Business Post Podcasts

In this episode, Peter O'Dwyer, the Business Post's head of news, talks to Danny McCoy, Ibec chief executive, about building relationships and gathering vital information in America, Ibec's position on Mercosur and why it wasn't more vocal in the days leading up to the vote, the critical need for Ireland to spend more on defence, and why AI can't come fast enough. Landing every Thursday morning, The Business Post podcast, hosted by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer, brings you the best interviews from leading business, political and entertainment figures from Ireland and across the world. Presented and edited by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer Sound by Larry Mockus Produced by Tim O'Donovan Artwork by Garrett Allen

Our guest this week is Kevin Harrington, the chief executive of Paddy Power parent company Flutter's UK and Irish division who discusses his fascinating career, the growth of the business since becoming Flutter, dealing with Rachel Reeves' betting tax and the decline of retail betting. Kevin sat down with our own Fionn Thompson. Landing every Thursday morning, The Business Post podcast, hosted by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer, brings you the best interviews from leading business, political and entertainment figures from Ireland and across the world. Presented and edited by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer Sound by Larry Mockus Produced by Tim O'Donovan Artwork by Garrett Allen

Susan Brady on the evolution of Eir Business, her ambitious plans for the division and her career aspirations. Landing every Thursday morning, The Business Post podcast, hosted by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer, brings you the best interviews from leading business, political and entertainment figures from Ireland and across the world. Presented and edited by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer Sound by Larry Mockus Produced by Tim O'Donovan Artwork by Garrett Allen

Policy editor Daniel Murray talks to Taoiseach Micheál Martin on a range of issues from the limits of power, broadening the corporate tax base, Ireland's relationship with the US and our role in the EU. Landing every Thursday morning, The Business Post podcast, hosted by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer, brings you the best interviews from leading business, political and entertainment figures from Ireland and across the world. Presented and edited by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer Sound by Larry Mockus Produced by Tim O'Donovan Artwork by Garrett Allen

In the latest episode of the Connected AI podcast we're talking to Michael Cordner, co-founder and chief technology officer chief executive of Jentic, on OpenClaw, the introduction of which he cites as a major turning point in the use of AI. He also discusses wider security issues, and chats about Ireland's thriving AI ecosystem. In addition, Charlie and Elaine chat about new research that shows AI is intensifying work, rather than reducing it, OpenAI's expansion in Dublin, and how estate agents are using AI to show the 'potential' of properties they are selling. The Connected AI Podcast in association with Partsol. You won't want to miss it. Available wherever you usually pick up your podcasts.

Our inaugural guest is Michael Lohan, chief executive of IDA Ireland who discusses his highly-successful career and his views on the impact of global geo-political turbulence. Landing every Thursday morning, The Business Post podcast, hosted by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer, brings you the best interviews from leading business, political and entertainment figures from Ireland and across the world. Presented and edited by Daniel McConnell and Peter O'Dwyer Sound by Larry Mockus Produced by Tim O'Donovan Artwork by Garrett Allen

The Connected AI Podcast, which is brought to you in association with Partsol, aims to cut through the hype and get to the heart of AI for business, with expert guests offering their advice, and the hosts giving their take on big developments in the space. In the latest episode of the Connected AI podcast we're talking to Raluca Saceanu, chief executive of Smartech247 on the impact of AI on cyber security. Raluca talks us through how the technology is weaponising threats, and also about the time she interviewed a deepfake. In addition, Charlie and Elaine discuss the recent tech shares sell-off that was sparked by AI, how companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic tried to win the world over with its Superbowl ads, and on attempts by YouTube to remove slop from its platform. The Connected AI Podcast. You won't want to miss it. Available wherever you usually pick up your podcasts.

The Connected AI Podcast - Conor Sheridan on growing Nory, the AI-powered restaurant platform Welcome to the latest episode of the Connected AI Podcast, a fortnightly podcast presented by Charlie Taylor, the Business Post's technology editor, and Elaine Burke, one of our leading contributors. The Connected AI Podcast, which is brought to you in association with Partsol, aims to cut through the hype and get to the heart of AI for business, with expert guests offering their advice, and the hosts giving their take on big developments in the space. In the latest episode we're talking to Conor Sheridan, founder and CEO of Nory, an AI-powered restaurant platform that last year raised $37 milion from investors. Conor talks us through Nory's origin story, who the company is targeting. and the opportunities he sees for the business. In addition, Charlie and Elaine discuss widespread excitement over Claude code, and by extention, Anthropic, weigh up OpenAI's ideas to secure more revenues, and look at AI developments in Hollywood. The Connected AI Podcast. You won't want to miss it. Listen here or wherever you usually pick up your podcasts.

Former Glen Dimplex chief executive Sean O'Driscoll sits down with Business Post editor Daniel McConnell about his role in the Accelerating Infrastructure Taskforce following the publication of its radical report aimed at fixing Ireland's "broken" system of delivery. In a hard-hitting discussion, O'Driscoll calls out the "industrial abuse" of the judicial review process and how Ireland is losing billions of euro in investment as a result.