Ryan McAleer is a business reporter at The Irish News. He has been covering the business beat since 2018, focusing on topics such as construction and real estate, retail, and hospitality, with a keen interest in the commercial real estate market and tourism. Ryan's work has been featured in MSN, The Irish News, Airport Business, and FedScoop.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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Ryan's coverage focuses on local business, economy, and real estate in Northern Ireland, with a significant emphasis on press releases and private sector announcements. He would likely be interested in pitches related to new business developments, economic trends or data analysis specific to Northern Ireland.
Given Ryan's focus on the local job market and real estate activities, he may be receptive to stories about unique job market trends such as emerging industries or skills in demand within Belfast and surrounding areas.
As his geographic focus is clear (United Kingdom, Belfast), tailor your pitches to reflect the relevance of the topic to this area specifically. If you have insights into the local business landscape or regional economic shifts that affect Northern Ireland directly, these could make for compelling story angles when reaching out to him.
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Belfast-based broadband company
By: Ryan McAleer
Stormont's Department for the Communities has agreed to lift the cap on the value of new build house...
By: Ryan McAleer
Northern Ireland's new locally owned
Northern Ireland's economy picked up pace during August with private sector output rising at the fas...
By: Ryan McAleer
Fashion retailer
By: Ryan McAleer
A long-running investigation into the activities of
By: Ryan McAleer
New accounts for the Dalata Group's two hotels in Belfast city centre show The Maldron was ten times...
By: Ryan McAleer
Foyle Port has said a record breaking number of cruise calls and passenger numbers reflect sustained growth in demand for Ireland's North West.
Family-owned firm say investment is in response to growing demand from tourism and commercial customers
By: Ryan McAleer
Companies are being encouraged to explore opportunities in the US market as a delegation of business and city leaders from Ohio returns to Derry this week.
