Richard Cantillon is a journalist for The Irish Times, focusing on national issues in Ireland. His articles cover a range of topics including economics, housing, finance, and policy. Richard provides insightful analysis and reporting on the Irish economy and its impact on various sectors.
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Richard Cantillon's focus is on the Irish economy, particularly areas such as housing market, inflation, and central bank policies. He also covers topics related to finance and government/politics.
If you are considering reaching out to Richard with a pitch, a deep understanding of the Irish economy and its specific challenges would be beneficial. Expert commentary on economic data or monetary policy from Ireland or Europe could be of interest to him. Additionally, insights into the housing market trends in Ireland or analysis of government policies impacting the economy may resonate well with his coverage focus.
As Richard focuses primarily on national (Ireland) issues within finance & economy and government & politics themes, it’s important that any pitches are relevant to these specific areas.
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