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Ronan McGreevy

Ronan McGreevy

Ronan McGreevy is a news reporter with The Irish Times. He was educated at NUI Galway and has a degree in English and Sociology & Politics and a HDip (now an MA) in Journalism. He has previously worked with The Times, the London Evening Standard and The Irish Post. He has also worked as a radio and television producer with the BBC and Sky News.

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Financial Services

Jeremy Masding, CEO Permanent TSB: wrote to all staff yesterday outlining his determination to achieve the reduction in costs being targeted by the bank. Photograph: Dave Meehan Directors agree 10% cut in fees at Permanent TSB targets
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