
David McNamara
David McNamara is a 24-year-old man from Dublin who recently made headlines after being sentenced to five years in prison for a series of violent attacks against two former girlfriends, including charges of coercive control, assault, and hijacking a taxi while threatening the driver.
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Recent news mentions
AIB’s chief economist David McNamara provided insights on the expected corporation tax revenues.
Government collects record €10bn in corporation tax in November – The Irish TimesDavid McNamara is the AIB chief economist who provided insights on the Irish economy's resilience amid global uncertainty.
AIB raises Irish economic forecasts amid resilience to tariffs and uncertainty – The Irish Times
AIB chief economist David McNamara noted the uptick in business activity in the services sector.
Growth in Irish services sector rebounds slightly against euro zone decline – The Irish TimesDavid McNamara, AIB chief economist, commented on the Irish manufacturing industry's performance and outlook.
Irish manufacturing output growing for fifth straight month – The Irish TimesAIB chief economist David McNamara said, commenting on the bank’s new outlook report published on Monday.
AIB weighs sale of more problem loans with face value of €500m – The Irish TimesAIB’s chief economist David McNamara mentioned that around 65 basis points of policy easing from the ECB is anticipated.
Why ECB’s latest interest rate cut was a no-brainer – The Irish TimesDavid McNamara is the chief economist at AIB who commented on the Irish manufacturing activity.
Irish manufacturing activity accelerates at fastest pace in year – The Irish Times
David McNamara was jailed for five years for attacking two former girlfriends and hijacking a taxi.
Man (24) jailed for five years for ‘vicious’ attacks on two former girlfriends – The Irish Times



