Ask Audrey

Ask Audrey

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  • Going Gluten Free In Tralee
    The Small Business Show on IrishExaminer.com looks at the latest news for SMEs and this looks at a protest which has gone viral and concerns businesses in Dun Laoghaire. Kehlan heads to Loop Head in Co. Clare to talk with Laura Foley about her business as they chat on the cliffs overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. In the final part of the show Doireann Barrett talks about her company The Gluten Free Kitchen Company in Tralee, Co. Kerry. Doireann talks about taking the step to quit her job and one of the only totally Gluten Free Restaurants in Europe.

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    11 min
  • Dun Laoghaire ‘Outdoor Tax’ Is The Last Straw For Local Business
    Kehlan Kirwan from the Small Business Show talks to Gerard Maguire from 64 Wine in Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin about a new local charge from Dun Laoghaire County Council which he says will be the final straw for businesses in the area.As part of the wine shops offering to customers they have three tables and chairs which they put outside, which Gerard admits become quite popular in summer months and good weather.A number of weeks ago representatives from the local authority, Dun Laoghaire – Rathdown Local Authority, issuing an application for a licence for tables, chairs, planters and items which were to be put in the street. Gerard talks to Kehlan about how this has made him reconsider continuing to operate in the village and that this is the straw that will break the camel’s back for his business.

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    11 min
  • Part 1 - SME News Round Up
    This week's Small Business Show on IrishExaminer.com looks at the latest news for SMEs including Professor Morgan Kelly’s comments on SME loans in Irish banks. Later in the show Kehlan travels to Limerick to talk to winners of the counties Student Enterprise Awards. Plus we look at the plight of the Irish fishing industry as John Nolan from the Castletownbere Fisherman’s Co-Op explains why change is needed in attitudes towards the industry. The final part of the show sees another entrepreneur talk to Kehlan about their business with Natasha Sherling a gemmologist, diamond dealer and private jeweller.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    14 min
  • Part 2 - Limerick's Student Entrepreneurs
    This week's Small Business Show on IrishExaminer.com looks at the latest news for SMEs including Professor Morgan Kelly’s comments on SME loans in Irish banks. Later in the show Kehlan travels to Limerick to talk to winners of the counties Student Enterprise Awards. Plus we look at the plight of the Irish fishing industry as John Nolan from the Castletownbere Fisherman’s Co-Op explains why change is needed in attitudes towards the industry. The final part of the show sees another entrepreneur talk to Kehlan about their business with Natasha Sherling a gemmologist, diamond dealer and private jeweller.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    14 min
  • Part 4 - A Real Gem
    This week's Small Business Show on IrishExaminer.com looks at the latest news for SMEs including Professor Morgan Kelly’s comments on SME loans in Irish banks. Later in the show Kehlan travels to Limerick to talk to winners of the counties Student Enterprise Awards. Plus we look at the plight of the Irish fishing industry as John Nolan from the Castletownbere Fisherman’s Co-Op explains why change is needed in attitudes towards the industry. The final part of the show sees another entrepreneur talk to Kehlan about their business with Natasha Sherling a gemmologist, diamond dealer and private jeweller.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    10 min
  • Part 3 - Fishing For Change
    This week's Small Business Show on IrishExaminer.com looks at the latest news for SMEs including Professor Morgan Kelly’s comments on SME loans in Irish banks. Later in the show Kehlan travels to Limerick to talk to winners of the counties Student Enterprise Awards. Plus we look at the plight of the Irish fishing industry as John Nolan from the Castletownbere Fisherman’s Co-Op explains why change is needed in attitudes towards the industry. The final part of the show sees another entrepreneur talk to Kehlan about their business with Natasha Sherling a gemmologist, diamond dealer and private jeweller.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    11 min
  • Part 1: SME news round-up
    After our news round-up, Karen Brown from Karora Cosmetics is announcing an exclusive about how they will be launching their product in over 800 stores in the USA this March. Karora is also available in Russia, Australia, UAE and Middle East along with other countries. Phillip Martin from Blanco-Nino is starting Europe's first 'authentic' Corn Tortilla company here in Ireland. He will also be using corn and products sourced from Irish Farmers. They will produce corn tortillas, nacho chips and masa harina (specialised tortilla dough). Natasha Harwood is a Social Entrepreneur and runs Galtee Clinic along with her Husband. He has a PhD in Psychology and they run a house for kids and teens with behavioural issues using a technique widely acclaimed in countries like Germany called Social Pedagogy. Their aim is change the thinking on how treatment is done for kids with behavioural issues.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    16 min
  • Part 2: Philip Martin from Blanco-nino
    Karen Brown from Karora Cosmetics will be announcing an exclusive about how they will be launching their product in over 800 stores in the USA this March. Karora is also available in Russia, Australia, UAE and Middle East along with other countries. Karen will be the subject of the QandA article for the newspaper. Phillip Martin from Blanco-Nino is starting Europe's first 'authentic' Corn Tortilla company here in Ireland. He will also be using corn and products sourced from Irish Farmers. They will produce corn tortillas, nacho chips and masa harina (specialised tortilla dough). Natasha Harwood is a Social Entrepreneur and runs Galtee Clinic along with her Husband. He has a PHD in Psychology and they run a house for kids and teens with behavioural issues using a technique widely acclaimed in countries like Germany called Social Pedagogy. Their aim is change the thinking on how treatment is done for kids with behavioural issues.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    11 min
  • Part 4: Karen Brown from Karora Cosmetics
    Karen Brown from Karora Cosmetics will be announcing an exclusive about how they will be launching their product in over 800 stores in the USA this March. Karora is also available in Russia, Australia, UAE and Middle East along with other countries. Karen will be the subject of the QandA article for the newspaper. Phillip Martin from Blanco-Nino is starting Europe's first 'authentic' Corn Tortilla company here in Ireland. He will also be using corn and products sourced from Irish Farmers. They will produce corn tortillas, nacho chips and masa harina (specialised tortilla dough). Natasha Harwood is a Social Entrepreneur and runs Galtee Clinic along with her Husband. He has a PHD in Psychology and they run a house for kids and teens with behavioural issues using a technique widely acclaimed in countries like Germany called Social Pedagogy. Their aim is change the thinking on how treatment is done for kids with behavioural issues.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    13 min
  • Part 3: Natasha and Toby Haslam-Hopwood from Galtee Clinic
    Karen Brown from Karora Cosmetics will be announcing an exclusive about how they will be launching their product in over 800 stores in the USA this March. Karora is also available in Russia, Australia, UAE and Middle East along with other countries. Karen will be the subject of the QandA article for the newspaper. Phillip Martin from Blanco-Nino is starting Europe's first 'authentic' Corn Tortilla company here in Ireland. He will also be using corn and products sourced from Irish Farmers. They will produce corn tortillas, nacho chips and masa harina (specialised tortilla dough). Natasha Harwood is a Social Entrepreneur and runs Galtee Clinic along with her Husband. He has a PHD in Psychology and they run a house for kids and teens with behavioural issues using a technique widely acclaimed in countries like Germany called Social Pedagogy. Their aim is change the thinking on how treatment is done for kids with behavioural issues.

    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

    12 min

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