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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Chair of Engineers Ireland Cork branch says engineers and engineering technicians account for 4.3% of all occupations in Cork.
By: Martin Claffey
Open AI has leased the 8,000 sq ft Tropical Fruit Warehouse in Dublin's Docklands
By: Martin Claffey
"Ddisappointing" softening in sentiment came despite lower retail fuel costs in July and a slight easing in inflation,
Mayo's historic All-Ireland win over Kerry on Sunday saw a massive hike in mobile data usage, with networks reporting a surge in demand, including the largest ever increase in Irish roaming traffic.
By: Martin Claffey
The new EU requirements come into force next year
The Silver Key in Ballinlough remains open for business during this stage of the process
By: Martin Claffey
Deal brings together two of Tralee's best-known financial advisories
Electricity prices are set to rise by more than €40 after the Commission for Regulation of Utilities (CRU) approved an increase in network charges.
EBP Ventures, trading as Game Over Cork, will create the escape rooms facility at Castlewest Shopping Centre
Boston Scientific employs 7,000 people across its sites in Galway, Cork, and Clonmel in Tipperary
