Peter Flanagan

Peter Flanagan

Assistant Business Editor

Peter Flanagan is an Assistant Business Editor at The Irish Times

Ex-tech lobbyist named as Ireland’s new Data Protection Commissioner

Niamh Sweeney to take up role in October

DAA’s Jacobs engages lawyers and what next for France amid turmoil?

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More countries hiking taxes amid rising healthcare, age related spending

OECD report highlights trends in government spending globally

Ireland faces surging population and the best tech for college

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Eversheds Irish business absorbed into wider firm

Move comes weeks after tie-up talks between Eversheds Sutherland Ireland and William Fry ended

CRH faces court challenge to Ukraine deal and hospitality industry nears crisis point

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Autoenrolment deadline nears and how the Leaving Cert can beat AI

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The most complained about companies in Ireland

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Dawn Meats eyes NZ co-op deal and what tariffs mean for the Border

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Powerscourt Distillery up for sale and what the Online Safety Code means for you

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Ireland gets energy warning and should you buying a home if you aren’t married

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Trade deal fallout and how to start accumulating wealth

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Hoteliers and retailers push back on possible VAT cut delay

Extending the VAT cut to food and drink only would likely cost about €675 million, Tax Strategy Group papers show

Mortgage drawdowns hit highest level since 2008

Drawdowns topped €6.2 billion in the first six months of the year

Greencore’s shares surge after revenues exceed market expectations

Dublin-based firm’s shares jump more than 11%

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