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Gabrielle Monaghan
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Money Journalist, Irish Independent
Irel
Beats
mental health,Police drug addiction, health and medicine higher education, community military, business world events, covid-19
Rape related issues.
Content
My Money: ‘My parents instilled the value of investing in property by filling our house with lodgers’
By Gabrielle Monaghan Verified| Belfast Telegraph Verified Kerrigan is the nom de plume of Morag Prunty, who left school at 15, trained as a hairdresser, and broke into magazine journalism when she was still a teenager. She went on to become editor of magazines such as Just Seventeen, More!, and Irish Tatler. The writer lives in Killala, Co Mayo, with her artist husband Niall Kerrigan. For tickets to Kerrigan’s show, go to katekerrigan.ie. My parents were teachers, so we were not well off. As Irish immigrants in London, they were frugal and money-conscious.
By Gabrielle Monaghan Verified| Belfast Telegraph Verified When a vulnerable person is being abused financially, you must act quickly These days, when it comes to financial deception, it’s the romance scams, the banking and shopping scams, the smishing and investment fraud which tend to grab the headlines. But financial abuse is even more pernicious. The perpetrator is usually someone known to the victim, often an adult child, sibling, carer – or even a spouse.
My Money: ‘My parents instilled the value of investing in property by filling our house with lodgers’
By Gabrielle Monaghan Verified| Belfast Telegraph Verified Kerrigan is the nom de plume of Morag Prunty, who left school at 15, trained as a hairdresser, and broke into magazine journalism when she was still a teenager. She went on to become editor of magazines such as Just Seventeen, More!, and Irish Tatler. The writer lives in Killala, Co Mayo, with her artist husband Niall Kerrigan. For tickets to Kerrigan’s show, go to katekerrigan.ie. My parents were teachers, so we were not well off. As Irish immigrants in London, they were frugal and money-conscious.
Company Info
Irish Independent
The Irish Independent is Ireland's largest-circulation daily newspaper, founded in January 1905 by William Martin Murphy. Owned by Mediahuis Ireland, it operates as a compact-format publication focusing on news, politics, business, sports, and culture. The newspaper has a rich history, having evolved from its early alignment with moderate nationalism to a more centrist editorial stance. The Irish Independent offers a daily newspaper that includes national and international news, opinion pieces, and investigative journalism. Its digital platform, Independent.ie, provides 24/7 access to news, podcasts, and video content. The publication has expanded its reach through acquisitions of local papers and features specialized supplements covering business, lifestyle, and sports. Under Mediahuis, the Irish Independent has embraced digital transformation, ensuring its continued relevance in the media landscape.
Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland
+353 1 705 5333
Founded: 1989