Alan Healy is a Business Analyst at the Irish Examiner. He focuses on themes such as construction and real estate, energy policy, and business economics, providing insights into the housing market and real estate development. Alan's work has been featured in MSN, the Irish Examiner, and The Echo Live.
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Alan Healy's coverage is primarily focused on local business and industry developments in Ireland, particularly in Cork. To effectively reach out to him, consider pitching stories related to the Irish market, job market trends, tourism sector growth or challenges, and noteworthy developments within the local business community.
As his articles regularly cite data and include private sector announcements and press releases, he may be interested in receiving pitches that offer exclusive access to newsworthy data or insights from key players within the Irish business landscape.
Given Alan’s focus on local news with a strong emphasis on government announcements and private sector activities in Cork specifically, relevant sources for outreach would include local businesses expanding operations, economic experts providing insights into regional trends as well as policymakers shaping regulations impacting businesses in Ireland.
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By: Alan Healy
The relatively sudden influx of billionaires, triggers talk of wealth taxes
The New York firm is carrying out a significant expansion of its software engineering and data operations in Ireland
Setback for the fast-food giant's plans to open 25 new restaurants
Event centre proposals — for South Main St, the Marina, and Páirc Uí Chaoimh — have passed Cork City Council's SAQ process
Ambition on the scale of Ardnacrusha is needed to wean us off our dangerous dependance on energy imports
86% of the public still use AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB for their main current account banking
Wind generation increased to 35% of the electricity mix, up from 18% in August, while solar accounted for 5%, compared with 8% in August
By: Alan Healy
Forecasts inflation of 3.5% this year Strong demand for mortgages and loans has seen Bank of Ireland raise its income forecast for the second time this year.
'When the world's second largest ship registry opens its doors in your city, it sends a clear signal'
Homegrown exporters must become main driver of economy
