Killian Woods is a Business Reporter at Business Post. He covers a range of topics including construction and real estate, business and economics, and urban development, with a particular focus on the housing market and commercial real estate. Killian's work has been featured in notable publications such as Business Post and The Irish Times.
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Killian's coverage is focused on the local (Ireland, Dublin) government, politics, business, industry and real estate. His reporting heavily centers around government announcements and legal policy regulation.
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The move comes following two interest rate hikes by the European Central Bank in the past six months
By: Killian Woods
Circle K, Peter Mark and Allcare Pharmacy all face Dublin City Council enforcement cases over noncompliance with planning codes
By: Killian Woods
Minneapolis-based group bought Irish property debts from KBC, Bank of Ireland and others
By: Killian Woods
German asset manager KGAL is latest investor to signal issues with delivering new office accommodation in the city
By: Killian Woods
Less than a fifth of Irish respondents strongly agree cybersecurity is integrated into overall risk management
By: Killian Woods
The best news, analysis, and comment from The Irish Times business desk
Bank of Ireland debt has been refinanced under a new €17m facility with Hilco Real Estate Finance
By: Killian Woods
F or five years, artist Patrick Loewen has used the vacant facade of 47 William Street in Galway as a shop window to sell his small paintings.
Chipmaker's Irish accounts suggested effective tax rate of 11%, but new filings show it paid 2.7% on $2.5bn Irish profits
Dublin shares rose, while Britain's FTSE 100 felt the effect of HSBC missing quarterly revenue estimates
