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Pamela Newenham

Pamela Newenham

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Pamela Newenham is a business journalist with The Irish Times. She specialises in the areas of innovation, technology, start-ups and entrepreneurship. She has previously written for the Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, Irish Daily Mail, Food & Wine magazine and NUI Maynooth's ReSearch magazine among other publications.

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