Tuesday's business news review along with Joe Lynam.

AI is set to create a once in a generation shift in how we work.  But will it be worth it or are we looking at a repeat of the Dot Com crash from 25 years ago? ServiceNow is a giant Enterprise software company which provides all manner of consultancy and business support including AI to the largest companies in the world.

All to discuss with Mark Cockerill is the country lead for ServiceNow here in Ireland.

The company Kroll is also known for its ability to get information about businesses that they don't necessarily want in the public domain.  Business is growing in Ireland ,so much so that it is buying an insolvency specialist known as Kirby Healy.  Joining Joe on the show this morning wasDeclan Taite is the country Lead for Kroll Ireland. 

Michael O’Leary and Dermot Desmond have criticised the plans to finally build an underground metro system.   Dublin Chamber said that in a poll of their members 40% wanted Metrolink to be prioritised.  But at a cost of at least €12bn it will be the most expensive metro in the world.  Will it be worth it? All to discuss with Mary Rose Burke from Dublin Chamber.

At any one moment there is an estimated $1.4trillion worth of cargo in transit somewhere in the world.  Securing, insuring and protecting that is big business . Overhauls founded in Dundalk provides risk management solutions and they've just signed a new deals and got a major cash injection to grow the business of logistics security. Joe spoke to Barry Conlon, CEO of Overhaul 

Russ Mould  from AJ Bell takes a look at the main business news stories along with Joe Lynam.

Friday's business news review along with Joe Lynam and Aidan Donnelly from Davy's.

In an effort to create long term rentals and cut housing waiting lists, the government has proposed that all short term rentals acquire planning permission before letting out their homes on Airbnb or other platforms.  But what impact will that have on small, usually family run guesthouses and self catering cottages?  Màire Ni Mhurchu, Chief Executive of the Irish Self Catering Federation convinced it could devastate the sector and worsen the rental shortages.  

Paul Murphy Chief executive of ClimeAction works with all types of companies to get their emissions down be that a dairy farm or a microchip manufacturer.  ClimeAction is only 4 years old but already has offices on both sides of the Atlantic. Paul is our Green Business person of the month with Repak.

Joe takes a look at Thursday business new headlines.