In this episode, Aileen speaks with Mícheál Ó Nualláin, Director of BÁC le Gaeilge, and Síne Nic an Ailí, DLR Relationship Manager for BÁC le Gaeilge, to hear about their work promoting the Irish language through participating Dublin and Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown businesses.

Aileen is also joined by Séamas Griffin, Director of Fanagans Funeral Homes, to hear about how the company is a participating business in the new DLR x BÁC le Gaeilge pilot scheme and the 'An Euro Gaelach' initiative

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On this episode, Aileen Eglington heads into the Dublin Mountains to explore the thriving businesses, tourism initiatives and events shaping the area, as we look ahead to the new Fáilte Ireland Plan in November.

We hear from Matt Davy of The GAP, Phillip and Danielle Maguire of Newtown Smith Archaeology and Sheepdog Demonstrations, and Cian O’Callaghan of Zipit Ticknock. We also look ahead to the Dublin Mountains Festival, Music in the Mountains and the opening of the ski season in Kilternan, while discussing grants, supports, awards and the importance of collaboration across the mountain business community, spearheaded by DLR Tourism.

Supported by Dundrum Business Association, DLRCC and DLR Chamber.

Recorded at Dublin South FM studios.

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Join Aileen Eglington for the first episode of Taking Care of Business DLR, exploring the people, businesses and initiatives shaping the future of Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown.

• Aileen speaks to Colette O’Sullivan, CEO of DLR Chamber, and Viv Gaine, Manager of Frascati Centre, Blackrock, about the upcoming DLR County Business Awards and the entry deadline of 11 September.
• We also chat to Michael Byrne, CEO of Core Credit Union and 2025 Business Person of the Year, and Laura Bergin of Dundrum Town Centre, who tells us about the exciting new retailers coming to Dundrum Town Centre this autumn.
• And we explore an ambitious goal for DLR — to become Ireland’s first Alzheimer’s-friendly county — and hear about the strides already being made towards making that vision a reality.

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