John Mulligan is an Irish Independent Business Journalist, focusing on local business news in Ireland, particularly in Dublin. With a strong background in financial reporting, John covers a wide range of topics including investments, company filings, and industry trends, providing valuable insights into the Irish business landscape.
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John Mulligan's coverage is heavily focused on local business and industry in Ireland, particularly Dublin. His articles often cite data and press releases, indicating a preference for fact-based reporting.
Given his emphasis on local business and government announcements, he may be interested in pitches related to new investments, company developments or significant financial data from businesses operating within Ireland. For energy-related topics, focusing on solar energy developments or innovations specific to the Irish market could be of interest.
Pitches should align with the geographic focus of Dublin and offer unique insights into the local business landscape or exclusive data that can contribute to his fact-driven reporting style.
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Acquisition comes amid continuing consolidation in the sector
By: John Mulligan
Firm owns 4,000 homes in Dublin and Cork Ires Reit offices in Dublin. Photo: Collins
Eir said it added more broadband and billpay mobile customers in the third quarter, helping its revenue and earnings to edge higher in the period.
By: John Mulligan
Start-up backer NDRC is operated by Dogpatch Labs Backed by the government, the Dublin-based NDRC was founded in 2006 under a concession agreement.
By: John Mulligan
Don McDonough leads group of long-serving SVP volunteers in Dundalk honoured for their dedication, with six members marking over 50 years of service to the community
By: John Mulligan
Dromoland Castle in Co Clare sees revenues climb, but profits fall
By: John Mulligan
Japan's SoftBank acquired stake last year that valued firm at more than €900m
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