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Daniel McConnell

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As seen in: Business Post, Irish Independent, Irish Examiner, Belfast Telegraph, Breaking News, Gastroenterology, The University Observer, Beat 102 103, The Post Podcast
Editor, Business Post | Ireland's Journalist of the Year and Political Journalist of the Year 2022 | Author of No. 1 best-seller 'Hell at the Gates' |
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What the Papers Say: Banks’ Zippay plan; flood-hit firms can apply for €100k funds

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By Daniel McConnell Verified
| The Post Podcast
What the Papers Say What the Papers Say: Banks’ Zippay plan; flood-hit firms can apply for €100k funds Daniel McConnell 10:33 AIB, Bank of Ireland and PTSB are planning to launch Zippay, their new instant payments service, by St Patrick’s Day, the Irish Times reports.
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Alumni Corner - Daniel McConnell

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By Daniel McConnell Verified
| The University Observer Verified
Alumni Corner - Daniel McConnell Daniel McConnell, now Editor of the Business Post, reminisces of his tenure as Editor for Volumes VII and VIII at the turn of the Century. I can still remember it. Walking into a smoke-filled Arts Block to see bundles of University Observers on the ground with people flocking to pick one up. I had just submitted my first piece for the paper and hoped beyond hope that it might make it. Once in my hand, there it was. On the front page. My byline.
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Summer reopening plans: Outdoor events, cinemas and more from June 7

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By Elaine Loughlin Verified, Daniel McConnell Verified
     Outdoor events of 100 people, or up to 200 people in larger stadiums, will be allowed from June 7 under recommendations being discussed by members of Government tonight. However, pubs and restaurants will not be allowed serve customers indoors until July 5. Members of the Covid sub-committee are meeting tonight to discuss the further reopening of the country, including hospitality, sport and international travel.
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