
Frank O’Connor
Frank O’Connor was a notable Irish author and playwright, renowned for his short stories and memoirs, including An Only Child and My Father’s Son, which reflect on his youth and familial relationships in a changing Ireland.
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Frank O’Connor, chief executive of the National Treasury Management Agency, warned about rising repayment costs for Ireland's national debt.
Global markets are signalling danger. Here’s what it means for Irish households – The Irish TimesNTMA chief executive Frank O’Connor said the agency’s annual interest bill will likely double from €3 billion currently to 'somewhere in the region of €6 billion' by the early 2030s.
Harris defends likely borrowing for funds even as Irish interest bill set to double – The Irish Times
Frank O’Connor co-founded Derelict Ireland to tackle dereliction through efficient registration and levies.
Are we about to solve Ireland’s dereliction problem? – The Irish TimesFrank O’Connor translated the original poem for a collection called Little Monasteries.
Philip King on music, film and the essentiality of the arts – The Irish TimesFrank O’Connor referred to the defeated anti-Treaty IRA members as a 'lost legion'.
Fianna Fáil’s founding aims haven’t aged well for the party – The Irish TimesFrank O'Connor's story 'News for the Church' was the first notable Irish story published in the New Yorker.
‘I got a phone call from one of the New Yorker’s famous fact-checkers’ – The Irish TimesFrank O’Connor is the chief executive of the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA).
State ‘well positioned’ despite uncertain markets, NTMA says – The Irish TimesNTMA chief executive Frank O’Connor said while Ireland still had debts of over €200 billion, the country was well positioned against uncertain markets.
EU/US trade deal is still possible says Paschal Donohoe – The Irish TimesFrank O’Connor spoke at AE's graveside, praising his diverse contributions to art and literature.
Why George William Russell deserves to be a household name again – The Irish TimesFrank O’Connor was a writer whose former home, Castleville, has been modernised and sold for €3.8 million.
Revamped Regency two-bed in Sandymount for €1.25m – The Irish TimesFrank O’Connor is the chief executive of the NTMA.
NTMA sells €1bn of bonds as European rates ease after spike – The Irish TimesFrank O’Connor recorded 700 empty properties within two kilometres of Cork city centre.
How has ‘public squalor’ become so normalised in our towns and cities? – The Irish TimesFrank O’Connor wrote two memoirs about his youth and later life.
As Pope Francis’s book Hope shows, defining what is autobiography isn’t always easy – The Irish Times



































































