2519 0 RTÉ:Ireland http://www.rte.ie/radio1/thebusiness/ 1 hour show looking at business and enterprise in Ireland. Broadcast every Saturday at 10.00am and presented by George Lee, The Business is a full hour on business and enterprise in Ireland, with a sprinkling of personal finance and consumer info. Real business is the stories of the real people who actually start up, run and work in enterprises in Ireland and just like real life, it's as full of humour and emotion as it is of serious issues and important events. The Business is here to bring you the best of those stories from around the country. 1 hour show looking at business and enterprise in Ireland. en-ie RTÉ 2012 RTÉ podcasting@rte.ie Sat, 18 May 2013 13:03:41 +0000 http://www.rte.ie/radio1/images/logo_podcast_144.jpg http://www.rte.ie/radio1/thebusiness/ 144 144 Business no RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0518/20130518_rteradio1-thebusiness-optimismor_c20203468_20203478_232_.mp3 Over the last few months we have come across quite a few people expressing hope and optimism about Ireland's future. We've also heard from an equal number who have expressed doubts and pessimism about our prospects. We're joined by Austin Hughes, Chief Economist with KBC Bank, and Dr. Tom Healy, Director of the Nevin Economic Research Institute. Over the last few months we have come across quite a few people expressing hope and optimism about Ireland's future. We've also heard from an equal number who have expressed doubts and pessimism about our prospects. We're joined by Austin Hughes, Chief Economist with KBC Bank, and Dr. Tom Healy, Director of the Nevin Economic Research Institute. Over the last few months we have come across quite a few people expressing hope and optimism about where Ireland’s economy is heading. But we have also heard from an equal number who have expressed doubts and pessimism about our prospects. To debate the merits of the different points of view, we're joined by a relatively optimistic Austin Hughes, Chief Economist with KBC Bank, and by a rather more pessimistic Dr. Tom Healy, Director of the Nevin Economic Research Institute. 0:14:32 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0518/20130518_rteradio1-thebusiness-optimismor_c20203468_20203478_232_.mp3 Sat, 18 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50561409 20203468 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0518/20130518_rteradio1-thebusiness-danutagray_c20203469_20203479_232_.mp3 Danuta Gray is one of Ireland's best-known business women. She spent nine years as Chief Executive of O2 in Ireland before moving on to become non-executive Chairman of the company, finishing her term there last year. She is also a board member of Aer Lingus, Paddy Power, and the financial services group, Old Mutual. She joins us in studio. Danuta Gray is one of Ireland's best-known business women. She spent nine years as Chief Executive of O2 in Ireland before moving on to become non-executive Chairman of the company, finishing her term there last year. She is also a board member of Aer Lingus, Paddy Power, and the financial services group, Old Mutual. She joins us in studio. Danuta Gray is one of Ireland's best-known business women. She spent nine years as Chief Executive of O2 in Ireland before moving on to become non-executive Chairman of the company, finishing her term there at the end of last year. She is also a board member of Aer Lingus, Paddy Power, and the financial services group, Old Mutual. She joins us in studio. 0:15:56 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0518/20130518_rteradio1-thebusiness-danutagray_c20203469_20203479_232_.mp3 Sat, 18 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50561410 20203469 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0518/20130518_rteradio1-thebusiness-gaaplayers_c20203470_20203480_232_.mp3 This weekend marks the first really big day of action in the GAA Championship, and amongst those who’ll be cracking points and blasting goals are some who are sure to have balance sheets and business loans in the back of their minds. Fermanagh footballer Shane Lyons and Waterford hurler Eoghan McGrath are two such men and they join us in studio. This weekend marks the first really big day of action in the GAA Championship, and amongst those who’ll be cracking points and blasting goals are some who are sure to have balance sheets and business loans in the back of their minds. Fermanagh footballer Shane Lyons and Waterford hurler Eoghan McGrath are two such men and they join us in studio. For many this weekend marks the true start of the summer as the 2013 GAA Championship kicks off. Amongst those who’ll be cracking points and blasting goals are some who are sure to have balance sheets and business loans in the back of their minds. Joining us are Fermanagh footballer Shane Lyons of GNS Fitness and Waterford hurling stalwart Eoin McGrath of Mean Bean Coffee, both of whom know a thing or two about bringing the GAA competitive mentality and focus to matters of business. 0:07:41 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0518/20130518_rteradio1-thebusiness-gaaplayers_c20203470_20203480_232_.mp3 Sat, 18 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50561411 20203470 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0518/20130518_rteradio1-thebusiness-rivalry_c20203471_20203481_232_.mp3 Competition may well be fierce in the GAA Championship but some of the battles that go on daily in workplaces around the country are not to be sniffed at either. Rivalries can be become very fierce as people compete for jobs. Conflict mediator Fiona McAuslan discusses whether having a rival can push you on to achieve more? Competition may well be fierce in the GAA Championship but some of the battles that go on daily in workplaces around the country are not to be sniffed at either. Rivalries can be become very fierce as people compete for jobs. Conflict mediator Fiona McAuslan discusses whether having a rival can push you on to achieve more? Competition may well be fierce in the GAA Championship but some of the battles that go on daily in workplaces around the country are not to be sniffed at either. Rivalries can be become very fierce as people compete for jobs. So does having a rival push you on to achieve more? Fiona McAuslan is a Conflict Mediator. 0:12:36 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0518/20130518_rteradio1-thebusiness-rivalry_c20203471_20203481_232_.mp3 Sat, 18 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50561412 20203471 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebarronb_c20200817_20200822_232_.mp3 There was some good news on the retail front this week when retailer Pamela Scott successfully exited Examinership, saving over 300 retail jobs in the process. The Irish fashion retailer was founded by Dubliner Sean Barron nearly 40 years ago, and is still run by Sean and his four sons today. Two of them, Scott and Robert, join us in studio. There was some good news on the retail front this week when retailer Pamela Scott successfully exited Examinership, saving over 300 retail jobs in the process. The Irish fashion retailer was founded by Dubliner Sean Barron nearly 40 years ago, and is still run by Sean and his four sons today. Two of them, Scott and Robert, join us in studio. There was some good news on the retail front this week when Pamela Scott, a familiar fixture on Irish high streets, successfully exited Examinership, saving over 300 retail jobs in the process. The Irish fashion retailer was founded by Dubliner Sean Barron nearly 40 years ago, and is still run by Sean and his four sons today. Two of them, Scott and Robert, join us in studio. 0:14:15 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebarronb_c20200817_20200822_232_.mp3 Sat, 11 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50552313 20200817 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-fromthetou_c20200818_20200823_232_.mp3 Stephen Roche is Tour de France winner, an entrepreneur, and an Irish cycling legend. Since his retirement in 1993, Stephen has set his sights on a number of ventures in the business world, including his current bike tour company in Mallorca. We left the studio and met him in the bike shed to find out more. Stephen Roche is Tour de France winner, an entrepreneur, and an Irish cycling legend. Since his retirement in 1993, Stephen has set his sights on a number of ventures in the business world, including his current bike tour company in Mallorca. We left the studio and met him in the bike shed to find out more. Stephen Roche is Tour de France winner, an entrepreneur, and an Irish cycling legend. Since his retirement in 1993, Stephen has set his sights on a number of ventures in the business world, including his current bike tour company in Mallorca. We left the studio and met him in the bike shed to find out more. 0:12:26 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-fromthetou_c20200818_20200823_232_.mp3 Sat, 11 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50552314 20200818 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-thecostofc_c20200819_20200824_232_.mp3 The death toll from the Bangladeshi clothing factory disaster last week is now approaching 1,000 people. The tragedy has reignited a debate about the clothes we buy, and how they are made. We're joined by Dr Tony Royle of NUI Galway, and by former fashion buyer Kate Nolan of Redress - The Better Fashion Initiative. The death toll from the Bangladeshi clothing factory disaster last week is now approaching 1,000 people. The tragedy has reignited a debate about the clothes we buy, and how they are made. We're joined by Dr Tony Royle of NUI Galway, and by former fashion buyer Kate Nolan of Redress - The Better Fashion Initiative. This week we heard, and saw, the astonishing rescue of Reshma Begum, a 19 year old Bangladeshi seamstress, miraculously dragged from the rubble, 17 days after the massive clothing factory that she worked in collapsed in Dhaka. The factory was 11-stories-high and the death toll resulting from its collapse is now approaching 1,000 people. The tragedy has reignited a debate about the clothes we buy, and how they are made. We're joined by Dr Tony Royle of the Cairns Graduate School of Business at NUI Galway, and by former fashion buyer Kate Nolan of Redress - The Better Fashion Initiative. 0:13:12 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-thecostofc_c20200819_20200824_232_.mp3 Sat, 11 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50552315 20200819 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-turningaro_c20200820_20200825_232_.mp3 Thomas Street in Dublin is steeped in history. Christchurch Cathedral sits at one end, with St James Gate at the other. Despite that, locals say that the street is not achieving its potential, and that one third of properties there are vacant or derelict. They have decided to take matters into their own hand. We went along to find out more. Thomas Street in Dublin is steeped in history. Christchurch Cathedral sits at one end, with St James Gate at the other. Despite that, locals say that the street is not achieving its potential, and that one third of properties there are vacant or derelict. They have decided to take matters into their own hand. We went along to find out more. Thomas Street in Dublin is steeped in history. Christchurch Cathedral sits at one end, with St James Gate sits at the other. Despite those landmarks, locals say that the street is not achieving its potential, and that one third of properties there are either vacant or derelict. They have decided to take matters into their own hands so we went along to find out more. 0:05:40 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-turningaro_c20200820_20200825_232_.mp3 Sat, 11 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50552316 20200820 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-comedyandc_c20200821_20200826_232_.mp3 Aidan Killian is a man who believes that cracking the right joke can help you learn the knack of public speaking, and he should know. A former investment banker, Aidan packed it all in to follow his dream of becoming a stand-up comic. He joins us in studio. Aidan Killian is a man who believes that cracking the right joke can help you learn the knack of public speaking, and he should know. A former investment banker, Aidan packed it all in to follow his dream of becoming a stand-up comic. He joins us in studio. Aidan Killian is a man who believes that cracking the right joke can help you learn the knack of public speaking, and he should know. A former investment banker, Aidan packed it all in to follow his dream of becoming a stand-up comic. He joins us in studio. 0:06:16 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0511/20130511_rteradio1-thebusiness-comedyandc_c20200821_20200826_232_.mp3 Sat, 11 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50552317 20200821 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0504/20130504_rteradio1-thebusiness-michaelsom_c20198192_20198195_232_.mp3 Michael Somers is well known as the chairman of the group that drew up the National Development Plan in the late 1980s and for his role as boss of the NTMA. He is now the Deputy Chairman of AIB. He joins us in studio. Michael Somers is well known as the chairman of the group that drew up the National Development Plan in the late 1980s and for his role as boss of the NTMA. He is now the Deputy Chairman of AIB. He joins us in studio. Michael Somers spent 48 years in the service of the State. He was the chairman of the group that drew up the National Development Plan in the late 1980s. He was awarded Chevalier in the Légion d'Honneur by the French President for his role in establishing the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, but he's most recognised here as the boss of the National Treasury Management Agency (NTMA). He retired from that role in 2009 and was subsequently appointed to the Board of Allied Irish Bank on the instructions of the Minister for Finance. He is now the Deputy Chairman of AIB. He joins us in studio. 0:34:03 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0504/20130504_rteradio1-thebusiness-michaelsom_c20198192_20198195_232_.mp3 Sat, 4 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50542292 20198192 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0504/20130504_rteradio1-thebusiness-thetwosist_c20198193_20198196_232_.mp3 On this May bank holiday weekend, as many of us are beginning to dream about laying back and relaxing for the summer, we're joined by two sisters whose workload is really kicking off. Mary McKenna is the managing director of the travel company Tour America, and Suzanne Quinn is the boss of Holiday Homes Direct.ie. They join us in studio. On this May bank holiday weekend, as many of us are beginning to dream about laying back and relaxing for the summer, we're joined by two sisters whose workload is really kicking off. Mary McKenna is the managing director of the travel company Tour America, and Suzanne Quinn is the boss of Holiday Homes Direct.ie. They join us in studio. On this May bank holiday weekend, as many of us are beginning to dream about laying back and relaxing for the summer, we're joined by two sisters whose workload is really kicking off. Mary McKenna is the managing director of the travel company Tour America, and Suzanne Quinn is the boss of Holiday Homes Direct.ie. They join us in studio. 0:10:55 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0504/20130504_rteradio1-thebusiness-thetwosist_c20198193_20198196_232_.mp3 Sat, 4 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50542293 20198193 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0504/20130504_rteradio1-thebusiness-jazzingitu_c20198194_20198197_232_.mp3 Michael Buckley is one of Ireland's foremost jazz musicians. The Walkinstown Wizard has been jazzing it up for almost four decades, and he's still only 42 years old. He talks about his life as a jazz musician and plays us out with Charlie Chaplin's 'Smile' Michael Buckley is one of Ireland's foremost jazz musicians. The Walkinstown Wizard has been jazzing it up for almost four decades, and he's still only 42 years old. He talks about his life as a jazz musician and plays us out with Charlie Chaplin's 'Smile' Michael Buckley is one of Ireland's foremost jazz musicians. The Walkinstown Wizard has been jazzing it up for almost four decades, and he's still only 42 years old. He talks about his life as a jazz musician and plays us out with Charlie Chaplin's 'Smile' 0:06:10 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0504/20130504_rteradio1-thebusiness-jazzingitu_c20198194_20198197_232_.mp3 Sat, 4 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50542294 20198194 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0504/20130504_rteradio1-thebusiness-innovation_c20200074_20200078_232_.mp3 Josh Lerner, Professor of Innovation at the Harvard Business School joins us to discuss innovative lessons Ireland could from other nations. Josh Lerner, Professor of Innovation at the Harvard Business School joins us to discuss innovative lessons Ireland could from other nations. Josh Lerner, Professor of Innovation at the Harvard Business School joins us to discuss innovative lessons Ireland could from other nations. 0:18:29 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0504/20130504_rteradio1-thebusiness-innovation_c20200074_20200078_232_.mp3 Sat, 4 May 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50549517 20200074 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-thedeathof_c20194511_20194516_232_.mp3 This week EU President Jose Manuel Barosso argued that austerity may have run its course. It follows the publication of new research by a 28 year old economics student that has thrown a spanner in the economic works. That Amercian student, Thomas Hendron, joins us now. We're also joined by Alan Barrett, of the ESRI and Professor Steve Keen. This week EU President Jose Manuel Barosso argued that austerity may have run its course. It follows the publication of new research by a 28 year old economics student that has thrown a spanner in the economic works. That Amercian student, Thomas Hendron, joins us now. We're also joined by Alan Barrett, of the ESRI and Professor Steve Keen. This week EU President Jose Manuel Barosso argued that austerity in Europe may have run its course. It follows the publication ten days ago of new research by a 28 year old economics student at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst that has thrown a major spanner in the economic works. He showed that two of the world’s most influential economists Ken Rogoff, formerly the Chief Economist at the IMF, and Carmen Reinhart of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, two influential economists who support austerity, had made huge errors with data. The Amercian student who blew the lid on it all, Thomas Hendron joins us now. We're also joined by Alan Barrett, head of the Economic Analysis Unit at the ESRI and Professor Steve Keen who joins us from Sydney. 0:16:50 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-thedeathof_c20194511_20194516_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50529339 20194511 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-mathandman_c20194512_20194517_232_.mp3 People across the country are doing all kinds of things to try and improve the local economy. In Mallow, people have come together to raise €300,000 euro to help teachers get extra training in science, and they've even begun to teach Mandarin in the schools there. Brian O'Connell went to find out more. People across the country are doing all kinds of things to try and improve the local economy. In Mallow, people have come together to raise €300,000 euro to help teachers get extra training in science, and they've even begun to teach Mandarin in the schools there. Brian O'Connell went to find out more. As Ireland’s Great Recession rumbles on we've heard lots of stories about the big efforts some people are making to get on with things. The town of Mallow in Co Cork has taken it all to a whole new level. Local people there have come together to raise €300,000 euro to help teachers get extra training in science, and they've even begun to teach Mandarin in schools there. Brian O'Connell went to find out more. 0:06:20 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-mathandman_c20194512_20194517_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50529340 20194512 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-cybercrime_c20194513_20194518_232_.mp3 Earlier this week, the Twitter account of the AP news agency in America was hacked by saboteurs who sent out a bogus tweet claiming there had been two explosions at the White House and that President Obama had been injured. Immediately $200 million dollars was wiped off values in US financial markets. Rik Ferguson is an expert on Cyber Crime. Earlier this week, the Twitter account of the AP news agency in America was hacked by saboteurs who sent out a bogus tweet claiming there had been two explosions at the White House and that President Obama had been injured. Immediately $200 million dollars was wiped off values in US financial markets. Rik Ferguson is an expert on Cyber Crime. Earlier this week, the Twitter account of the Associated Press news agency in America was hacked by saboteurs who sent out a bogus tweet claiming there had been two explosions at the White House and that President Obama had been injured. Immediately $200 million dollars was wiped off values in US financial markets.A group calling itself the Syrian Electronic Army subsequently claimed responsibility. Most hackers however, have profit, rather than politics, in mind. Rik Ferguson, Vice President of Security Research at Trend Micro, is an expert on Cyber Crime and he joins us from Poland. 0:08:34 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-cybercrime_c20194513_20194518_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50529341 20194513 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-writedowns_c20194514_20194519_232_.mp3 Independent News and Media was in the headlines again with news that the Group had brokered a deal with its lenders to write off almost €140 million of debts. The company also announced that it is seeking 100 redundancies. We're joined by Roy Greenslade from City University in London, and Siobhan O'Connell from Business Plus Magazine. Independent News and Media was in the headlines again with news that the Group had brokered a deal with its lenders to write off almost €140 million of debts. The company also announced that it is seeking 100 redundancies. We're joined by Roy Greenslade from City University in London, and Siobhan O'Connell from Business Plus Magazine. Independent News and Media was in the headlines again with news that the Group had brokered a deal with its lenders - including the major state-owned banks- to write off almost €140 million of debts. The company also announced that it is seeking 100 redundancies as part of new cost cutting initiatives. To discuss the implications we're joined by Roy Greenslade, Professor of Journalism at City University in London, and by Siobhan O'Connell from Business Plus Magazine. 0:09:02 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-writedowns_c20194514_20194519_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50529342 20194514 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-oceansofop_c20194515_20194520_232_.mp3 Since the 1980s, Edna O'Coineen has started over a dozen companies, made several Atlantic crossings by boat, and sailed in the Whitbread "Around the World" race. He has interests from Eastern Europe to the Caribbean, and from publishing to renewable energy. He's even building an Irish village in Haiti. He joins us in studio. Since the 1980s, Edna O'Coineen has started over a dozen companies, made several Atlantic crossings by boat, and sailed in the Whitbread "Around the World" race. He has interests from Eastern Europe to the Caribbean, and from publishing to renewable energy. He's even building an Irish village in Haiti. He joins us in studio. Since the 1980s, Edna O'Coineen has started over a dozen companies, made several Atlantic crossings by boat, and sailed in the Whitbread "Around the World" race. He is no stranger to the stormy seas of business - with interests from Eastern Europe to the Caribbean, and from publishing to renewable energy. In fact, there seems to be very few industries he hasn't invested in. He's now in the process of putting the finishing touches to an Irish village in Haiti. He joins us in studio. 0:10:27 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0427/20130427_rteradio1-thebusiness-oceansofop_c20194515_20194520_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50529343 20194515 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191382_20191387_232_.mp3 With almost two to one trade union members having voted against the Croke Park Two public sector pay deal earlier this week, the ball is firmly in the Government’s court now, but what next? We're joined by Nicola Cooke of the Sunday Business Post, Blair Horan, formerly of the CPSU and Tony Foley from DCU. With almost two to one trade union members having voted against the Croke Park Two public sector pay deal earlier this week, the ball is firmly in the Government’s court now, but what next? We're joined by Nicola Cooke of the Sunday Business Post, Blair Horan, formerly of the CPSU and Tony Foley from DCU. With almost two to one trade union members having voted against the Croke Park Two public sector pay deal earlier this week, the proposal appears to be dead in the water. The ball is firmly in the Government’s court now, but what can they do to bring the trade unions back on side? How will they find the €300 million payroll savings needed before July? And are we heading for all-out industrial war in the public sector? We're joined by Nicola Cooke from the Sunday Business Post, Blair Horan, former General Secretary of the CPSU trade union and Tony Foley from Dublin City University Business School. 0:13:48 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191382_20191387_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50518832 20191382 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191383_20191388_232_.mp3 Pat and Mike Glennon are two brothers who've managed to adjust to tough times so successfully that they became one of the new entries to the Sunday Times Rich List last year. We headed down to their sawmill in Fermoy, Co. Cork to find out how they've managed to branch out and weather the storm of the recent economic climate. Pat and Mike Glennon are two brothers who've managed to adjust to tough times so successfully that they became one of the new entries to the Sunday Times Rich List last year. We headed down to their sawmill in Fermoy, Co. Cork to find out how they've managed to branch out and weather the storm of the recent economic climate. Pat and Mike Glennon are two brothers who've managed to adjust to tough times and expand their timber business successfully in a recession - so successfully that they became one of the new entries to the Sunday Times Rich List last year. We headed down to their sawmill in Fermoy, Co. Cork to find out how they've managed to branch out and weather the storm of the recent economic climate. 0:07:27 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191383_20191388_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50518833 20191383 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191384_20191389_232_.mp3 Sheryl Sandberg has been listed as one of the most powerful women in the world. She is the COO of Facebook, having already succeeded as a top dog at Google and as Chief of Staff at the US Treasury. She has just written a book that has caused a bit of a stir. It’s called “Lean In – Women, Work and the Will to Lead”. She joins us from London. Sheryl Sandberg has been listed as one of the most powerful women in the world. She is the COO of Facebook, having already succeeded as a top dog at Google and as Chief of Staff at the US Treasury. She has just written a book that has caused a bit of a stir. It’s called “Lean In – Women, Work and the Will to Lead”. She joins us from London. Sheryl Sandberg has been listed as one of the most powerful women in the world. She is the Chief Operating Officer of Facebook, having already succeeded as a top dog at Google and as Chief of Staff at the US Treasury. All that and she is still only 43 years old. She has just written a book that has caused a bit of a stir. It’s called “Lean In – Women, Work and the Will to Lead”. She joins us from London. 0:15:30 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191384_20191389_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50518834 20191384 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191385_20191390_232_.mp3 The Talty family, from Spanish Point in Co. Clare, are building on an old Irish tradition, and are aiming to tap into an enormous global market. We paid them a visit to learn about an unusual industry which, if it is managed properly, could turn out to be huge earner for Ireland. The Talty family, from Spanish Point in Co. Clare, are building on an old Irish tradition, and are aiming to tap into an enormous global market. We paid them a visit to learn about an unusual industry which, if it is managed properly, could turn out to be huge earner for Ireland. The Talty family, from Spanish Point in Co. Clare, are building on an old Irish tradition, and are aiming to tap into an enormous global market. We paid them a visit to learn about an unusual industry which, if it is managed properly, could turn out to be huge earner for Ireland. 0:06:13 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191385_20191390_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50518835 20191385 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191386_20191391_232_.mp3 Popular music - the songs we sing and the songs people write - often depict quite accurately what’s going on in people’s lives and how hard economic times affect us all. We're joined by music journalist Una Mullally and Pete Holidai who is a Musician and Lecturer at Ballyfermot College to talk about music inspired by hard times. Popular music - the songs we sing and the songs people write - often depict quite accurately what’s going on in people’s lives and how hard economic times affect us all. We're joined by music journalist Una Mullally and Pete Holidai who is a Musician and Lecturer at Ballyfermot College to talk about music inspired by hard times. Popular music - the songs we sing and the songs people write - often depict quite accurately what’s going on in people’s lives and how hard economic times affect us all. We're joined by music journalist Una Mullally, and by Pete Holidai who is a musician and lecturer at Ballyfermot College in Dublin to talk about music inspired by hard times. 0:09:25 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0420/20130420_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20191386_20191391_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50518836 20191386 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188257_20188262_232_.mp3 Yesterday, after much 'will-they-won't-they' speculation, Europe’s finance Ministers agreed to extend the repayments of Ireland’s and Portugal's bailout loans by seven years. To discuss the implications we're joined by Peter Spiegel of the Financial Times, Donal Donovan of the Fiscal Advisory Council and Frances Ruane of the ESRI. Yesterday, after much 'will-they-won't-they' speculation, Europe’s finance Ministers agreed to extend the repayments of Ireland’s and Portugal's bailout loans by seven years. To discuss the implications we're joined by Peter Spiegel of the Financial Times, Donal Donovan of the Fiscal Advisory Council and Frances Ruane of the ESRI. Yesterday, after much 'will-they-won't-they' speculation, Europe’s finance Ministers agreed to extend the repayments of Ireland’s and Portugal's bailout loans by seven years. The decision should mean a reduction in the amount of money that Ireland will need to refinance through the bond markets over those seven years, and will also result in significant cash-flow savings for the Exchequer. To discuss the implications we're joined from Dublin Castle by Peter Spiegel, who is the Brussels Bureau Chief of the Financial Times. We are also joined by Donal Donovan a member of the Fiscal Advisory Council and Frances Ruane, Director of the ESRI. 0:16:30 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188257_20188262_232_.mp3 Sat, 13 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50508868 20188257 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188258_20188263_232_.mp3 Jeroen Dijsselbloem paid a visit to his old alma mater, UCC this week. He not only spoke about the economy, but also mentioned his disappointment that a landmark pub he used to frequent while he was a student had been knocked down. Jackie Crowley and GAA legend Dr Con Murphy share some of their memories of The Western Star. Jeroen Dijsselbloem paid a visit to his old alma mater, UCC this week. He not only spoke about the economy, but also mentioned his disappointment that a landmark pub he used to frequent while he was a student had been knocked down. Jackie Crowley and GAA legend Dr Con Murphy share some of their memories of The Western Star. Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Chairman of the Euro Group of finance ministers. Mr Dijsselbloem paid a visit to his old alma mater University College Cork on Thursday to speak about the economy. But he also spoke of his disappointment that a landmark pub he used to frequent while he was a student had been knocked down to make way for a big boom-time development that never happened. He is not the only one with fond memories of the Western Star pub. Jackie Crowley, who spent his childhood there, and GAA legend Dr Con Murphy, share some of their memories. 0:07:54 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188258_20188263_232_.mp3 Sat, 13 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50508869 20188258 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188259_20188264_232_.mp3 The deal on our debt puts us in a better position to potentially say goodbye to the IMF by the end of this year. But what about the origins of that organisation? Where did it come from, and how was it put together? Benn Steil is Director of International Economics at the Council of Foreign Relations and he joins us from New York. The deal on our debt puts us in a better position to potentially say goodbye to the IMF by the end of this year. But what about the origins of that organisation? Where did it come from, and how was it put together? Benn Steil is Director of International Economics at the Council of Foreign Relations and he joins us from New York. The deal on our debt struck this week puts us in a better position to potentially say goodbye to the IMF by the end of this year. The International Monetary Fund was founded in 1944 following the Bretton Woods agreement. Benn Steil has written a book about the fascinating conflict which was at the core of it's creation. He joins us from New York. 0:09:10 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188259_20188264_232_.mp3 Sat, 13 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50508870 20188259 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188260_20188265_232_.mp3 Slane Castle has been in the Mountcharles family since the 1700’s, and is well known for hosting the likes of Bob Dylan, U2, and David Bowie. But the family have business interests besides rock music, namely whiskey. Lord Henry Mountcharles and his son Alex discuss their plans for a major new whiskey distillery. Slane Castle has been in the Mountcharles family since the 1700’s, and is well known for hosting the likes of Bob Dylan, U2, and David Bowie. But the family have business interests besides rock music, namely whiskey. Lord Henry Mountcharles and his son Alex discuss their plans for a major new whiskey distillery. Slane Castle in County Meath has been in the Mountcharles family since the 1700’s, and is well known for hosting the likes of Bob Dylan, U2, The Rolling Stones, and David Bowie. But the family have other interests, and are just on the verge of winning planning permission to build a €10 million whiskey distillery on the grounds of the estate. We're joined in studio by Lord Henry Mountcharles and his son Alex. 0:14:27 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188260_20188265_232_.mp3 Sat, 13 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50508871 20188260 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188261_20188266_232_.mp3 Professor John Perry from Stanford University is the author of “The Art of Procrastination”. He's a big believer in the merits of “the long finger” . He joins us from California to discuss the power of procrastination. Professor John Perry from Stanford University is the author of “The Art of Procrastination”. He's a big believer in the merits of “the long finger” . He joins us from California to discuss the power of procrastination. Professor John Perry from Stanford University is the author of “The Art of Procrastination”. He's a big believer in the merits of “the long finger” . He joins us from California to discuss the power of procrastination. 0:06:32 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0413/20130413_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20188261_20188266_232_.mp3 Sat, 13 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50508872 20188261 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0406/20130406_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20183709_20183715_232_.mp3 As the Insolvency Service of Ireland prepares to unveil its “reasonable living guidelines”, how much is the minimum we should expect people to be able to live on in this country? We're joined by Ann, who has had to slash her family's expenditure, Sean Healy from Social Justice Ireland, and by economist Moore McDowell.... As the Insolvency Service of Ireland prepares to unveil its “reasonable living guidelines”, how much is the minimum we should expect people to be able to live on in this country? We're joined by Ann, who has had to slash her family's expenditure, Sean Healy from Social Justice Ireland, and by economist Moore McDowell.... The term “living wage” is becoming more and more common, and it’s about to become a big issue as the Insolvency Service of Ireland prepares to unveil its “reasonable living guidelines”. Satellite TV, second cars, foreign holidays and a whole lot more are in the firing line. But just how much is the minimum we should expect people to be able to live on in this country? We're joined from Galway by Ann, who has had to drastically slash her family's expenditure. We're also joined by Sean Healy from Social Justice Ireland, and by economist Moore McDowell.... 0:24:23 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0406/20130406_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20183709_20183715_232_.mp3 Sat, 6 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50492498 20183709 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0406/20130406_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20183710_20183716_232_.mp3 Start-up hopefuls of all kinds are being brought together this weekend at University College Cork to create new businesses from scratch in just 54 hours. Pat Phelan will be one of the judges and mentors at the event. He's an experienced entrepreneur with a number of successful start-up businesses under his belt. He joins us in studio. Start-up hopefuls of all kinds are being brought together this weekend at University College Cork to create new businesses from scratch in just 54 hours. Pat Phelan will be one of the judges and mentors at the event. He's an experienced entrepreneur with a number of successful start-up businesses under his belt. He joins us in studio. Start-up hopefuls of all kinds are being brought together this weekend at University College Cork to create new businesses from scratch in just 54 hours. Pat Phelan will be one of the judges and mentors at the event. He's an experienced entrepreneur with a number of successful start-up businesses under his belt. He joins us in studio. 0:20:15 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0406/20130406_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20183710_20183716_232_.mp3 Sat, 6 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50492499 20183710 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0406/20130406_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20183711_20183717_232_.mp3 We've all experienced moments when panic takes over. It could be sending a text to the wrong person or completely messing up a presentation. We're joined now by two people who have been through such moments. Jennifer Shaw is one of the organisers of the Pregnancy and Baby Fair, and Michael Comyn is the founder of the Fearless Organisation. We've all experienced moments when panic takes over. It could be sending a text to the wrong person or completely messing up a presentation. We're joined now by two people who have been through such moments. Jennifer Shaw is one of the organisers of the Pregnancy and Baby Fair, and Michael Comyn is the founder of the Fearless Organisation. We've all experienced moments when panic takes over. It could be sending a text to the wrong person or completely messing up a presentation. We're joined now by two people who have been through such moments. Jennifer Shaw is one of the organisers of the Pregnancy and Baby Fair, and Michael Comyn is the founder of the Fearless Organisation. 0:08:55 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0406/20130406_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20183711_20183717_232_.mp3 Sat, 6 Apr 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50492500 20183711 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180365_20180370_232_.mp3 Kieran Holmes is a Sligo man who has dodged death, been kidnapped and now lives surrounded by body guards - all in the name of collecting taxes. He works as the Commissioner General of Revenue in Burundi. He's also played an integral role in turning around the tax systems of Rwanda, Yemen and many other places. He joins us from London Kieran Holmes is a Sligo man who has dodged death, been kidnapped and now lives surrounded by body guards - all in the name of collecting taxes. He works as the Commissioner General of Revenue in Burundi. He's also played an integral role in turning around the tax systems of Rwanda, Yemen and many other places. He joins us from London Kieran Holmes is a Sligo man who has dodged death, been kidnapped and now lives surrounded by body guards - all in the name of collecting taxes. In his role as the Commissioner General of Revenue in Burundi, he has doubled the revenue intake. He's also played an integral role in turning around the tax systems of Rwanda, Yemen and many other places. He joins us from London. 0:13:55 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180365_20180370_232_.mp3 Sat, 30 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50483502 20180365 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180366_20180371_232_.mp3 This week as revenue seized thousands of cigarettes at Dublin Port and as the latest monthly retail figures only showed a slight increase in sales, retailers say the black market is putting thousands of jobs at risk. But is it really that damaging? To discuss we're joined now by Frank Gleeson of Retail Ireland and John Mooney of the Sunday Times. This week as revenue seized thousands of cigarettes at Dublin Port and as the latest monthly retail figures only showed a slight increase in sales, retailers say the black market is putting thousands of jobs at risk. But is it really that damaging? To discuss we're joined now by Frank Gleeson of Retail Ireland and John Mooney of the Sunday Times. This week, as Revenue seized thousands of cigarettes at Dublin Port and the latest monthly retail figures showed only a slight increase in sales, retailers say the black market is putting thousands of jobs at risk. We're joined by Frank Gleeson Chairman of Retail Ireland and Retail Manager of Topaz Ireland and John Mooney, security correspondent of the Sunday Times, to discuss. 0:10:13 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180366_20180371_232_.mp3 Sat, 30 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50483503 20180366 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180367_20180372_232_.mp3 Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs in a garage in Silicon Valley back in 1976. Since then it has become the world's biggest business ever. The story of the two Steves is shortly going to be turned into not just one, but two movies. He joins us from Silicon Valley. Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs in a garage in Silicon Valley back in 1976. Since then it has become the world's biggest business ever. The story of the two Steves is shortly going to be turned into not just one, but two movies. He joins us from Silicon Valley. Steve Wozniak co-founded Apple with Steve Jobs in a garage in Silicon Valley back in 1976. Since then it has become the world's biggest business ever. The story of the two Steves is shortly going to be turned into not just one, but two movies. He joins us from Silicon Valley. Steve will be speaking at the EBN Congress hosted by NORIBIC on May 29th - 31st in Derry. Find out more at www.noribic.com/ebncongress. 0:11:00 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180367_20180372_232_.mp3 Sat, 30 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50483504 20180367 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180368_20180373_232_.mp3 Russian oligarchs have been back in the news thanks to the Cypriot banking crisis. Much has been made of the potential losses they are likely to suffer, but who are these men and how did they manage to amass such massive fortunes? Russian born economist Constantin Gurdgiev and journalist Diarmuid Fleming join us to explain. Russian oligarchs have been back in the news thanks to the Cypriot banking crisis. Much has been made of the potential losses they are likely to suffer, but who are these men and how did they manage to amass such massive fortunes? Russian born economist Constantin Gurdgiev and journalist Diarmuid Fleming join us to explain. Russian oligarchs have been back in the news thanks to the Cypriot banking crisis. Much has been made of the potential losses they are likely to suffer, but who are these men and how did they manage to amass such massive fortunes? Russian born economist Constantin Gurdgiev and journalist Diarmuid Fleming join us to explain. 0:09:55 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180368_20180373_232_.mp3 Sat, 30 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50483505 20180368 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180369_20180374_232_.mp3 Easter Weekend is one of the busiest times of the year for church choirs around the country, but how are the professional choral companies faring? We're joined by Michael McGlynn from Anúna and Orla Gargan from the Dublin Gospel Choir. Easter Weekend is one of the busiest times of the year for church choirs around the country, but how are the professional choral companies faring? We're joined by Michael McGlynn from Anúna and Orla Gargan from the Dublin Gospel Choir. Easter Weekend is one of the busiest times of the year for church choirs around the country, but how are the professional choral companies faring? We're joined by Michael McGlynn from Anúna and Orla Gargan from the Dublin Gospel Choir. 0:07:29 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0330/20130330_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20180369_20180374_232_.mp3 Sat, 30 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50483506 20180369 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172385_20172395_232_.mp3 Brendan Keenan, from the Irish Independent; Paul Sommerville of Sommerville Advisory Markets, Martin Essex of Dow Jones, and David Riley, Global Head of Sovereign Ratings for Fitch discuss the successful sale of Irish government bonds earlier this week. Brendan Keenan, from the Irish Independent; Paul Sommerville of Sommerville Advisory Markets, Martin Essex of Dow Jones, and David Riley, Global Head of Sovereign Ratings for Fitch discuss the successful sale of Irish government bonds earlier this week. St Patrick's Day is all about national pride and the image of Ireland both home and abroad. And there is no doubt this year that the reputation of Ireland is improving at a very fast rate. Look no further than what happened in the bond market earlier this week when more than 400 investors offered to lend huge sums of money to the Irish Government for a ten-year period. Is it a sign that the country is on the verge of regaining the economic sovereignty we effectively lost in 2008? We're joined in studio by Brendan Keenan, Economics Editor at the Irish Independent; Paul Sommerville of Sommerville Advisory Markets, from London by Martin Essex, Managing Editor of Markets at Dow Jones, and also David Riley, Global Head of Sovereign Ratings for Fitch. 0:19:39 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172385_20172395_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50461813 20172385 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172386_20172396_232_.mp3 Earlier this week Cardinal Bergoglio was chosen as the new head of the Catholic Church. Some say he was elected because of his humility and warmth, but are these the kind of attributes that should be considered when choosing any leader? Fabio Grassi, of the Irish Management Institute and Karen O'Flaherty, of Morgan McKinley join us in studio. Earlier this week Cardinal Bergoglio was chosen as the new head of the Catholic Church. Some say he was elected because of his humility and warmth, but are these the kind of attributes that should be considered when choosing any leader? Fabio Grassi, of the Irish Management Institute and Karen O'Flaherty, of Morgan McKinley join us in studio. On Wednesday evening, all eyes were on the balcony of St Peter's Basilica in Rome to see the newly elected pontiff, Pope Francis, emerge from behind red curtains to a thunderous reception. Some say he was chosen for the job because of his humility and warmth. But are these the kind of attributes that all organisations should take into account when choosing their leaders? Fabio Grassi, Learning Director at the Irish Management Institute and Karen O'Flaherty, Chief Operations Officer at Morgan McKinley join us in studio. 0:07:16 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172386_20172396_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50461814 20172386 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172387_20172397_232_.mp3 Paul Kenny is Galway man who has had a very good week. The 28 year-old has just sold the business he founded in Dubai three years ago for a reported 40 million dollars. The business is called Cobone and it's the largest daily deal website in the Middle East. Paul joins us from Dubai. Paul Kenny is Galway man who has had a very good week. The 28 year-old has just sold the business he founded in Dubai three years ago for a reported 40 million dollars. The business is called Cobone and it's the largest daily deal website in the Middle East. Paul joins us from Dubai. Paul Kenny is Galway man who has had a very good week. The 28 year-old has just sold the business he founded in Dubai three years ago for a reported 40 million dollars. The business is called Cobone and it's the largest daily deal website in the Middle East. Paul joins us from Dubai. 0:08:59 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172387_20172397_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50461815 20172387 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172388_20172398_232_.mp3 Dublin City University has just launched a competition called UStart. They are looking to find ten new business ideas from ten start-up teams. Dr Ciaran Mac an Bhaird, Director of the UStart Programme explains how it all works. We're also joined by David O'Shea from Ntrai.com, one of those hoping to win a place on the programme. Dublin City University has just launched a competition called UStart. They are looking to find ten new business ideas from ten start-up teams. Dr Ciaran Mac an Bhaird, Director of the UStart Programme explains how it all works. We're also joined by David O'Shea from Ntrai.com, one of those hoping to win a place on the programme. Dublin City University has just launched a competition called UStart. They are looking to find ten new business ideas from ten start-up teams. Dr Ciaran Mac an Bhaird, Director of the UStart Programme explains how it all works. We're also joined by David O'Shea from Ntrai.com, one of those hoping to win a place on the programme. 0:07:08 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172388_20172398_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50461816 20172388 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172389_20172399_232_.mp3 Much has been said about the value of St. Patrick's Day to “Brand Ireland”. Other countries and companies, have tried to replicate that effect by inventing a big national day of their own. Dylan Cotter, of Irish International and Judy O'Broin, from Havas, look at the made-up holidays that have worked and those that haven't. Much has been said about the value of St. Patrick's Day to “Brand Ireland”. Other countries and companies, have tried to replicate that effect by inventing a big national day of their own. Dylan Cotter, of Irish International and Judy O'Broin, from Havas, look at the made-up holidays that have worked and those that haven't. Millions are expected to take part in St Patrick's Day parades around the world tomorrow, and much has been said about the value of all the festivities to “Brand Ireland”. Other countries, and indeed many big companies, have tried to replicate such emotional engagement by inventing a big national day of their own. Two branding experts, Dylan Cotter, Creative Director at Irish International and Judy O'Broin, head of copy at Havas Worldwide’s Dublin office, examine the made-up holidays that have worked and those that haven't. 0:09:18 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0316/20130316_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20172389_20172399_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50461817 20172389 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168244_20168250_232_.mp3 Mortgage figures from the Central Bank made for uneasy reading for beleaguered households and buy-to-let investors this week. With the banks and the Financial Regulator signalling a “get tough” approach, particularly towards buy-to-let investors, we look at the implications for the property market. Mortgage figures from the Central Bank made for uneasy reading for beleaguered households and buy-to-let investors this week. With the banks and the Financial Regulator signalling a “get tough” approach, particularly towards buy-to-let investors, we look at the implications for the property market. Mortgage figures this week from the Central Bank made for uneasy reading for beleaguered households and buy-to-let investors. Between them, there are almost 200,000 mortgage accounts in arrears. Yet only a tiny fraction of properties have so far been repossessed by the banks. But that may be about to change, with the banks and the Financial Regulator signalling a “get tough” approach, particularly towards buy-to-let investors. We discuss the potential impact on the property market and home-owners with solicitor Bill Holohan, Brendan Williams, Lecturer in Urban Planning and Urban Economics at UCD and Carol Tallon, MD of Buyer's Brokers. 0:18:23 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168244_20168250_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50448554 20168244 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168245_20168251_232_.mp3 Yesterday around 2,000 people turned up for the first national Business Expo in Dublin. The Expo is all about providing help, advice, and support for people starting out in business. We're joined by two attendees; Joanne Hession, co-author of “Don't Get a Job, Build a Business” and Daithi O'Regan, founder of Handcraft Hurleys. Yesterday around 2,000 people turned up for the first national Business Expo in Dublin. The Expo is all about providing help, advice, and support for people starting out in business. We're joined by two attendees; Joanne Hession, co-author of “Don't Get a Job, Build a Business” and Daithi O'Regan, founder of Handcraft Hurleys. Yesterday around 2,000 people turned up for the first national Business Expo in Dublin. The Expo is all about providing help, advice, and support for people starting out in business. We're joined by two attendees; Joanne Hession, co-author of “Don't Get a Job, Build a Business” and Daithi O'Regan, founder of Handcraft Hurleys. 0:09:49 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168245_20168251_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50448555 20168245 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168246_20168252_232_.mp3 It might come as a surprise to some, that despite all the gloom and austerity, Ireland’s 300 wealthiest individuals now have 3 billion more to play around with this year than they had last year. That's according to research done by Nick Webb, Business Editor with the Sunday Independent. He joins us in studio. It might come as a surprise to some, that despite all the gloom and austerity, Ireland’s 300 wealthiest individuals now have 3 billion more to play around with this year than they had last year. That's according to research done by Nick Webb, Business Editor with the Sunday Independent. He joins us in studio. It might come as a surprise to some, that despite all the gloom and austerity, Ireland’s 300 wealthiest individuals now have 3 billion more to play around with this year than they had last year. That's according to research done by Nick Webb, Business Editor with the Sunday Independent. He joins us in studio. 0:05:47 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168246_20168252_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50448556 20168246 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168247_20168253_232_.mp3 Having a competitive streak is essential for getting ahead in business, according to Ashley Merryman and Po Bronson, the authors of "Top Dog : The science of Winning and Losing”. They join us from Philadelphia. They join me now... Ashley you think the whole notion of competition is undervalued? Having a competitive streak is essential for getting ahead in business, according to Ashley Merryman and Po Bronson, the authors of "Top Dog : The science of Winning and Losing”. They join us from Philadelphia. They join me now... Ashley you think the whole notion of competition is undervalued? Having a competitive streak is essential for getting ahead in business, according to Ashley Merryman and Po Bronson, the authors of "Top Dog : The science of Winning and Losing”. They join us from Philadelphia. They join me now... Ashley you think the whole notion of competition is undervalued? 0:07:37 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168247_20168253_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50448557 20168247 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168248_20168254_232_.mp3 This weekend, up to one thousand Irish people are heading over to Britain for Crufts - the biggest dog show in the world. Earlier this week our reporter Colette Kinsella went in dogged pursuit of some of the competitors. This weekend, up to one thousand Irish people are heading over to Britain for Crufts - the biggest dog show in the world. Earlier this week our reporter Colette Kinsella went in dogged pursuit of some of the competitors. This weekend, up to one thousand Irish people are heading over to Britain for Crufts - the biggest dog show in the world. Earlier this week our reporter Colette Kinsella went in dogged pursuit of some of the competitors. 0:04:40 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168248_20168254_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50448558 20168248 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168249_20168255_232_.mp3 In the week that the new Kia Provo name was abandoned as a bad idea in these parts, we're joined by freelance copywriter Gai Griffin to talk about other unfortunate brandnames. In the week that the new Kia Provo name was abandoned as a bad idea in these parts, we're joined by freelance copywriter Gai Griffin to talk about other unfortunate brandnames. In the week that the new Kia Provo name was abandoned as a bad idea in these parts, we're joined by freelance copywriter Gai Griffin to talk about other unfortunate brandnames. 0:04:41 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0309/20130309_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20168249_20168255_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50448559 20168249 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20164665_20167592_232_.mp3 Con Power played a key role in Irish Nationwide, a bank that cost this state a whopping €5.4 billion when it collapsed in 2008 as a result of bad loans. He was a non-executive board member of Nationwide for six year and one of a very small number of people who had a close up view of what went on behind the scenes. Con joins us in studio. Con Power played a key role in Irish Nationwide, a bank that cost this state a whopping €5.4 billion when it collapsed in 2008 as a result of bad loans. He was a non-executive board member of Nationwide for six year and one of a very small number of people who had a close up view of what went on behind the scenes. Con joins us in studio. Con Power is a man who played a key role in Irish Nationwide, a bank that cost the taxpayers of this state a whopping €5.4 billion when it collapsed in 2008 as a result of bad loans. He was a non-executive board member of Nationwide for six year and one of a very small number of people who had a close up view of what went on behind the scenes. Con joins us in studio 0:18:44 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20164665_20167592_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50438404 20164665 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20164656_20164659_232_.mp3 We're joined by two men attempting to make the most of the opportunities that are opening up in the whiskey business. Jack Teeling has set up the Teeling Whiskey Company. Oliver Hughes is the founder of the Dingle Distillery. We're joined by two men attempting to make the most of the opportunities that are opening up in the whiskey business. Jack Teeling has set up the Teeling Whiskey Company. Oliver Hughes is the founder of the Dingle Distillery. It certainly looks like our drinks industry is in full flow. Official figures this week showed our alcohol exports grew very strongly last year with the whiskey element of those sales proving to be liquid gold. We're joined by two men attempting to make the most of such opportunities. Jack Teeling has set up the Teeling Whiskey Company. Oliver Hughes is the founder of the Dingle Distillery. But first, we met Master Distiller Noel Sweeney in Kilbeggan earlier this week. 0:13:00 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20164656_20164659_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50438342 20164656 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20164657_20164660_232_.mp3 Every time the horsemeat scandal looks like it might be over, it seems to get a second wind. This week, it was the Swedish superstore Ikea who discovered horse meat in the beef it sells its customers. The scandal has affected quite a few Irish companies including the giant Greencore. We're joined now by Patrick Coveney, Greencore’s Chief Executive. Every time the horsemeat scandal looks like it might be over, it seems to get a second wind. This week, it was the Swedish superstore Ikea who discovered horse meat in the beef it sells its customers. The scandal has affected quite a few Irish companies including the giant Greencore. We're joined now by Patrick Coveney, Greencore’s Chief Executive. Every time the horsemeat scandal looks like it might be entering its final furlong, it seems to get a second wind. This week it was the massive Swedish superstore Ikea who discovered horse meat in some of its produce. So it’s certainly not over yet. The scandal has affected quite a few Irish companies including Silvercrest, B & F meats, and the giant Greencore to name just a few. We're joined by Greencore's chief executive Patrick Coveney. 0:13:31 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20164657_20164660_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50438343 20164657 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20164658_20164661_232_.mp3 Last week we ran our €5,000 give-away competition in association with the new National Business Expo taking place at the RDS in Dublin next Friday and Saturday. Our two finalists, John McMahon and Mary Fitzgerald join us to battle it out for the big prize. Last week we ran our €5,000 give-away competition in association with the new National Business Expo taking place at the RDS in Dublin next Friday and Saturday. Our two finalists, John McMahon and Mary Fitzgerald join us to battle it out for the big prize. Last week we ran our €5,000 give-away competition in association with the new National Business Expo taking place at the RDS in Dublin next Friday and Saturday. Our two finalists, John McMahon and Mary Fitzgerald join us to battle it out for the big prize. 0:05:03 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20164658_20164661_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50438344 20164658 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20167586_20167596_232_.mp3 Anyone who is familiar with the TV programme Mad Men will know about its portrayal of the world of American advertising in the 1960s. Jane Maas started out as a copy-writer on Madison Avenue and went on to become a creative director at the Ogilvy agency. She joins us in this podcast extra to tell us about her time spent with the "Mad Men" Anyone who is familiar with the TV programme Mad Men will know about its portrayal of the world of American advertising in the 1960s. Jane Maas started out as a copy-writer on Madison Avenue and went on to become a creative director at the Ogilvy agency. She joins us in this podcast extra to tell us about her time spent with the "Mad Men" Anyone who is familiar with the TV programme Mad Men will know all about its portrayal of the world of American advertising in the 1960s. The drama conveys the impression that working in the business back then was all about swinging dresses, swilling drinks and, well, office sex. Jane Maas, started out as a copy-writer on Madison Avenue, working alongside the so called “Mad Men”. She went on to become a creative director at the Ogilvy advertising agency, running the iconic campaign “I Love New York”. She joins us from New York 0:05:44 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0302/20130302_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20167586_20167596_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Mar 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50446360 20167586 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160180_20160186_232_.mp3 0:14:27 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160180_20160186_232_.mp3 Sat, 23 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50426857 20160180 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160181_20160187_232_.mp3 Over the last few weeks we've broadcast the sounds of Ireland's most diverse streets, including Oliver Plunkett St in Cork and Thomas St in Limerick. But Mayo man Rory O'Neill (otherwise known as Panti) believes that his adopted street, Capel St in Dublin, is the business. He brought Colette Kinsella on a tour of the street to find out more. Over the last few weeks we've broadcast the sounds of Ireland's most diverse streets, including Oliver Plunkett St in Cork and Thomas St in Limerick. But Mayo man Rory O'Neill (otherwise known as Panti) believes that his adopted street, Capel St in Dublin, is the business. He brought Colette Kinsella on a tour of the street to find out more. Over the last few weeks we've broadcast the sounds of some of Ireland's most diverse streets, including Oliver Plunkett St in Cork and Thomas St in Limerick. But Mayo man Rory O'Neill believes that his adopted street, Capel St in Dublin, is the business. He brought Colette Kinsella on a tour of the street to find out more. 0:06:04 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160181_20160187_232_.mp3 Sat, 23 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50426858 20160181 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160182_20160188_232_.mp3 Paddy Cosgrave, Dara Hickey and David Kelly are three friends who have achieved a lot in a very short period of time. Not only have they created the Dublin Web Summit, a mecca for tech-obsessed people, they've also created a number of other businesses. They join us in studio to talk friendship, fearlessness, and failure. Paddy Cosgrave, Dara Hickey and David Kelly are three friends who have achieved a lot in a very short period of time. Not only have they created the Dublin Web Summit, a mecca for tech-obsessed people, they've also created a number of other businesses. They join us in studio to talk friendship, fearlessness, and failure. Paddy Cosgrave, Dara Hickey and David Kelly are three friends who have achieved a lot in a very short period of time. Not only have they created the Dublin Web Summit, a mecca for tech-obsessed people, they've also created a number of other businesses. They join us in studio to talk friendship, fearlessness, and failure. 0:09:24 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160182_20160188_232_.mp3 Sat, 23 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50426859 20160182 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160183_20160189_232_.mp3 Fewer Irish companies are looking for a listing on the Irish Stock Exchange, and some of our long established companies have been moving their main stock listings to other jurisdictions. These are worrying trends for Deirdre Somers, the Chief Executive of the Irish Stock Exchange. Fewer Irish companies are looking for a listing on the Irish Stock Exchange, and some of our long established companies have been moving their main stock listings to other jurisdictions. These are worrying trends for Deirdre Somers, the Chief Executive of the Irish Stock Exchange. At one point, it was the goal of every serious Irish company to get a listing on the Irish Stock exchange. In recent years however, it’s become less and less common. That's not the only challenge facing the exchange. Some of our long established companies have been moving their main stock listings to other jurisdictions. These are worrying trends for Deirdre Somers, the Chief Executive of the Irish Stock Exchange. 0:09:55 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160183_20160189_232_.mp3 Sat, 23 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50426860 20160183 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160184_20160190_232_.mp3 The newspaper industry and the publishing business generally have been going through a rough patch. Newspaper sales were down 7% in the second half of last year alone. And this week saw the Readers Digest file for bankruptcy. Former publisher, Trevor White, gives us his take on the final chapter of the Readers Digest. The newspaper industry and the publishing business generally have been going through a rough patch. Newspaper sales were down 7% in the second half of last year alone. And this week saw the Readers Digest file for bankruptcy. Former publisher, Trevor White, gives us his take on the final chapter of the Readers Digest. The newspaper industry and the publishing business generally have been going through a rough patch. Newspaper sales were down 7% in the second half of last year alone. And this week saw the Readers Digest file for bankruptcy. Former publisher, Trevor White, is very familiar with the ups and downs of the publishing world. He gives us his take on the final chapter of the Readers Digest. 0:04:57 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160184_20160190_232_.mp3 Sat, 23 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50426861 20160184 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160185_20160191_232_.mp3 This week saw the spectacular theft of over €40 million worth of diamonds from Brussels International Airport, one of the largest heists ever. Fraser Browne from Portaferry, knows all about the dangerous world of diamond dealing after spending almost a decade surrounded by jewels and precious stones. This week saw the spectacular theft of over €40 million worth of diamonds from Brussels International Airport, one of the largest heists ever. Fraser Browne from Portaferry, knows all about the dangerous world of diamond dealing after spending almost a decade surrounded by jewels and precious stones. This week saw the spectacular theft of over €40 million worth of diamonds from Brussels International Airport, one of the largest heists ever. Fraser Browne from Portaferry, knows all about the dangerous world of diamond dealing after spending almost a decade surrounded by jewels and precious stones. 0:07:03 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0223/20130223_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20160185_20160191_232_.mp3 Sat, 23 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50426862 20160185 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156363_20156384_232_.mp3 This week saw the publication of a Caritas Europa report titled “The Impact of the European Crisis”. It compared the effects of austerity on Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain. We discuss the findings with Déirdre De Búrca from Caritas Europa, Dan O'Brien from the Irish Times and Matthew Dalton from the Wall Street Journal. This week saw the publication of a Caritas Europa report titled “The Impact of the European Crisis”. It compared the effects of austerity on Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain. We discuss the findings with Déirdre De Búrca from Caritas Europa, Dan O'Brien from the Irish Times and Matthew Dalton from the Wall Street Journal. This week saw the publication of a Caritas Europa report titled “The Impact of the European Crisis”. It compared the effects of austerity on Portugal, Ireland, Italy, Greece and Spain. We discuss the findings with Déirdre De Búrca from Caritas Europa, Dan O'Brien from the Irish Times and Matthew Dalton from the Wall Street Journal. 0:15:08 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156363_20156384_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50413404 20156363 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156364_20156385_232_.mp3 The Flahavans have been making porridge since the late 1700s in Kilmacthomas in County Waterford. John Flavahan, and his children Annie and James tell us about family traditions and breaking into new markets. The Flahavans have been making porridge since the late 1700s in Kilmacthomas in County Waterford. John Flavahan, and his children Annie and James tell us about family traditions and breaking into new markets. The Flahavans have been making porridge since the late 1700s in Kilmacthomas in County Waterford. John Flavahan, and his children Annie and James tell us about family traditions and breaking into new markets. 0:06:45 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156364_20156385_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50413405 20156364 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156365_20156386_232_.mp3 This week at the G20 summit, there was much speculation about a possible war. Not a war in the conventional sense, but a currency war. Austin Hughes, Chief Economist at KBC Bank, and Martin Essex, Managing Editor of the European Markets at Dow Jones explain.. This week at the G20 summit, there was much speculation about a possible war. Not a war in the conventional sense, but a currency war. Austin Hughes, Chief Economist at KBC Bank, and Martin Essex, Managing Editor of the European Markets at Dow Jones explain.. If you have been reading the financial pages of late, you couldn’t have missed the headlines proclaiming that we are on the verge of a war. Not a war in the conventional sense – but it’s enough to get economists, traders and politicians all hot and bothered. We're talking about the prospect of a currency war which was the focus of some attention at the G20 summit earlier this week. So what impact might all this exchange rate jostling have on our pockets and our prospects? Austin Hughes, Chief Economist at KBC Bank, and Martin Essex, Managing Editor of the European Markets at Dow Jones explain the potential impact of a battle over currencies. 0:09:01 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156365_20156386_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50413406 20156365 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156366_20156387_232_.mp3 A couple of weeks ago we kicked off a series of portraits of some of the most diverse shopping streets around the country. We started with Oliver Plunkett Street in Cork. This week however, our reporter Liam Geraghty went to Limerick City, and took a wander down Thomas Street to find out what’s going on there. A couple of weeks ago we kicked off a series of portraits of some of the most diverse shopping streets around the country. We started with Oliver Plunkett Street in Cork. This week however, our reporter Liam Geraghty went to Limerick City, and took a wander down Thomas Street to find out what’s going on there. A couple of weeks ago we kicked off a series of portraits of some of the most diverse shopping streets around the country. This week, Liam Geraghty went to Limerick City and took a wander down Thomas Street to find out what’s going on there. 0:05:10 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156366_20156387_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50413407 20156366 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156367_20156388_232_.mp3 Derry-born designer Jen Kelly is a man who has certainly cut his cloth to suit demand. He has designed haute couture for some of the world's most famous and beautiful women, from Saudi princesses to Naomi Campbell to Mary Robinson - he has dressed them all. He joins us to tell his story. Derry-born designer Jen Kelly is a man who has certainly cut his cloth to suit demand. He has designed haute couture for some of the world's most famous and beautiful women, from Saudi princesses to Naomi Campbell to Mary Robinson - he has dressed them all. He joins us to tell his story. Derry-born designer Jen Kelly is a man who has certainly cut his cloth to suit demand. He has designed haute couture for some of the world's most famous and beautiful women, from Saudi princesses to Naomi Campbell to Mary Robinson - he has dressed them all. He joins us to tell his story. 0:11:40 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156367_20156388_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50413408 20156367 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156368_20156389_232_.mp3 Earlier this week the iconic HMV went silent without as much as a whimper. The impact will be felt not only by the 300 people who worked there but also by many of our best local bands and performers. We're joined by Níall Conlon and Ronan Yourell - two members of The Delorentos, whose records have graced the shelves of HMV in recent years. Earlier this week the iconic HMV went silent without as much as a whimper. The impact will be felt not only by the 300 people who worked there but also by many of our best local bands and performers. We're joined by Níall Conlon and Ronan Yourell - two members of The Delorentos, whose records have graced the shelves of HMV in recent years. Earlier this week the iconic HMV - His Masters Voice - went silent without as much as a whimper. It was announced that all 16 HMV stores across the country, which went into receivership in the middle of January, will not be re-opening. The impact will be felt, not only by the 300 people who worked there, but also by many of our best local bands and performers. We're joined by Níal Conlon and Ronan Yourell - two members of The Delorentos, whose records have graced the shelves of HMV in recent years. 0:05:31 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0216/20130216_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20156368_20156389_232_.mp3 Sat, 16 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50413409 20156368 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152869_20152881_232_.mp3 Earlier this week, Finance Minister Michael Noonan announced a new deal with the European Central Bank. But now that the dust has settled, what does it mean for Ireland’s recovery? We're joined by Donal Donovan, a former deputy director of the IMF, Paul Sweeney Chief Economist of ICTU, and by Martin Sandbu from the Financial Times. Earlier this week, Finance Minister Michael Noonan announced a new deal with the European Central Bank. But now that the dust has settled, what does it mean for Ireland’s recovery? We're joined by Donal Donovan, a former deputy director of the IMF, Paul Sweeney Chief Economist of ICTU, and by Martin Sandbu from the Financial Times. It was a week of drama of the highest order, as the Dáil worked late into the night to rush through emergency legislation to liquidise the Irish Banking Resolution Corporation, formerly known as Anglo Irish bank. The panic and chaos turned into applause and congratulations as Finance Minister Michael Noonan announced a new deal with the European Central Bank which would see the exchange of our promissory notes for long-term government bonds, saving the exchequer around €1 billion a year in debt repayments. But now that the deal has been done and the dust is beginning to settle, what does this mean for Ireland’s recovery? We're joined by Donal Donovan, a former deputy director of the IMF, Paul Sweeney, Chief Economist of ICTU, and from London by Martin Sandbu, Economics Leader Writer at the Financial Times. 0:18:02 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152869_20152881_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50402838 20152869 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152870_20152882_232_.mp3 Irish novelist Julian Gough gives his take on the ECB deal. Irish novelist Julian Gough gives his take on the ECB deal. Irish novelist Julian Gough gives his take on the ECB deal. 0:03:25 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152870_20152882_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50402839 20152870 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152871_20152883_232_.mp3 Now for anyone who has ever looked into setting up a business it can be a very daunting task - between working out VAT returns, company registration documents, web-sites, PRSI to name just a few. We're joined by two women who are hoping to change all of that, Miriam O'Connor and Emi Sheehy. You can find out more at businessexpo.ie. Now for anyone who has ever looked into setting up a business it can be a very daunting task - between working out VAT returns, company registration documents, web-sites, PRSI to name just a few. We're joined by two women who are hoping to change all of that, Miriam O'Connor and Emi Sheehy. You can find out more at businessexpo.ie. Setting up a business can be a very daunting task - between working out VAT returns, company registration documents, web-sites, PRSI to name just a few. We're joined by two women who are hoping to change all of that, Miriam O'Connor and Emi Sheehy. You can find out more at businessexpo.ie. 0:06:28 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152871_20152883_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50402840 20152871 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152872_20152884_232_.mp3 The aviation industry has had to survive a lot of stress over the past number of years from the global economic crisis to exploding Icelandic volcanoes. Willie Walsh grew up in Dublin and became a trainee pilot at the age of 17 - he's since risen to the top of Aer Lingus, BA and the International Airlines Group. He joins us in studio. The aviation industry has had to survive a lot of stress over the past number of years from the global economic crisis to exploding Icelandic volcanoes. Willie Walsh grew up in Dublin and became a trainee pilot at the age of 17 - he's since risen to the top of Aer Lingus, BA and the International Airlines Group. He joins us in studio. The aviation industry has had to survive a lot of stress over the past number of years from the global economic crisis to exploding Icelandic volcanoes. We're joined now by a man who is flying high in the industry. Willie Walsh grew up in Dublin and became a trainee pilot at the age of 17 - he's since risen to the top of Aer Lingus, BA and the International Airlines Group - of which BA is a major player. He joins us in studio. 0:14:05 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152872_20152884_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50402841 20152872 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152873_20152885_232_.mp3 The Irish love affair with the simple bank cheque is still going strong, with more than 84 million cheques being written in 2011 alone. As credit, debit and ATM cards take over in other European countries, we stubbornly stick to our signed pieces of paper. Our reporter Liam Geraghty went to uncover some of the hidden history of the Irish cheque. The Irish love affair with the simple bank cheque is still going strong, with more than 84 million cheques being written in 2011 alone. As credit, debit and ATM cards take over in other European countries, we stubbornly stick to our signed pieces of paper. Our reporter Liam Geraghty went to uncover some of the hidden history of the Irish cheque. The Irish love affair with the simple bank cheque is still going strong, with more than 84 million cheques being written in 2011 alone. As credit, debit and ATM cards take over in other European countries, we stubbornly stick to our signed pieces of paper. We sent our reporter Liam Geraghty onto the streets of Dublin to find uncover some of the hidden history of the Irish cheque. 0:04:25 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152873_20152885_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50402842 20152873 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152874_20152886_232_.mp3 With a big romantic week ahead of us, we'rejoined by a Wexford woman who could call herself Cupid. Mairead Molloy has turned romance into a business – although it’s a fairly exclusive kind of romance. Mairead joins us from Monaco. With a big romantic week ahead of us, we'rejoined by a Wexford woman who could call herself Cupid. Mairead Molloy has turned romance into a business – although it’s a fairly exclusive kind of romance. Mairead joins us from Monaco. Well with a big romantic week ahead of us, we're joined by a Wexford woman who could call herself Cupid. Mairead Molloy has turned romance into a business – although it’s a fairly exclusive kind of romance. Mairead joins us from Monaco. 0:07:27 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0209/20130209_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20152874_20152886_232_.mp3 Sat, 9 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50402843 20152874 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149627_20149632_232_.mp3 Our meat processing industry remained in the headlines this week, with the news that a number of retailers have dropped their contracts with Silvercrest Foods in Co. Monaghan. To discuss the implications, we're joined by Barry O'Halloran from the Irish Times, and Pat Burke, a partner at Grant Thornton. Our meat processing industry remained in the headlines this week, with the news that a number of retailers have dropped their contracts with Silvercrest Foods in Co. Monaghan. To discuss the implications, we're joined by Barry O'Halloran from the Irish Times, and Pat Burke, a partner at Grant Thornton. Our meat processing industry remained in the headlines this week, with the news that Tesco, Burger King, Asda and the Co-Op supermarket chain in the UK all dropped their contracts with Silvercrest Foods in Co. Monaghan. The Burger King and Tesco deals alone were worth €45 million. It's a massive loss for Silvercrest Foods, and it puts a big question mark over the viability of many jobs in the area. To discuss the implications, we're joined by Barry O'Halloran from the Irish Times, and Pat Burke, a partner at Grant Thornton. 0:11:48 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149627_20149632_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50392420 20149627 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149628_20149633_232_.mp3 The Celtic Tiger may well be truly dead and gone, but there’s a Siberian Tiger that’s very much alive and on the prowl. Wealthy Russians have shown quite an appetite for buying up Irish-owned overseas properties and also some property here. Colin Horan from ExtraSales is hoping to capitalise on this Siberian interest. The Celtic Tiger may well be truly dead and gone, but there’s a Siberian Tiger that’s very much alive and on the prowl. Wealthy Russians have shown quite an appetite for buying up Irish-owned overseas properties and also some property here. Colin Horan from ExtraSales is hoping to capitalise on this Siberian interest. The Celtic Tiger may well be truly dead and gone, but there’s a Siberian Tiger that’s very much alive and on the prowl. Wealthy Russians have shown quite an appetite for buying up Irish-owned overseas properties and also some property here. Colin Horan from ExtraSales is hoping to capitalise on this Siberian interest. 0:06:48 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149628_20149633_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50392421 20149628 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149629_20149634_232_.mp3 Have you ever heard of love money? That's when family and friends invest in a loved one's business. Apparently there's quite a bit of this investment going on right now. We're joined by two beneficiaries, Louise Grubb, founder of Nutriscience, Karen Daly, co-founder of SlenderChoice and Family Business Ireland Director JJ O'Connell. Have you ever heard of love money? That's when family and friends invest in a loved one's business. Apparently there's quite a bit of this investment going on right now. We're joined by two beneficiaries, Louise Grubb, founder of Nutriscience, Karen Daly, co-founder of SlenderChoice and Family Business Ireland Director JJ O'Connell. Have you ever heard of love money? That's when family and friends invest in a loved one's business. And apparently there's quite a bit of this love-based investment going on in Ireland right now. A report this week from the Ryan Academy at DCU said that Irish people are investing almost €200 million per year in this area. We're joined by two beneficiaries, Louise Grubb, founder and Managing Director of Nutriscience and Karen Daly, co-founder of SlenderChoice based in Dundalk. We're also joined by Family Business Ireland Director JJ O'Connell. 0:12:08 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149629_20149634_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50392422 20149629 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149630_20149635_232_.mp3 Keith Andrews is most famous for his exploits on the football pitch but he has decided to dip his toes into the much more fragrant world of fashion. He tells us about Chess Clothing London. Keith Andrews is most famous for his exploits on the football pitch but he has decided to dip his toes into the much more fragrant world of fashion. He tells us about Chess Clothing London. Keith Andrews is most famous for his exploits on the football pitch but he has decided to dip his toes into the much more fragrant world of fashion. He tells us about Chess Clothing London. 0:15:07 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149630_20149635_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50392423 20149630 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149631_20149636_232_.mp3 There’s no shortage of bad news in the retail sector. But what about our shopping streets which have had to constantly reinvent themselves, despite five years of set backs. Over the next few months we'll be looking at some of the most diverse. Colette Kinsella begins our street search with Oliver Plunkett Street in Cork. There’s no shortage of bad news in the retail sector. But what about our shopping streets which have had to constantly reinvent themselves, despite five years of set backs. Over the next few months we'll be looking at some of the most diverse. Colette Kinsella begins our street search with Oliver Plunkett Street in Cork. There’s no shortage of bad news in the retail sector. This week it was the turn of B&Q to go into examinership. But what about our shopping streets which have had to constantly reinvent themselves, despite five years of set backs. Over the next few months we'll be looking at some of the most diverse. Colette Kinsella begins our street search with Oliver Plunkett Street in Cork. 0:07:21 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0202/20130202_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20149631_20149636_232_.mp3 Sat, 2 Feb 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50392424 20149631 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-britainand_c20145683_20149621_232_.mp3 We discuss the controversy over Britain's membership of the EU with Sadhbh McCarthy and Pavel Swidlicki. We discuss the controversy over Britain's membership of the EU with Sadhbh McCarthy and Pavel Swidlicki. We discuss the controversy over Britain's membership of the EU with Sadhbh McCarthy and Pavel Swidlicki. 0:12:13 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-britainand_c20145683_20149621_232_.mp3 Sat, 26 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50381351 20145683 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-thedaftbro_c20145684_20149622_232_.mp3 Founders of Daft.ie, Eamonn and Brian Fallon discuss the early days of their business and their latest ventures. Founders of Daft.ie, Eamonn and Brian Fallon discuss the early days of their business and their latest ventures. Founders of Daft.ie, Eamonn and Brian Fallon discuss the early days of their business and their latest ventures. 0:14:07 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-thedaftbro_c20145684_20149622_232_.mp3 Sat, 26 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50381352 20145684 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-theyounggu_c20145685_20149623_232_.mp3 How difficult is it to be a young entrepreneur in Ireland? Darragh O'Neill and Enterprise Ireland's Jean O'Sullivan debate the issue. It's extremely difficult, according to Darragh O'Neill, he represents a group fighting for greater support for young entrepreneurs. He joins us in studio, along with Jean O'Sullivan from Enterprise Ireland. How difficult is it to be a young entrepreneur in Ireland? Darragh O'Neill and Enterprise Ireland's Jean O'Sullivan debate the issue. It's extremely difficult, according to Darragh O'Neill, he represents a group fighting for greater support for young entrepreneurs. He joins us in studio, along with Jean O'Sullivan from Enterprise Ireland. How difficult is it to be a young entrepreneur in Ireland? Darragh O'Neill and Enterprise Ireland's Jean O'Sullivan debate the issue. It's extremely difficult, according to Darragh O'Neill, he represents a group fighting for greater support for young entrepreneurs. He joins us in studio, along with Jean O'Sullivan from Enterprise Ireland. 0:12:41 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-theyounggu_c20145685_20149623_232_.mp3 Sat, 26 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50381353 20145685 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-tosleepper_c20145686_20149624_232_.mp3 Sleep deprivation in Ireland has reached epidemic proportions, according to Dr John Faul, a leading clinician at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown Sleep deprivation in Ireland has reached epidemic proportions, according to Dr John Faul, a leading clinician at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown Sleep deprivation in Ireland has reached epidemic proportions, according to Dr John Faul, a leading clinician at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown 0:08:10 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-tosleepper_c20145686_20149624_232_.mp3 Sat, 26 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50381354 20145686 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-howourcari_c20145687_20149625_232_.mp3 Car fanatic and curator of the Royal Irish Automobile Club Archive, Bob Montgomery, talks about Ireland's valiant attempts at creating cars. Car fanatic and curator of the Royal Irish Automobile Club Archive, Bob Montgomery, talks about Ireland's valiant attempts at creating cars. Car fanatic and curator of the Royal Irish Automobile Club Archive, Bob Montgomery, talks about Ireland's valiant attempts at creating cars. 0:04:23 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-howourcari_c20145687_20149625_232_.mp3 Sat, 26 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50381355 20145687 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-tosleepper_c20149620_20149626_232_.mp3 An entended version of our interview with Dr John Faul, a leading clinician at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown who says that sleep deprivation in Ireland has reached epidemic proportions. An entended version of our interview with Dr John Faul, a leading clinician at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown who says that sleep deprivation in Ireland has reached epidemic proportions. An entended version of our interview with Dr John Faul, a leading clinician at Connolly Hospital in Blanchardstown who says that sleep deprivation in Ireland has reached epidemic proportions. 0:47:06 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0126/20130126_rteradio1-thebusiness-tosleepper_c20149620_20149626_232_.mp3 Sat, 26 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50392400 20149620 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141791_20141801_232_.mp3 Adrian Crean, managing director of McDonald's Ireland, discusses the impact of this week's beef burger scandal. Adrian Crean, managing director of McDonald's Ireland, discusses the impact of this week's beef burger scandal. Adrian Crean, managing director of McDonald's Ireland, discusses the impact of this week's beef burger scandal. 0:13:10 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141791_20141801_232_.mp3 Sat, 19 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50370446 20141791 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141792_20141802_232_.mp3 Daniel Cluskey, CEO of Global Risk Solutions talks about his private security work in dangerzones such as Iraq and Nigeria. Daniel Cluskey, CEO of Global Risk Solutions talks about his private security work in dangerzones such as Iraq and Nigeria. Daniel Cluskey, CEO of Global Risk Solutions talks about his private security work in dangerzones such as Iraq and Nigeria. 0:10:24 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141792_20141802_232_.mp3 Sat, 19 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50370447 20141792 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141793_20141803_232_.mp3 Pulitzer Prize-winning author George Anders on how to spot exceptional talent before anyone else. Pulitzer Prize-winning author George Anders on how to spot exceptional talent before anyone else. Pulitzer Prize-winning author George Anders on how to spot exceptional talent before anyone else. 0:06:31 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141793_20141803_232_.mp3 Sat, 19 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50370448 20141793 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141794_20141804_232_.mp3 Professor Martin Caraher from City University London and TV chef Clodagh McKenna give their take on additives, labels and food fraud. Professor Martin Caraher from City University London and TV chef Clodagh McKenna give their take on additives, labels and food fraud. Professor Martin Caraher from City University London and TV chef Clodagh McKenna give their take on additives, labels and food fraud. 0:10:36 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141794_20141804_232_.mp3 Sat, 19 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50370449 20141794 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141795_20141805_232_.mp3 RTE's Tonyia Dowling and Philip Kampff from VIP Productions discuss fortunes and formats. RTE's Tonyia Dowling and Philip Kampff from VIP Productions discuss fortunes and formats. RTE's Tonyia Dowling and Philip Kampff from VIP Productions discuss fortunes and formats. 0:12:07 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0119/20130119_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20141795_20141805_232_.mp3 Sat, 19 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50370450 20141795 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138371_20138381_232_.mp3 Donegal Revenue Sheriff Brendan Twomey and John Fitzpatrick, Dublin County Sheriff discuss their role and the drop-off in cases sent to the Revenue Sheriffs. Donegal Revenue Sheriff Brendan Twomey and John Fitzpatrick, Dublin County Sheriff discuss their role and the drop-off in cases sent to the Revenue Sheriffs. Donegal Revenue Sheriff Brendan Twomey and John Fitzpatrick, Dublin County Sheriff discuss their role and the drop-off in cases sent to the Revenue Sheriffs. 0:17:13 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138371_20138381_232_.mp3 Sat, 12 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50360846 20138371 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138372_20138382_232_.mp3 Communications consultant Trish Morrisey and Nick Webb from the Sunday Independent discuss the importance of image in business. Communications consultant Trish Morrisey and Nick Webb from the Sunday Independent discuss the importance of image in business. Communications consultant Trish Morrisey and Nick Webb from the Sunday Independent discuss the importance of image in business. 0:09:57 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138372_20138382_232_.mp3 Sat, 12 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50360847 20138372 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138373_20138383_232_.mp3 Ronan O'Brien from Zatori and David Walshe from Netwatch discuss what could be done to make Europe work better for Irish business. Ronan O'Brien from Zatori and David Walshe from Netwatch discuss what could be done to make Europe work better for Irish business. Ronan O'Brien from Zatori and David Walshe from Netwatch discuss what could be done to make Europe work better for Irish business. 0:12:09 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138373_20138383_232_.mp3 Sat, 12 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50360848 20138373 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138374_20138384_232_.mp3 Yseult Freeney from DCU and Paul Mooney of Tandem Consulting give their tips for taking charge and maneuvering through the management minefield. Yseult Freeney from DCU and Paul Mooney of Tandem Consulting give their tips for taking charge and maneuvering through the management minefield. Yseult Freeney from DCU and Paul Mooney of Tandem Consulting give their tips for taking charge and maneuvering through the management minefield. 0:11:15 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138374_20138384_232_.mp3 Sat, 12 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50360849 20138374 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138375_20138385_232_.mp3 A former Young Scientist of the Year runner-up, Barry Holland, tells us about the business that he and his team-mates have built from their project. A former Young Scientist of the Year runner-up, Barry Holland, tells us about the business that he and his team-mates have built from their project. A former Young Scientist of the Year runner-up, Barry Holland, tells us about the business that he and his team-mates have built from their project. 0:05:06 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0112/20130112_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138375_20138385_232_.mp3 Sat, 12 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50360850 20138375 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0105/20130105_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20134689_20134697_232_.mp3 Conor Pope of the Irish Times and Felix O'Regan of the Irish Banking Federation discuss bank charges and bank closures. Conor Pope of the Irish Times and Felix O'Regan of the Irish Banking Federation discuss bank charges and bank closures. Conor Pope of the Irish Times and Felix O'Regan of the Irish Banking Federation discuss bank charges and bank closures. 0:17:59 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0105/20130105_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20134689_20134697_232_.mp3 Sat, 5 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50351528 20134689 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0105/20130105_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20134690_20134698_232_.mp3 We speak to Barry O'Sullivan, Senior Vice-President at Cisco Systems, tech investor, and brand-new Dragon on Dragons' Den. We speak to Barry O'Sullivan, Senior Vice-President at Cisco Systems, tech investor, and brand-new Dragon on Dragons' Den. We speak to Barry O'Sullivan, Senior Vice-President at Cisco Systems, tech investor, and brand-new Dragon on Dragons' Den. 0:16:22 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0105/20130105_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20134690_20134698_232_.mp3 Sat, 5 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50351529 20134690 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0105/20130105_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20134691_20134699_232_.mp3 Wicklow woman Sinead Branagh and Cavan man Brian McGuire tell us about their company Zutec, which has been responsible for some of the largest construction projects in the world. Wicklow woman Sinead Branagh and Cavan man Brian McGuire tell us about their company Zutec, which has been responsible for some of the largest construction projects in the world. Wicklow woman Sinead Branagh and Cavan man Brian McGuire tell us about their company Zutec, which has been responsible for some of the largest construction projects in the world. 0:11:20 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0105/20130105_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20134691_20134699_232_.mp3 Sat, 5 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50351530 20134691 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0105/20130105_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20134692_20134700_232_.mp3 Futurologist Ian Pearson and John Kennedy of Silicon Republic take a look at some of the innovations which are heading our way in the future. Futurologist Ian Pearson and John Kennedy of Silicon Republic take a look at some of the innovations which are heading our way in the future. Futurologist Ian Pearson and John Kennedy of Silicon Republic take a look at some of the innovations which are heading our way in the future. 0:08:57 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2013/0105/20130105_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20134692_20134700_232_.mp3 Sat, 5 Jan 2013 12:00:00 +0000 no 50351531 20134692 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1229/20121229_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138386_20138388_232_.mp3 The first part of our very own European Summit, featuring entrepreneur John Teeling, Greek businessman Michael Youlton, German Ambassador Dr. Lubkemeier, Steve Aiken from the British Irish Chamber of Commerce and French Chargés D'Affaires Aurélie Bonal. The first part of our very own European Summit, featuring entrepreneur John Teeling, Greek businessman Michael Youlton, German Ambassador Dr. Lubkemeier, Steve Aiken from the British Irish Chamber of Commerce and French Chargés D'Affaires Aurélie Bonal. The first part of our very own European Summit, featuring entrepreneur John Teeling, Greek businessman Michael Youlton, German Ambassador Dr. Lubkemeier, Steve Aiken from the British Irish Chamber of Commerce and French Chargés D'Affaires Aurélie Bonal. 0:20:22 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1229/20121229_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138386_20138388_232_.mp3 Sat, 29 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50360870 20138386 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1229/20121229_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138387_20138389_232_.mp3 The first part of our very own European Summit, featuring entrepreneur John Teeling, Greek businessman Michael Youlton, German Ambassador Dr. Lubkemeier, Steve Aiken from the British Irish Chamber of Commerce and French Chargés D'Affaires Aurélie Bonal. The first part of our very own European Summit, featuring entrepreneur John Teeling, Greek businessman Michael Youlton, German Ambassador Dr. Lubkemeier, Steve Aiken from the British Irish Chamber of Commerce and French Chargés D'Affaires Aurélie Bonal. The first part of our very own European Summit, featuring entrepreneur John Teeling, Greek businessman Michael Youlton, German Ambassador Dr. Lubkemeier, Steve Aiken from the British Irish Chamber of Commerce and French Chargés D'Affaires Aurélie Bonal. 0:28:59 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1229/20121229_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20138387_20138389_232_.mp3 Sat, 29 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50360871 20138387 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1222/20121222_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20133482_20133490_232_.mp3 London-based fashion designer Una Burke, Zurich-based food scientist Geraldine O'Grady and startup entrepreneur Oisín Hanrahan discuss their experiences working around the world. London-based fashion designer Una Burke, Zurich-based food scientist Geraldine O'Grady and startup entrepreneur Oisín Hanrahan discuss their experiences working around the world. London-based fashion designer Una Burke, Zurich-based food scientist Geraldine O'Grady and startup entrepreneur Oisín Hanrahan discuss their experiences working around the world. 0:17:09 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1222/20121222_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20133482_20133490_232_.mp3 Sat, 22 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50348546 20133482 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1222/20121222_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20133483_20133491_232_.mp3 Aviation entrepreneur and co-founder of Omega Air Inc, Ulick McEvaddy, discusses his career and the aviation business. Aviation entrepreneur and co-founder of Omega Air Inc, Ulick McEvaddy, discusses his career and the aviation business. Aviation entrepreneur and co-founder of Omega Air Inc, Ulick McEvaddy, discusses his career and the aviation business. 0:17:32 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1222/20121222_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20133483_20133491_232_.mp3 Sat, 22 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50348547 20133483 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1222/20121222_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20133484_20133492_232_.mp3 Our reporter Liam Geraghty steps behind the scenes at Dublin Airport. Our reporter Liam Geraghty steps behind the scenes at Dublin Airport. Our reporter Liam Geraghty steps behind the scenes at Dublin Airport. 0:04:10 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1222/20121222_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20133484_20133492_232_.mp3 Sat, 22 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50348548 20133484 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1222/20121222_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20133485_20133493_232_.mp3 Cliona Standún of Standúns Department Store in Spiddal and Noel Matthews of Matthews Coaches discuss learning the ropes from entrepreneurial parents. Cliona Standún of Standúns Department Store in Spiddal and Noel Matthews of Matthews Coaches discuss learning the ropes from entrepreneurial parents. Cliona Standún of Standúns Department Store in Spiddal and Noel Matthews of Matthews Coaches discuss learning the ropes from entrepreneurial parents. 0:13:11 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1222/20121222_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20133485_20133493_232_.mp3 Sat, 22 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50348549 20133485 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127288_20127293_232_.mp3 Solicitor Anthony Joyce, lawyer Declan Black and DIT's Martin Hanratty discuss the property crisis. Solicitor Anthony Joyce, lawyer Declan Black and DIT's Martin Hanratty discuss the property crisis. Solicitor Anthony Joyce, lawyer Declan Black and DIT's Martin Hanratty discuss the property crisis. 0:16:41 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127288_20127293_232_.mp3 Sat, 15 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50328892 20127288 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127289_20127294_232_.mp3 Bruce Dickinson, lead singer of Iron Maiden, on moving from heavy metal into management. Bruce Dickinson, lead singer of Iron Maiden, on moving from heavy metal into management. Bruce Dickinson, lead singer of Iron Maiden, on moving from heavy metal into management. 0:10:18 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127289_20127294_232_.mp3 Sat, 15 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50328893 20127289 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127290_20127295_232_.mp3 Robbie Kelly of Rathborne Candles and Irial O'Farrell of Evolution Consulting give us their take on helping business survive the test of time. Robbie Kelly of Rathborne Candles and Irial O'Farrell of Evolution Consulting give us their take on helping business survive the test of time. Robbie Kelly of Rathborne Candles and Irial O'Farrell of Evolution Consulting give us their take on helping business survive the test of time. 0:11:01 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127290_20127295_232_.mp3 Sat, 15 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50328894 20127290 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127291_20127296_232_.mp3 Liam Geraghty reports on an audio equipment company that has survived records, cassettes, cds and streaming. Liam Geraghty reports on an audio equipment company that has survived records, cassettes, cds and streaming. Liam Geraghty reports on an audio equipment company that has survived records, cassettes, cds and streaming. 0:04:12 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127291_20127296_232_.mp3 Sat, 15 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50328895 20127291 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127292_20127297_232_.mp3 How do you cope when all around you is chaos? Cognitive psychologist Aidan Moran and organisational psychologist Deirde O'Shea discuss. How do you cope when all around you is chaos? Cognitive psychologist Aidan Moran and organisational psychologist Deirde O'Shea discuss. How do you cope when all around you is chaos? Cognitive psychologist Aidan Moran and organisational psychologist Deirde O'Shea discuss. 0:09:58 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1215/20121215_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20127292_20127297_232_.mp3 Sat, 15 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50328896 20127292 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123548_20123553_232_.mp3 Accountant Eilis Quinlan and Professor David Jacobson discuss whether the Budget can create jobs. Accountant Eilis Quinlan and Professor David Jacobson discuss whether the Budget can create jobs. Accountant Eilis Quinlan and Professor David Jacobson discuss whether the Budget can create jobs. 0:11:16 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123548_20123553_232_.mp3 Sat, 8 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50318348 20123548 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123549_20123554_232_.mp3 Businesswoman Regina Bushell tells us her story of business success and personal tragedy. Businesswoman Regina Bushell tells us her story of business success and personal tragedy. Businesswoman Regina Bushell tells us her story of business success and personal tragedy. 0:12:40 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123549_20123554_232_.mp3 Sat, 8 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50318349 20123549 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123550_20123555_232_.mp3 Chuck Collins was heir to a fortune of $7 million, but he gave it all away. He joins us from Boston to tell us why. Chuck Collins was heir to a fortune of $7 million, but he gave it all away. He joins us from Boston to tell us why. Chuck Collins was heir to a fortune of $7 million, but he gave it all away. He joins us from Boston to tell us why. 0:12:59 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123550_20123555_232_.mp3 Sat, 8 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50318350 20123550 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123551_20123556_232_.mp3 Victoria Clarke and Sarah Leahy set up a business to help people confront their fears of public speaking; a fear which they shared. Nuala Macklin reports. Victoria Clarke and Sarah Leahy set up a business to help people confront their fears of public speaking; a fear which they shared. Nuala Macklin reports. Victoria Clarke and Sarah Leahy set up a business to help people confront their fears of public speaking; a fear which they shared. Nuala Macklin reports. 0:04:14 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123551_20123556_232_.mp3 Sat, 8 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50318351 20123551 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123552_20123557_232_.mp3 Dylan Cotter and Miriam Hamilton discuss the merry art of emotional manipulation in Christmas adverts. Dylan Cotter and Miriam Hamilton discuss the merry art of emotional manipulation in Christmas adverts. Dylan Cotter and Miriam Hamilton discuss the merry art of emotional manipulation in Christmas adverts. 0:08:25 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1208/20121208_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20123552_20123557_232_.mp3 Sat, 8 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50318352 20123552 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120087_20120092_232_.mp3 Brendan Keenan of the Irish Independent, and former Department of Finance economic advisor Brendan Lynch, discuss the upcoming budget. Brendan Keenan of the Irish Independent, and former Department of Finance economic advisor Brendan Lynch, discuss the upcoming budget. Brendan Keenan of the Irish Independent, and former Department of Finance economic advisor Brendan Lynch, discuss the upcoming budget. 0:11:21 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120087_20120092_232_.mp3 Sat, 1 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50308681 20120087 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120088_20120093_232_.mp3 Michael Woodford was fired from the Japanese camera-making giant Olympus after uncovering a $1.7 billion fraud. He tells us his story. Michael Woodford was fired from the Japanese camera-making giant Olympus after uncovering a $1.7 billion fraud. He tells us his story. Michael Woodford was fired from the Japanese camera-making giant Olympus after uncovering a $1.7 billion fraud. He tells us his story. 0:15:30 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120088_20120093_232_.mp3 Sat, 1 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50308682 20120088 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120089_20120094_232_.mp3 Dubliner Susan Whelan is the chief executive of Leicester City FC and winner of the Image Businesswoman of the Year award. She talks about her career to date. Dubliner Susan Whelan is the chief executive of Leicester City FC and winner of the Image Businesswoman of the Year award. She talks about her career to date. Dubliner Susan Whelan is the chief executive of Leicester City FC and winner of the Image Businesswoman of the Year award. She talks about her career to date. 0:10:42 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120089_20120094_232_.mp3 Sat, 1 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50308683 20120089 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120090_20120095_232_.mp3 Robert Greene is famous for his Machavellian guide to success and subterfuge, "The 48 Laws of Power". He explains the ideas behind his new book "Mastery". Robert Greene is famous for his Machavellian guide to success and subterfuge, "The 48 Laws of Power". He explains the ideas behind his new book "Mastery". Robert Greene is famous for his Machavellian guide to success and subterfuge, "The 48 Laws of Power". He explains the ideas behind his new book "Mastery". 0:10:29 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120090_20120095_232_.mp3 Sat, 1 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50308684 20120090 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120091_20120096_232_.mp3 Donegal man Ian Harkin is hoping to get his new doll 'Lottie' onto children's Christmas wish-lists and create new jobs in the process. Donegal man Ian Harkin is hoping to get his new doll 'Lottie' onto children's Christmas wish-lists and create new jobs in the process. Donegal man Ian Harkin is hoping to get his new doll 'Lottie' onto children's Christmas wish-lists and create new jobs in the process. 0:03:34 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1201/20121201_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20120091_20120096_232_.mp3 Sat, 1 Dec 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50308685 20120091 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115912_20115917_232_.mp3 Chrystia Freeland, author of "Plutocrats : The Rise of the Super-Rich and the Fall of Everyone Else", on the fears, feats and fragile egos of the world's wealthiest people. Chrystia Freeland, author of "Plutocrats : The Rise of the Super-Rich and the Fall of Everyone Else", on the fears, feats and fragile egos of the world's wealthiest people. Chrystia Freeland, author of "Plutocrats : The Rise of the Super-Rich and the Fall of Everyone Else", on the fears, feats and fragile egos of the world's wealthiest people. 0:12:20 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115912_20115917_232_.mp3 Sat, 24 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50297776 20115912 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115913_20115918_232_.mp3 With an estimated 5,000 homeless people in Ireland, one organisation is hoping to improve their circumstances. We spoke to Anna Greenhalgh of Business in the Community and Gavin, who has been through their programme. With an estimated 5,000 homeless people in Ireland, one organisation is hoping to improve their circumstances. We spoke to Anna Greenhalgh of Business in the Community and Gavin, who has been through their programme. With an estimated 5,000 homeless people in Ireland, one organisation is hoping to improve their circumstances. We spoke to Anna Greenhalgh of Business in the Community and Gavin, who has been through their programme. 0:22:53 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115913_20115918_232_.mp3 Sat, 24 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50297777 20115913 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115914_20115919_232_.mp3 Another EU summit ended in stalemate last night. We discuss the implications with Anne Cahill of the Irish Examiner and Raoul Ruparel of Open Europe. Another EU summit ended in stalemate last night. We discuss the implications with Anne Cahill of the Irish Examiner and Raoul Ruparel of Open Europe. Another EU summit ended in stalemate last night. We discuss the implications with Anne Cahill of the Irish Examiner and Raoul Ruparel of Open Europe. 0:10:00 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115914_20115919_232_.mp3 Sat, 24 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50297778 20115914 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115915_20115920_232_.mp3 Once worth an estimated $400 million, former publishing giant Conrad Black, is now out of jail after serving 32 months for fraud. He joins us from Toronto. Once worth an estimated $400 million, former publishing giant Conrad Black, is now out of jail after serving 32 months for fraud. He joins us from Toronto. Once worth an estimated $400 million, former publishing giant Conrad Black, is now out of jail after serving 32 months for fraud. He joins us from Toronto. 0:17:46 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115915_20115920_232_.mp3 Sat, 24 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50297779 20115915 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115916_20115921_232_.mp3 Dave O'Rourke is an artist who's cashing in on Christmas cheer. Liam Geraghty puts us in the picture. Dave O'Rourke is an artist who's cashing in on Christmas cheer. Liam Geraghty puts us in the picture. Dave O'Rourke is an artist who's cashing in on Christmas cheer. Liam Geraghty puts us in the picture. 0:04:16 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1124/20121124_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20115916_20115921_232_.mp3 Sat, 24 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50297780 20115916 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1117/20121117_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20110057_20110061_232_.mp3 Glanbia's John Moloney on the future of the Irish agri-food sector. Glanbia's John Moloney on the future of the Irish agri-food sector. Glanbia's John Moloney on the future of the Irish agri-food sector. 0:12:59 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1117/20121117_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20110057_20110061_232_.mp3 Sat, 17 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50284032 20110057 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1117/20121117_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20110058_20110062_232_.mp3 Sunday Independent columnist Gene Kerrigan and economist Moore McDowell debate the causes and consequences of austerity. Sunday Independent columnist Gene Kerrigan and economist Moore McDowell debate the causes and consequences of austerity. Sunday Independent columnist Gene Kerrigan and economist Moore McDowell debate the causes and consequences of austerity. 0:12:54 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1117/20121117_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20110058_20110062_232_.mp3 Sat, 17 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50284033 20110058 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1117/20121117_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20110059_20110063_232_.mp3 With the UK public up in arms about corporate tax havens, Labour MP Austin Mitchell and Feargal O'Rourke from Price Waterhouse Coopers debate Ireland's role in such schemes. With the UK public up in arms about corporate tax havens, Labour MP Austin Mitchell and Feargal O'Rourke from Price Waterhouse Coopers debate Ireland's role in such schemes. With the UK public up in arms about corporate tax havens, Labour MP Austin Mitchell and Feargal O'Rourke from Price Waterhouse Coopers debate Ireland's role in such schemes. 0:14:08 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1117/20121117_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20110059_20110063_232_.mp3 Sat, 17 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50284034 20110059 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1117/20121117_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20110060_20110064_232_.mp3 With speculation this week that a sugar tax may be introduced in the upcoming budget, we visit a famous Dublin sweet factory. We're also joined by Pete Lunn from the ESRI, who says its questionable whether such a tax could work. With speculation this week that a sugar tax may be introduced in the upcoming budget, we visit a famous Dublin sweet factory. We're also joined by Pete Lunn from the ESRI, who says its questionable whether such a tax could work. With speculation this week that a sugar tax may be introduced in the upcoming budget, we visit a famous Dublin sweet factory. We're also joined by Pete Lunn from the ESRI, who says its questionable whether such a tax could work. 0:12:47 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1117/20121117_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20110060_20110064_232_.mp3 Sat, 17 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50284035 20110060 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105838_20117117_232_.mp3 Enterpreneur and Irish Rugby Team Manager Michael Kearney talks about his varied career. Enterpreneur and Irish Rugby Team Manager Michael Kearney talks about his varied career. Enterpreneur and Irish Rugby Team Manager Michael Kearney talks about his varied career. 0:17:59 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105838_20117117_232_.mp3 Sat, 10 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50272874 20105838 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105839_20117118_232_.mp3 Tommy Bowe on his entrepeneurial upbringing. Tommy Bowe on his entrepeneurial upbringing. Tommy Bowe on his entrepeneurial upbringing. 0:04:20 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105839_20117118_232_.mp3 Sat, 10 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50272875 20105839 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105840_20117119_232_.mp3 Statistician Simon Wilson on some interesting facts and figures in the business world. Statistician Simon Wilson on some interesting facts and figures in the business world. Statistician Simon Wilson on some interesting facts and figures in the business world. 0:05:28 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105840_20117119_232_.mp3 Sat, 10 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50272876 20105840 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105841_20117120_232_.mp3 AIB's Chief Executive, David Duffy, on the banking crisis, pension pots and business loans. AIB's Chief Executive, David Duffy, on the banking crisis, pension pots and business loans. AIB's Chief Executive, David Duffy, on the banking crisis, pension pots and business loans. 0:17:58 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105841_20117120_232_.mp3 Sat, 10 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50272877 20105841 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105842_20117121_232_.mp3 One of the creators of Anglo : The Musical, Darren Smith, on raising finance for the show. One of the creators of Anglo : The Musical, Darren Smith, on raising finance for the show. One of the creators of Anglo : The Musical, Darren Smith, on raising finance for the show. 0:04:53 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1110/20121110_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20105842_20117121_232_.mp3 Sat, 10 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50272878 20105842 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033512_20033517_232_.mp3 Colm Keena from the Irish Times and Jim Fitzpatrick of BBC NI discuss the rise and fall of Sean Quinn. Colm Keena from the Irish Times and Jim Fitzpatrick of BBC NI discuss the rise and fall of Sean Quinn. Colm Keena from the Irish Times and Jim Fitzpatrick of BBC NI discuss the rise and fall of Sean Quinn. 0:20:06 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033512_20033517_232_.mp3 Sat, 3 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50173243 20033512 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033513_20033518_232_.mp3 Vicki O'Toole, managing director of JJ O'Toole Ltd, tells us about her journey from homemaker to entrepreneur. Vicki O'Toole, managing director of JJ O'Toole Ltd, tells us about her journey from homemaker to entrepreneur. Vicki O'Toole, managing director of JJ O'Toole Ltd, tells us about her journey from homemaker to entrepreneur. 0:09:40 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033513_20033518_232_.mp3 Sat, 3 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50173244 20033513 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033514_20033519_232_.mp3 Stephen McIntyre, Twitter's Head of Operations and Online Sales in EMEA, discusses his own career and the rise of the social networking giant. Stephen McIntyre, Twitter's Head of Operations and Online Sales in EMEA, discusses his own career and the rise of the social networking giant. Stephen McIntyre, Twitter's Head of Operations and Online Sales in EMEA, discusses his own career and the rise of the social networking giant. 0:11:09 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033514_20033519_232_.mp3 Sat, 3 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50173245 20033514 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033515_20033520_232_.mp3 Our reporter Liam Geraghty finds out about a Dublin company that's hoping to target the 1 billion users of Facebook globally. Our reporter Liam Geraghty finds out about a Dublin company that's hoping to target the 1 billion users of Facebook globally. Our reporter Liam Geraghty finds out about a Dublin company that's hoping to target the 1 billion users of Facebook globally. 0:04:35 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033515_20033520_232_.mp3 Sat, 3 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50173246 20033515 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033516_20033521_232_.mp3 Khoi Tu, author of "Superteams", tells us about the teamwork dynamics that make Pixar, the SAS and The Rolling Stones so successful. Khoi Tu, author of "Superteams", tells us about the teamwork dynamics that make Pixar, the SAS and The Rolling Stones so successful. Khoi Tu, author of "Superteams", tells us about the teamwork dynamics that make Pixar, the SAS and The Rolling Stones so successful. 0:06:17 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1103/20121103_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20033516_20033521_232_.mp3 Sat, 3 Nov 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50173247 20033516 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032962_20032967_232_.mp3 Economist Cormac Lucey, Nat O'Conner from TASC and Dr Roland Erne from UCD discuss the impact of the Single European Market, which turns twenty this year. Economist Cormac Lucey, Nat O'Conner from TASC and Dr Roland Erne from UCD discuss the impact of the Single European Market, which turns twenty this year. Economist Cormac Lucey, Nat O'Conner from TASC and Dr Roland Erne from UCD discuss the impact of the Single European Market, which turns twenty this year. 0:15:55 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032962_20032967_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50167996 20032962 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032963_20032968_232_.mp3 Author Elizabeth Tierney discusses how the heroes and villains of the silver screen can be a great source of management tips. Author Elizabeth Tierney discusses how the heroes and villains of the silver screen can be a great source of management tips. Author Elizabeth Tierney discusses how the heroes and villains of the silver screen can be a great source of management tips. 0:04:17 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032963_20032968_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50167997 20032963 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032964_20032969_232_.mp3 Crimologist, finance professor and former US bank regulator Bill Black discusses the deterrents necessary to prevent a banking crisis ever happening again. Crimologist, finance professor and former US bank regulator Bill Black discusses the deterrents necessary to prevent a banking crisis ever happening again. Crimologist, finance professor and former US bank regulator Bill Black discusses the deterrents necessary to prevent a banking crisis ever happening again. 0:11:44 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032964_20032969_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50167998 20032964 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032965_20032970_232_.mp3 Organisational psychologist Alison Keating tells us about the impact of stress in the workplace, and what we can do to prevent it. Organisational psychologist Alison Keating tells us about the impact of stress in the workplace, and what we can do to prevent it. Organisational psychologist Alison Keating tells us about the impact of stress in the workplace, and what we can do to prevent it. 0:07:24 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032965_20032970_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50167999 20032965 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032966_20032971_232_.mp3 The man behind the Riverdance phenomenon, John McColgan, discusses his new venture, WorldIrish.com. The man behind the Riverdance phenomenon, John McColgan, discusses his new venture, WorldIrish.com. The man behind the Riverdance phenomenon, John McColgan, discusses his new venture, WorldIrish.com. 0:12:01 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1027/20121027_rteradio1-thebusiness-thebusines_c20032966_20032971_232_.mp3 Sat, 27 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50168000 20032966 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031917_20031924_232_.mp3 Zoe Lanara, International Secretary of the Greek Confederation of Labour, Rocio Martinez-Sanpere of the Catalan parliament and Brendan Keenan from the Irish Independent discuss austerity and the results of this week's EU summit. Zoe Lanara, International Secretary of the Greek Confederation of Labour, Rocio Martinez-Sanpere of the Catalan parliament and Brendan Keenan from the Irish Independent discuss austerity and the results of this week's EU summit. Zoe Lanara, International Secretary of the Greek Confederation of Labour, Rocio Martinez-Sanpere of the Catalan parliament and Brendan Keenan from the Irish Independent discuss austerity and the results of this week's EU summit. 0:17:18 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031917_20031924_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50160475 20031917 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031918_20031925_232_.mp3 The Financial Times' columnist, Mrs Moneypenny aka Heather McGregor, gives us her take on what it takes for women to succeed in the workplace. The Financial Times' columnist, Mrs Moneypenny aka Heather McGregor, gives us her take on what it takes for women to succeed in the workplace. The Financial Times' columnist, Mrs Moneypenny aka Heather McGregor, gives us her take on what it takes for women to succeed in the workplace. 0:10:52 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031918_20031925_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50160477 20031918 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031919_20031926_232_.mp3 John Byrne from Senior Enterprise, and former banker Lar Burke, discuss their initiative to encourage the over-50's to invest in Irish SMEs. John Byrne from Senior Enterprise, and former banker Lar Burke, discuss their initiative to encourage the over-50's to invest in Irish SMEs. John Byrne from Senior Enterprise, and former banker Lar Burke, discuss their initiative to encourage the over-50's to invest in Irish SMEs. 0:06:51 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031919_20031926_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50160478 20031919 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031920_20031927_232_.mp3 Richie Beirne joins more than 60 business leaders as they sleep out in the Iveagh Gardens to raise awareness of homelessness in Ireland. Richie Beirne joins more than 60 business leaders as they sleep out in the Iveagh Gardens to raise awareness of homelessness in Ireland. Richie Beirne joins more than 60 business leaders as they sleep out in the Iveagh Gardens to raise awareness of homelessness in Ireland. 0:03:55 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031920_20031927_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50160479 20031920 RTÉ:Ireland http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031921_20031928_232_.mp3 Sammy Leslie, who runs the Castle Leslie estate, joins us straight from Iveagh Gardens to tell us the story of her business success. Sammy Leslie, who runs the Castle Leslie estate, joins us straight from Iveagh Gardens to tell us the story of her business success. Sammy Leslie, who runs the Castle Leslie estate, joins us straight from Iveagh Gardens to tell us the story of her business success. 0:13:29 http://podcast.rasset.ie/podcasts/audio/2012/1020/20121020_thebusines_c20031921_20031928_232_.mp3 Sat, 20 Oct 2012 12:00:00 +0000 no 50160480 20031921