Martin Claffey is the Deputy Business Editor at the Irish Examiner. A Cork native, he brings extensive experience covering a range of topics including construction and real estate, travel and tourism, and the food and beverage industry, with a focus on the housing market and local economy. He has been featured in The Southern Star and the Irish Examiner.
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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.
To effectively reach out to Martin, consider providing insights related to local agricultural developments, events in Cork or other relevant local news. For example, offering expert commentary on the impact of government announcements or policies related to agriculture and real estate in Ireland would likely be of interest. Additionally, pitches that align with his focus on entertainment news and house & home topics may also capture his attention.
Given Martin's geographic focus on Ireland and specifically Cork, targeted pitches about events or issues directly affecting this region are more likely to resonate with him.
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Earnings continue to rise after average weekly earnings passed €1,000 for the first time a year ago
The number of credit unions has declined as the sector consolidates into larger credit unions
By: Martin Claffey
Dublin Airport set for busiest every day on Sunday
By: Martin Claffey
Kieran McGeary has been Cork's 96FM and 103FM station director for two decades
Deloitte Ireland’s 2026 Aviation Finance Leaders Survey sought the views of senior executives across Ireland’s aircraft leasing industry
By: Martin Claffey
Banking & Payments Federation Ireland said Ireland is experiencing wave of investment fraud, particularly targeting people in their 50s
The retail floor at the store in Fermoy is expanded by more than 20% from 965 sqm to 1,171 sqm
New order intakes sees revenue rise at firm which employs 931 people
