Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam
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Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam
Presented by Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam, this 30-minute programme focuses on the key business stories from home and abroad, market analysis, new business innovations and profile interviews. Listen and subscribe to Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Download,...
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David Llewellyn of the Lusca Vineyard in Lusk
Lusca Vineyard in Lusk, County Dublin, has been growing grapes on Irish soil since 1999. Turning out award-winning reds and sparkling wines from a tin...
Monday's business news review
Monday's business news review with Joe Lynam and the Economist Austin Hughes.
The business of Rentokil
The exceptional sunshine this summer has seen a 57% surge in inquiries from companies related to flies and other insects according to the biggest pest...
Green Business Person of the month
The company Re-Box works with some of the biggest food and drinks makers in Ireland including Irish distillers and Glenpatrick water. Gathering thousa...
Green Businessperson of the month
The company Re-Box works with some of the biggest food and drinks makers in Ireland including Irish distillers and Glenpatrick water. They gather tho...
Friday's business headlines
Friday's business headlines review with Joe Lynam and along with Aidan Donnelly from Davys.
Robert Ryan Chief Executive of Lidl Ireland
20 years ago, when Lidl arrived on these shores in earnest, many of the products were a little bit Germanic and unknown to Irish shoppers. Now Lidl i...
The business of Manhattan snacks
Manhattan snacks been making snacks as a family business since 1957 in Finglas starting in the family kitchen. And now almost 7 decades later, the t...
Kenny Jacobs Executive Chair of Manna Drones
Since last month KennyJacobs has been the Executive Chair of the Irish founded company Manna Drones. The company moved to Tulsa in Oklahoma where they...
Thursday's business news review
Joe Lynam takes a look through Thursday's business headlines.
Pat Lardner the Chief Executive of Irish Funds
Next year we will be marking the 40th anniversary of the establishment of the International Financial Services Centre.The government launched yesterda...
Investicon the special retail investor conference
Many investors are increasingly investing in shares all over the world especially America. Often making more money than leaving it sitting in savings...
How to attract thousands of college football fans
This weekend is the annual Aer lingus College football classic. This year, TCU Texas wil face the University of Carolina.
The annual event brin...
Failte Ireland’s new strategy aimed at off-peak visitors
Almost 226,000 or 1 in 10 people in the workforce are directly employed in the tourism sector here, whether that's hotels, visitor attractions or tran...
Monday's business headlines
Joe Lynam takes a run through Monday business headlines along with Paul Kavanagh from Patronus.
How will more remote areas in the Midlands adapt to AI?
There’s no doubt that AI is going to radically change workforces all over the world. The big cities with their trained and concentrated skill sets ar...
What will ‘Ireland for Finance’ strategy' bring?
Tomorrow the government will publish its ‘Ireland for Finance’ strategy. -A new five-year plan on the future of the financial services sector, includi...
Friday's business headlines
Emmet Oliver and Aidan Donnelly, Head of Equities at Davy takes a run through Friday business news headlines.
Advising workers on relocating between US and Ireland
The competition continues to increase for highly skilled workers in the likes of AI, technology, healthcare or financial services around the globe. Wi...
The business of Freshways
Tesco has partnered with a Dublin based supplier for its meal deal as part of a forty five million euro three year partnership. Freshways is Finglas b...
Thursday's business news headlines
Thursday's business news headlines along with Jonathan Healy.
The business of Landmark Technologies
With the ever-increasing reliance on technology and AI in our world, I.T companies have never been so important as they are now. Landmark Technologies...
The public interest in the state investment scheme
With the Government set to introduce a new state investment scheme in the new year. Banking Federations and Investment Ireland have released new resea...
Wednesday's business headlines
Emmet Oliver takes a look at Wednesday's business news headlines.
Cutting back on dining out due to rising cost of living
63% per cent of adults have cut back on dining out due to the rising cost of living. That’s according to research from First Table, an international r...
The business of Ballymaloe Foods
Tracing their roots back to the 1930’s, Ballymaloe Foods has now become one of the country’s most well-known relish brands. The company has now offici...
The platform called Classcover
Imagine the thousands of calls that a principal or school secretary has to make to find cover for a suddenly unwell teacher. Ben Grozier has set up a...
Professor Nicola Ralph Co-Founder of the Surgical Institute Dublin
Dermatology has one of the longest waiting lists in the Irish healthcare system with access often restricted for new patients. So the good news is th...
The business of Origin Spirts
Origin Spirits makes it own vodka, whiskey and gin which have exclusively Irish ingredients. It includes the Kalak single malt vodka. Speaking to Joe...
Monday's business headlines
Monday's business headlines with Joe Lynam and Paul Kavanagh from Patronus Partners.
The EU’s new E-Evidence regulation explained
The EU’s new E-Evidence regulation comes into force tomorrow, which could have a profound impact on Irish service providers. It requires companies to...
Jim Dowdall the Chief Executive of Level Health
Up until 18 months ago there were only 3 private health insurance providers. But Level Health, which is backed by Aviva, is hoping to nibble away at...
The business of Culligan Ireland
Amid this lovely heatwave, demand for chilled, filtered water is higher than ever. Culligan Ireland is one of the biggest suppliers of water coolers...
What is mediation and how much does it cost?
The law changed this year when it comes to commercial disputes or disputes between employees and their employers. Now a judge can order rowing parties...
John Shine Founder Shine’s Seafood
Ireland has one of the largest economic zones in the EU because of our surrounding seas and oceans but only 9% of the fish caught there is by Irish fi...