Martin Claffey is a Deputy Business Editor at the Irish Examiner. A Cork native, he specializes in construction and real estate, as well as energy and business economics, focusing on topics such as the housing market, renewable energy, and local economic trends. Martin's work has been featured in The Southern Star, Irish Examiner, and The Echo Live.
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Martin Claffey's coverage primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on agriculture and farming. He also covers entertainment news and house & home topics.
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Bankinter has stepped up its commercial offering in Ireland
By: Martin Claffey
The new hangar will include a new Ryanair Engineering Academy
By: Martin Claffey
The retailer on Friday unveiled plans to open 14 new stores and redevelop 10 existing stores
By: Martin Claffey
While retailers head for outlet centres, John Buckley Sports has bought a new home on Christy Ring Bridge.
The United States was the largest source of visitors to distilleries, followed by Ireland, the UK, Germany, and France
Mr McCarthy was at forefront of sector in West Cork for over half a century
By: Martin Claffey
Warning follows number of complaints received to CCPC helpline
By: Martin Claffey
Latest news on Ireland's companies and busines organisations and their impact locally, nationally and globally.
By: Martin Claffey
C&C group says operating profits up 4% to €43.4m for the six months ended August 31
By: Martin Claffey
The new investment accounts will be introduced on July 1 and credit unions says their 'trust' from communities should see them with a larger role
