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Breakfast Business with Joe Lynam
Hosted by Newstalk · EN
Presented by Newstalk's Business Editor Joe Lynam, this 30-minute programme focuses on the key business stories from home and abroad, market analysis, new business innovations and profile interviews.
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The surge of first-time buyer mortgages since 2021
Jun 1200:06:14Tap to summarizeNew figures show first-time buyer mortgages for new homes have surged across the country by 50% since 2021. While mover activity has fallen in every region For more on this Susan was joined by the Chief Economist of BPFI, Ali Ugur.
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Europe's mobile industry worth
Jun 1200:06:09Tap to summarizeEurope's mobile industry is now worth more than €1 trillion a year to the EU economy, according to new figures published ahead of Ireland taking over the EU presidency Speaking to Susan this morning was the Director General of the GSMA, Vivek Badrinath.
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Friday's business headlines
Jun 1200:09:11Tap to summarizeFriday's business headlines with Susan Jane Culleton and Aidan Donnelly from Davys.
Transcribe →How can SME’s optimise tax credits ?
Jun 1100:07:57Tap to summarizeIt is estimated that many SMEs here in Ireland are missing out on the opportunity to recoup up to 35% of their r&d spend through tax credits. Figures from 2023 show that only 19% of SMEs are claiming r&d tax credits. Tcm Funding Has Now Officially Launched In Ireland, Offering Specialist Support To Help Businesses Identify Whether They Qualify And Submit Robust, Compliant Claims. To help Us Unpack What This Means for Irish businesses, and if more businesses should consider Applying For r&d Tax Credits, Susan Hayes Culleton in for Joe, was joined by Bradley Chalmers, Group Managing Partner TCM Funding
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The New initiative helping to support Irish makers.
Jun 1100:07:40Tap to summarizeNow, Kilkenny Design with The Local Enterprise Offices has today announced the launch of the Kilkenny Design Makers Academy, a business development programme designed to support ambitious local makers, designers and creative entrepreneurs to build sustainable and scalable businesses.The program will see 25 business get their chance to learn the key skills to grow their business under the guise of Kilkenny Designs and their Local Enterprise OfficeTo share all the details of this exciting opportunity for Irish businesses Evelyn Moynihan, CEO of Kilkenny Design, joined Susan Hayes Culleton in for Joe to discuss
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Thursday's business headlines
Jun 1100:04:54Tap to summarizeThursday's business headlines with Susan Hayes Culleton in for Joe
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The business of Tuath Housing
Jun 1000:05:51Tap to summarizeIn an effort to deal with soaring rents the government created ‘approved housing bodies’. Their job among other things is to source properties at affordable rents. Tuath Housing does exactly that and hopes to deliver 2530 cost rental homes in the coming 18 months in which tenants will have secure housing at more affordable prices. Speaking to Joe was Sean O’Connor the Chief Executive of not-for-profit company Tuath Housing
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Jun 900:02:37Tap to summarizeTuesday's business news headlines with Joe Lynam.
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British Ambassador to Ireland Kara Owen
Jun 900:08:40Tap to summarizeIreland is not the only country with problems delivering major infrastructure projects on time and on budget. Britain only has to talk about its delayed expansion plans at Heathrow airport and its high speed rail line. The new British ambassador is suggesting that Britain and Ireland should co-plan and co-invest in 'grand projects'. Joe discusses this and more with Kara Owen the British Ambassador to Ireland.
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Training and mentoring ex convicts returning to workforce
Jun 900:04:40Tap to summarizeAfter a conviction and jail time, returning to the workforce especially in a white collar job is extremely difficult. The Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development is working with Tosú which works alongside convicts, to help with training and mentoring. Sally Eley, Head of the CIPD Trust spoke to Joe this morning about this incentive.
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