Sunday Business Show

Sonya Lennon, CEO of Dress for Success Dublin talks to Conall about the Equal Pay Day Campaign for women in Ireland.

Rory Gillen from Gillen Markets joined Conall to talk about the business behind the brand of Fevertree.

Charles Dowd and Clive Foley joined Conall in the studio to talk about their new business Plynk ‘the

money messenger’ app which makes transfers fun and easy.

Mary Morrissey from Bord Bia and Margaret Hoctor from Kilmullen Farm joined Conall to talk about Bord Bias workshops for those who want to join Farmers' Markets.

Alan Breen from Cantor joined Conall in the studio to talk about the business behind the brand of Carpet Right.

James McCormack, Operations Director of the Dublin Barista School joined Conall in the studio to talk about their business for people who want to learn the art of coffee.

Sunday Business Show Producer, Ruth Devaney joined Conall to announce the five businesses who have made it to the final of the Ulster Bank competition.

Garvan Smyth and Siobhan O'Hagan joined Conall in the studio to talk about the UnXpected Club. A group where young entrepreneurs can have some fun while networking.

Susan Murphy shares her story on winning 7.5k and how it helped her business take off.

Cassandra Stavrou tells us how she set up her "Propercorn" business.