Down To Business

Joining Bobby in the executive chair this week is marketing guru Gary Brown.

Karen O'Reilly of Employ flex joins Bobby to examine what 'hybrid' working actually means.

Spring is finally here with longer days, warmer evenings, and lots of life and colour on show.   Bobby was joined by three fruit & veg business owners to chat about some of the challenges the variability of Irish seasons can bring.   Joining me is: Eamon Crean of Greenhills Fruit Farm Wexford Tom Keogh of Keogh’s Farm in Dublin Michael Kelly , founder of GIY (Grow It Yourself)

Joining Bobby to look at the property market is Liz O'Kane.

Joining Bobby was the author of 'There's Nothing Like This: The Strategic Genius of Taylor Swift', Kevin Evers.

Joining Bobby in the Executive Chair this week is Katie Farrell & Matthew Coffey of Dublin-based loyalty app, Squid.

Bobby is joined by Mark Wilkinson, co-author of 'Money Remixed', a guide designed to reshape your mindset, redefining your relationship with money, and unlocking the abundant life you've always desired.

Is Dublin retail in a state of decline or is it simply a changing of the guard? Joining Bobby to discuss is Neil Bannon of Bannon, Ireland’s largest independently owned commercial property consultancy & Vinny O'Brien, e-commerce and marketplace consultant.

 The concierge industry is undergoing a transformative phase at the moment, driven by technology, personalisation, and sustainability.  So, for this week’s Industry Review, Bobby wanted to chat with three of the county’s finest to find out just what makes this line of business tick. Joining Bobby is  Padraig Casey, Head Concierge at The Killarney Park Hotel & President of Les Cl...

Can Ireland win three Six Nations Championships in a row and bag a Grand Slam along the way? Bobby is joined by former Irish International, Shane Byrne and Cameron Hill from Off the Ball to preview today's crunch game in the Aviva Stadium.

Joining Bobby to run through the main business stories from the Saturday papers is Linda Daly, Business Reporter with the Sunday Times and Declan Ralph of the BWG Group.

Joining Bobby in the executive chair was Mark Nolan of Dromoland Castle. -

Joining Bobby was Gary Beckwith on his book 'How To Make A Million In Business'.

This week's industry review looks at hairdressers, joining Bobby was: Ciara Burke, Owner of Glow Studio David Marshall, Founder of David Marshalls   Hillary, Founder of Hillary’s 

Joining Bobby to look at the housing crisis was Cormac Lucey

This week Bobby headed out to the Old Barracks Coffee.

Joining Bobby to recap the papers was Susan Hayes Culleton and Doug Keatinge.

Bobby chats to exhibitors and vendors as he visits this year's CATEX, Ireland's Largest Foodservice and Hospitality Event.

Consumer Affairs Correspondent for the Irish Times, Conor Pope, joins Bobby to chat about an upcoming crackdown on illegal streaming services.

Joining Bobby in the Executive Chair this week is Teresa McNally of Irish HomeCare.

Joining Bobby to run through the top business stories from the Saturday papers is columnist with the Sunday Independent, Gina London and Bob Hoffman of Vista Executive Search.

Joining Bobby to chat about what we can learn from bees and reflect on our own role as leaders and role models is Philip Atkinson, author of 'Bee Wise - 12 Leadership Lessons from a Busy Beehive'.

Whether it's an engagement ring, a necklace, or a bracelet for that special someone in our lives, a piece of jewellery can often speak louder than words. For this week’s industry review, Bobby speaks to three people who have made it their business to help us do just that. Joining Bobby is: Denise O'Connor, Founder of Rare Jewellery Design Chris Andrews, Weir & Sons Mette O’Connor of Amoc in Gr...

Finding a job as a person who is neurodiverse can be a huge challenge but Yvonne Brewer, country manager for Auticon - a tech company which employs neurodivergent workers in high powered roles - is looking to change all that. She joins Bobby to discuss.

Joining Bobby in the Executive Chair this week is Richard Shakespeare, Chief Executive of Dublin City Council.