Ronan Smyth is a Business Journalist at MSN and the Irish Examiner. He specializes in finance and personal finance, covering a range of topics including investment, the housing market, and real estate development, with a keen focus on corporate finance and debt management. Ronan's insights and analyses are featured in notable publications such as MSN and the Irish Examiner.
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Ronan Smyth's focus on local economic and financial news indicates a preference for data-driven stories related to the Irish economy, job creation, real estate, manufacturing sector, financial markets, and energy prices in Dublin and Ireland. He often relies on official announcements and press releases but also cites data extensively.
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By: Ronan Smyth
There was a ceasefire in place between the US and Iran up until July 8 during which oil prices dropped
By: Tadgh McNally, Ronan Smyth
Coalition could further pause planned carbon tax hikes in October's budget
By: Ronan Smyth
Families in Cork need to earn €92k to borrow enough to buy a first home — €45k more than the county’s median income
By: Ronan Smyth
Government urged to review the full range of public-policy costs affecting fuel prices before deciding whether to slow the planned trajectory of carbon-tax increases
By: Ronan Smyth
The Goodbody for housing developer Glenveagh said the country's housing problem 'is the cumulative consequence of more than a decade of insufficient supply'
The value of Ireland's entertainment and media landscape is projected to grow to €8.2bn by the year to 2030, from €7bn last year, driven largely by
A strong influx of new orders supported a “marked and accelerated increase in manufacturing production” last month, with employment and purchasing
By: Ronan Smyth
So far this year, 32,079 new electric cars have been registered, representing a 55% increase year-on-year
By: Ronan Smyth
Swedish home furnishing retailer Ikea has announced it will be implementing €6m worth of price cuts across 457 of its products in Ireland as part of a larger €1.2bn effort in Europe to lower prices.
Despite the decline in passenger numbers, Cork Airport remains the second busiest airport in the country
