Laura Roddy is a Business Reporter for The Times in Ireland, with a focus on local news in Dublin. She covers a range of topics including economic developments, social issues, and cultural events. Laura's articles provide insightful analysis and reporting on the business landscape and its impact on the community.
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Laura Roddy's articles cover a wide array of local news topics, including entertainment, culture, society, energy, finance & economy. Given her frequent use of expert commentary and government announcements in her coverage attributes and the variety of themes she covers, Laura might be interested in receiving pitches from knowledgeable experts who can provide insights into Irish economy trends and policies or those with expertise on environmental issues within Ireland.
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By: Laura Roddy, John Mooney, Hugh O’Connell
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By: Laura Roddy
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By: John Mooney, Laura Roddy
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