Sinead Ryan is a journalist at Mediahuis Ireland, covering the Irish Independent and Sunday Independent. She specializes in finance, personal finance, family and relationships, as well as divorce and separation, often exploring the intersections of these themes. Sinead's work has been featured in the Irish Independent and Belfast Telegraph.
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Sinead Ryan's articles primarily focus on practical and seasonal tips related to personal finance, business, and opinion editorials. She often provides "how-to" guides for various topics such as financial planning around the holidays or general money-saving advice.
Given her emphasis on providing practical guidance, Sinead would likely be receptive to pitches that offer actionable advice or expert insights into personal finance matters such as budgeting, saving strategies, consumer rights when buying gadgets/gifts, or navigating financial decisions during specific seasons like Christmas and New Year.
When pitching to Sinead Ryan, it's important to keep in mind her national geographic focus on Ireland. Therefore, tailored content relevant to Irish audiences may increase the likelihood of engagement with her articles.
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By: Sinead Ryan
You can save a fortune, not just from shops profiteering in the Republic, but because of different tax, Vat and customs rates.
By: Sinead Ryan
There’s something gloriously selfish about eating alone in a restaurant
By: Sinéad Ryan
With communions and confirmations at this time of year, many young people are flush with cash so it's the perfect time for them to learn important lessons
By: Sinéad Ryan
Our property finance expert answers your questions Question I have eight months left on my five-year fixed rate and am worried that rates will increase before I get to the end of the term.
By: Sinéad Ryan
I'm just back from a week's holiday in Northern Spain. It was hot, sunny and bright. I clearly timed it well because I come back to that unlikeliest of events: the same weather.
