Maxol is launching a food delivery service. It means that customers in Dublin, Wicklow and Kildare can get hot food and fresh groceries via Maxol in the initial roll out with 60 stores nationwide eventually offering the service.

Brian Donaldson the Chief Executive of Maxol told Joe all about the new service.

Yesterday we heard from the Government in its Spring economy Forecast that Ireland is likely to avoid a recession even in the event of a prolonged fuel crisis in the middle east. That chimes with estimates from KPMG which says that Ireland will outperform many of its European peers amid this energy shock. Worryingly for house hunters, it expects rising ECB interest rates will add €1,200 to the average first time buyer annual repayments.

All to discuss with Daragh McGreal, is chief economist with KPMG.

Wednesday's business news review with Joe Lynam.

Fuel prices have soared and the government has had to fork out ¾ of a billion to placate angry farmers and hauliers. So, a localised source of renewable energy may need to be accelerated. My next guest thinks Hydrogen needs to be considered part of the mix. So why risk it if we have wind and solar alternatives? All to discuss with Paul McCormack the Chief Executive of Hydrogen Ireland.

It is up to the companies themselves to install solar and heat recovery systems. The medical devices company Dexcom in Galway is one of them and they hired OHK commercial to install a system which at its peak can generate a third of Dexcom’s electricity needs. Speaking to Joe was Brian Healy, the Managing Director with OHK.

Tuesday's business news headlines along with Joe Lynam.

Monday's business news headlines along with Joe Lynam and Kathleen Brooks - XTB.

The government is set to spend more than a quarter of a trillion Euros over the coming decade on major infrastructure projects. They require companies to submit tenders and bids. Now the Competition & Consumer Protection Commission has published useful guides for public bodies to reduce or eliminate so-called bid rigging. Úna Butler from the CCPC joined Joe this morning