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Taking Care Of Business with Ronan Berry

Taking Care Of Business with Ronan Berry

著者： Midlands 103
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Taking Care of Business is a live hour-long show focusing on the business and current affairs stories affecting how you do business.Copyright Midlands 103 音楽
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  • Episode 127

    Episode 127
    2026/07/22
    AI is transforming one of Ireland’s biggest industries. Aidan Flynn of Insurance Skillnet explains how digital innovation is changing the insurance sector—and the new skills employers are looking for. Simon Walton of Laois County Council discusses the official opening of the Canal Road Business Park in Portarlington and how the redevelopment of the former Avon site could drive investment, jobs and economic growth. Jackie Carroll of Laois Chamber Alliance encourages businesses to have their say through the Chamber’s Pre-Budget Business Survey and previews its upcoming Future of Work – Demystify AI event. Plus, Gareth Fleming of Allpro People Group outlines ambitious expansion plans that will create 30 new jobs over the next three years.
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    45 分
  • Episode 130

    Episode 130
    2026/08/12
    Could a new walking route create a wave of tourism opportunities across Offaly? Tony McCormack TD makes the business case for Camino De Uíbh Fháílí and the potential for B&Bs, cafés, bike hire and other local enterprises along the route. Jolene Minogue of Paddy Flynn’s shares the unlikely story behind an Offaly whiskey that has reached the finals of Blas na hÉireann. Ladonna McCartan of Nook & Cranny in Portlaoise discusses the enduring appeal of independent retail after being named among Ireland’s shops worth travelling for. Plus, Sarah La Cumbre and Chris Ball outline Athlone Tennis Club’s ambitious plans for three indoor courts—and the €400,000 fundraising challenge still ahead.
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    46 分
  • Episode 134

    Episode 134
    2026/09/09
    How does a semi-retirement idea become an award-winning artisan food brand? We hear the story of O’Mimo’s Chilli Madness, built in Portarlington around family recipes, bold flavours and plenty of heat. One year after securing Just Transition funding, Aidan Shortall returns to explain how The Old Coach House has gone from plans on paper to a fully operational tourism business in Tullamore. Plus, fresh from a Business to Arts Award win, Mullingar artist Joan Mulvihill discusses Art in the Hubs and how the initiative is bringing contemporary Irish art into workplaces across the country.
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    47 分
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