Fiona Reddan

Fiona Reddan

Fiona Reddan is a regular contributor to The Irish Times, covering business, innovation and technology, personal finance and property topics. She writes for the weekly “Your Money” personal finance pages and also has a bi-monthly column on house-hunting “On the Move” in Thursday's property supplement.

She is author of “Irelands IFSC: a Story of Global Financial Success”, published in 2008 by Mercier Press, and has been a commentator on business and economic issues on RTE's The Pat Kenny Show and Today FM’s Sunday Business Show, amongst others.

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Kelly Martin, chief executive of Elan, says the transactions will deliver long-term growth in income and value. Photograph: Alan Betson/The Irish Times
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Seasonal factors at play in 66 per cent decline

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