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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Credit Union's sign up to new digital platform
Across the island of Ireland, 3.6 million people save with a credit union. They’re very local and connected to customers and have been slow to digital...
Improving the productivity of local companies
It’s not news that Ireland earns the lion's share of its Corporation Taxes from a handful of American companies and that it hasn't enough of large ind...
Monday's business news review
Joe Lynam was joined by Mike O’Sullivan from Unio for Monday's business news review.
Using technology to monitor and prevent shoplifting
How many times have retailers had only seconds to judge whether a young adult is old enough to buy alcohol or vapes or cigarettes? Mercury Retail Serv...
France is Ireland’s biggest EU Trading partner these days
France is Ireland’s biggest EU Trading partner these days, accounting for 11% of Irish imports. But a recent report from the France-Ireland Chamber of...
Friday's business news review
Kate English from Deloitte joined Joe to look through Friday's business news stories.
Sharon Donnery Member of the Supervisory Board at the European Central Bank
Ireland is fairly well represented at the top tables of the European Central Bank. The Central Bank of Ireland Governor sits on the body which decide...
Version-1 is opening up a brand-new AI facility in Ireland
Version-1 is opening up a brand-new AI facility in Ireland and creating 250 jobs and hundreds more north of the border as well as part of its digital...
Emma Redmond the Head of OpenAI Ireland
Today OpenAI has also published a study suggesting that most of us are using AI in the workplace to the extent that we gain 5 hours a week by doing so...
Kevin Connolly the Quality Manager with Connolly eggs
My next guest supplies eggs to the biggest supermarkets in Ireland courtesy of 120,000 chickens supplying millions of eggs every year. Connolly eggs m...
Why 82% of us don't shop around for better health cover?
Just shy of half the entire population of Ireland has some form of private health insurance. It means that when insurance companies such as LAYA, Iris...
Monday's business news review
Monday's business news review with Joe Lynam and Russ Mould from AJ Bell.
A huge cohort rely on the State pension as their primary income source
A report from State Street bank says that more than 70% of retirees in Ireland rely on the State pension as their primary income source. But we’re all...
How will private equity react amid an worldwide energy shock?
Venturewave Capital which seeks out Irish companies with decent potential and takes a stake in them. Venturewave is backed by some high profile lumin...
March is Guaranteed Irish month
March is Guaranteed Irish month. We’ve already seen a great surge in pride in our rugby team and our actresses and of course the world went green on...
Meet Sam the robot!
Joe was joined in studio by Sam the Robot. He belongs to the Meath based company Fusion Tech and he and robots like him may soon become a regular sigh...
All the business news headlines
All the business news headlines along with Newstalk's Business Editor and Leonie MacCann from Irish Life Investment Managers.
Biomethane as a renewable energy
Farms can be among the most energy-hungry but also emissions-heavy businesses in the economy. Local Power Ltd has teamed up with the Austrian company...
Thursday's business news headlines
Thursday's business news headlines along with Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam.
Kerril Hickey Chair of Specsavers Ireland
Specsavers has a whopping 2800 stores worldwide including 66 or so here in Ireland. They provide far more than just glasses to their customers. Indeed...
How do we manage to avoid a very damaging energy crisis?
Whether it’s crude oil, liquified natural gas, jet fuel, helium or fertiliser, they are all fossil fuel derived and mostly originate in the part of th...
Trevor Twamley Founder and Ceo of Sport Endorse
Whether it’s Roy Keane or James Lowe or newer stars such Troy Parrott or Erin King, sports stars are increasingly marketable entities. Sport Endorse...
Revolut secures a full banking licence to form Revolut Bank UK
After five years of trying, Revolut has finally secured a full banking licence to form Revolut Bank UK. So what does this mean for customers and how...
Rhona Fitzpatrick the founder of The Diamond Expert
Starting your own business is a really big undertaking, starting it with a young family pushes the boat out even further. Joining Joe to chat about he...
The impact of this war on important sectors
We have had a tumultuous fortnight since America and Israel decided to bomb Iran. Commodities, bonds and equities have all been impacted and the globa...
Friday's business news
Joe Lynam along with Kate English from Deloitte looks through Friday's business news headlines.
Gráinne Mullins the founder of Grá Chocolates
Forget Belgium and Switzerland, Ireland is home to some of Europe’s best and most luxurious chocolate supposedly. Certainly that's the case if you s...
Gewardz Health providing a remote GP service
Gewardz Health provides a remote GP service at a cost of €25 with a fully qualified doctor and at short notice. But will Irish people who love the so...
Is the voluntary employer ‘code of practice’ working?
The post pandemic rules on the right to request flexible working are 3 years old but the voluntary employer ‘code of practice’ is two years old. But...
David O'Brien the Chief Executive of TirNua
TirNua is focused on supporting Ireland’s energy transition through investment in new green infrastructure projects and it got a big shot in the arm w...
Wednesday's business news headlines
Wednesday's business news headlines with Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam.
Zippay comes to Ireland
There’s a new kid in town when it comes to instant payments between friends, family and contacts. It’s called Zippay and the three pillar banks hope t...