John Mulligan is a Senior Business Journalist at the Irish Independent. With a career that began in 1997, he has focused on investigative features related to corporate fraud and financial crimes, while covering diverse sectors such as aviation, energy, and corporate legal affairs across Ireland, the UK, and the US. He has been featured in various publications, including the Sunday World Magazine and The Seattle Times.
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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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The Spar Group confirms sale of UK business The South African controller of the Spar franchise in Ireland said the operation here helped to
By: John Mulligan
A strong performance by equities last year boosted the return on Trinity College Dublin's endowment fund to 8.4pc during its last financial year.
By: John Mulligan
Arab Irish Chamber of Commerce says challenges persist amid turmoil
Cork native’s firm looking to raise $200m in latest deal
By: John Mulligan
Group tried to rival Ticketmaster The company behind Tickets.ie has ceased trading.
Former Slaney Meats owners invested widely, from hotels to nursing homes
By: John Mulligan
British engineering firm advances NYSE listing plan
By: Alison O Riordan, John Mulligan
