Down To Business

The quest for love seems to be an eternal one, but the business of helping others find it is more contemporary.
As disillusionment in dating apps, speed dating, and social media rises and AI poses new challenges, matchmaking is ready to become mainstream again.
Joining Emmet Oliver to discuss the industry’s rebirth was Feargal Harrington, MD & Co-Founder of Intro Matchmaking, Sharon Kenny and The Matchmaker, Jennifer Haskins, Two's Company Dating Agency

Emmet, in for Bobby, was joined in the Executive Chair this week by Zoe Kavanagh, Repak CEO.

We have spoken about what makes a great workplace many times here on Down to Business.
My next guest believes a happy and safe workplace is crucial for recruiting, nourishing and retaining employees. It will also help with your bottom line.
Dr Audrey Tang Chartered Psychologist joined Emmet Oliver to discuss

We take our connected lifestyle for granted these days. The shiny bells and whistles websites may look easy to navigate, but how accessible are they if you have any form of disability?
My next guest has personal experience of living with a disability. He is also the founder and CEO of a company that offers clients solutions to make their websites accessible to over one billion potential customers worldwide who have a disability.
Kyran Mahoney is the Chief Executive Officer and founder of Nexus Inclusion, and he joined Emmet Oliver to discuss his company.

Ireland's tax revenues continue to surge, driven largely by a small number of US tech and pharmaceutical giants.
But with Brussels warning about over-reliance on multinational corporation tax, unemployment beginning to tick upwards, and growing uncertainty around US trade and tax policy, questions are being asked about how resilient Ireland's economic model really is.
Emmet Oliver was joined by Cliff Taylor, Managing Editor of the Irish Times, to discuss