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By: Ian Curran
Non-residential activity declines sharply in second quarter, says CSO
Small landlords say new requirements could discourage investment in real estate
Mississauga is clamping down on renovictions with a new bylaw taking effect on Sept. 1 aimed at landlords attempting to raise rents under the guise of renovations.
By: Ian Curran
Number of US visitors arriving in Ireland also up 7.6% from 2025, says CSO
European shares mixed as French stocks dip amid political uncertainty
By: Ian Curran
Forum to bring regulators and the businesses they regulate together ‘should meet quarterly to discuss cost of business’, report recommends
By: Ian Curran
Home-loan approvals up 15% last month to €2bn, banking body says
By: Ian Curran
Minister delivers cost of business advisory forum's final report
By: Ian Curran
Sentiment among manufacturing businesses rose to its highest level last month since January
