Martin Claffey is the Deputy Business Editor at the Irish Examiner. A Cork native, he covers a wide range of topics including banking, business and economics, renewable energy, and the housing market, with a particular focus on corporate finance and real estate development. He has been featured in The Southern Star, Irish Examiner, and The Echo Live.
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Martin Claffey's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on agriculture and farming. He also covers entertainment news and house & home topics.
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By: Martin Claffey
SYS client assets under management now totals over €1.12bn
Bank of Ireland predicts continued strong demand from the domestic tourism market this summer as higher long-haul travel costs
Tapataxi is owned by drivers and is challenging multinational players in the market
By: Martin Claffey
The Pettitts now operate seven supermarkets in Ireland Renowned business family the Pettitts have made their first step into the Dublin city
By: Martin Claffey
Intel will spend €5bn expanding its Irish headquarters, the company announced on Monday, expanding European manufacturing output from its base in Leixlip, Co Kildare.
The AIB Construction PMI showed companies scaling back their purchasing activity but employment continued to rise as business confidence improved slightly
'Candidates are having to work harder to show why they should be hired'
By: Martin Claffey
ICTU makes pre-Budget submission to Government
By: Martin Claffey
A community group planning the development of three innovative cohousing communities in Cork, Dublin, and Mayo believe the initiatives can ease
By: Martin Claffey
Ryanair welcomes move but DAA say it risks further investment at the airport
