Linda Daly is a journalist for The Times, focusing on local news in Dublin, Ireland. She covers a wide range of topics including real estate, business, technology, and human resources. Linda's articles provide insights into the local economy, development projects, and the business landscape in Dublin.
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Linda Daly's coverage primarily focuses on local business and industry in Dublin, Ireland. She frequently covers real estate, finance, and technology topics with a specific emphasis on the announcements within these sectors.
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