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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. CONVERSATION THAT COUNTS | Ireland’s national independent talk station for news, sport, analysis and entertainment Listen to Newstalk at http://newstalk.com/listenlive | Download the GoLoud app now, the new home for Newstalk

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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 based and serves more than thirteen hundred customers across retail, food service, cafes and travel .Freshways Managing Director Seán Cleary joined Emmet on the show.

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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. With that, attracting people to those industries is a hurdle that many employers face as well as making sure they stay! Dominick Miciotta is the CEO of Global Wealth 360 and advises employers and families navigating international moves between the US…

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Friday's business headlines

Emmet Oliver and Aidan Donnelly, Head of Equities at Davy takes a run through Friday business news headlines.

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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 research showing that almost four in five adults are interested in it. To discuss further was Brian Hayes the Chief Executive of BPFI.

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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 is one of Ireland’s leading IT outsourcing and Cloud Service Providers. They have recently pivoted towards becoming a specialist in AI. Joining Jonathan this morning was Ken Kelleher the Founder and Managing Director of Landmark.

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Thursday's business news headlines

Thursday's business news headlines along with Jonathan Healy.

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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 officially received B Corporation Certification. To discuss this and more with Emmet was their General Manager, Maxine Hyde.

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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 restaurant discovery platform. Joining Anton on the show was the Founder of First Table Matt Weir.

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Wednesday's business headlines

Emmet Oliver takes a look at Wednesday's business news headlines.

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Tuesday's business headlines

Tuesday's business headlines review with Joe Lynam.

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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 that Ireland has a new private clinic for skin operation. It is called the Surgical Institute Dublin. It’s only open a month and one of the three co founders is Professor Nicola Ralph was in studio with Joe this morning.

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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 platform to connect available substitute teachers with desperate schools looking for urgent cover in order to avoid unattended classes. Ben told Joe all about the platform ClassCover.

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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 hand over emails, messages, and other digital data if requested by police and judicial authorities from anywhere in the EU. Joe discusses this new regulation with Jake O’Sullivan who is a Forensic Partner with Deloitte Advisory.

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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 this morning was Patrick Shelly is the Founder of Origin Spirits.

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Monday's business headlines

Monday's business headlines with Joe Lynam and Paul Kavanagh from Patronus Partners.

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Thursday's business headlines

Thursday's business headlines with Joe Lynam.

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