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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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What can the global economy expect over the next 12 months?
So 2025 is done and dusted. As we start a new year and another year of Donald Trump in the White House, what can we in Ireland and the global economy...
K-shaped economy
Now, Christmas is a time of increased spending, and while higher prices affect everyone, the “K-shaped economy” shows inflation doesn’t affect everyon...
Medtech firm secures funding to support its push for US regulatory clearance
Galway medtech SymPhysis Medical recently secured a $1.25m grant to support its push for US regulatory clearance and commercialisation.
The...
Tuesday's business headlines
Susan Hayes Culleton brings us Tuesday's business news headlines.
Back for Business
Back for Business, the free programme aimed at supporting returned or soon-to-be-returning Irish emigrants to start and develop a business in Ireland,...
Volatile Geopolitics the New Norm
If 2025 was a year of uncertainty about the Trump tariffs, 2026 is the year of heightened geopolitical volatility. That’s the warning from EY Ireland,...
Monday's business headlines
Monday's business headlines with Susan Hayes Culleton in for Joe Lynam.
Peter Gregory is the founder of Green-Bubble.ie
How many times have you received something via a courier which is drowning in bubble wrap and how many times did you wonder what happens to all that p...
Friday's business and markets review
Friday's business and markets review along with Joe Lynam and Kate English from Deloitte.
A positive picture for the domestic economy
The Central bank of Ireland paints a positive picture for the domestic economy in its latest quarterly bulletin. It says modified domestic demand wi...
John McGrane Head of the Family Business Network
When the infrastructure action plan was published 2 weeks ago, there was plenty of reaction from big business and the major pressure groups but we hav...
Interesting reserch from LinkedIn
Unemployment has remained near all-time record lows of between four and 5%. Despite that research from the professional social media site LinkedIn, su...
Business news review with Joe Lynam
Joe takes a run through of the main business news headlines.
Wednesday's business headlines
Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam brings us Wednesday's business news headlines.
The Curious Case of Mike Lynch: The Improbable Life & Death of a Tech Billionaire’
Mike Lynch used to run the chip design giant Autonomy before it was sold to HP for $12bn. HP then sued Lynch for fraudulently overstating the value o...
Jeremy Quin President of Boeing UK and Ireland
Boeing sold its first plane into Ireland 65 years ago. It has since sold 1400 aircraft to Irish airlines and leasing companies making us amazingly th...
Ireland dominates European active ETF flows
In 2025 Ireland was the leading European domicile for active exchange-traded funds with a huge 94 per cent of market share. That data comes from Iris...
Retail pay has increased 40% since 2020
Retail pay has increased 40% since 2020, and with National Minimum Wage set to reach €14.15 per hour in January 2026 retailers will face another year...
Echelon data centres welcome the new direction from CRU
Echelon data centres welcome the new direction from the commission for the regulation of utilities concerning large energy users. All to discuss with...
A huge spike in venture capital funding for AI
Venture capital investment in generative AI jumped by 65% in the first 11 months of the year. That’s according to new analysis from EY Ireland, whose...
Monday business markets news
Monday business markets news with Emmet Oliver along with Russ Mould from AJ Bell.
The biggest threats facing companies all over the world
Needless to say cyber risks top the poll for major international companies as the biggest source of threats. That's followed by a global economic slo...
Friday business news roundup
All the market and business news with Joe Lynam along with Austin Hughes from AJ Bell.
How we can grow home-grown productivity here?
There was another serious warning about Ireland’s over dependence on a small cohort of American multinationals today. The ESRI said that these firms...
Pharmacists will be able to legally prescribe some medication
For decades pharmacists have been giving free advice and care to their customers but now, they will be able to legally prescribe some medication as we...
IKEA launches an interest free financing for bigger purchases
December and early January are usually the busiest period for furniture sales. Many of us like new stuff for Christmas and others like to refresh our...
Michelle Dunne, Employment Tax Director with Grant Thornton
Some of you out there may have already had free gifts from your employer. Some of you may have received a prepaid credit card and some of you may have...
Ailish Dooley the Chief Executive with Zen Pensions
We’re only a few weeks away from the start of auto enrollment whereby nearly everyone at work will be signed up to a pension scheme. But many employe...
Bullying and even far-right sentiment on the rise in Irish workplaces
New research from Matrix Recruitment finds bullying and even far-right sentiment on the rise in Irish workplaces. Emmet spoke to Recruitment Manager J...
The key services industries that may need further attention
The Competition and Consumer Protection Commission’s State of Competition in Ireland reports suggest that competition has weakened in several importan...
The major business stories and market trends
Emmet Oliver takes a run through the major business stories and market trends along with Kathleen Brooks from XTB.
The home transaction process report
The average property in the existing homes market is being sold once every 50 years. That’s according to a new report from property portal MyHome, in...
Assessing Economic Trends in Ireland and Northern Ireland
The government is today launching a new report Assessing Economic Trends in Ireland and Northern Ireland. This is the first report in a new annual se...
How Britain can get things done quicker
We don't have nuclear power stations in Ireland Britain does. But like Ireland it has had major problems getting big infrastructure projects such as n...
Does the Companies Act needs to be changed?
Senior directors and officers of a company currently must publish their usual residential address with the Companies Registration Office. But the gov...