#007: The Bottom Line - Netwatch, Organic Farming & New Carlow Business

from The Bottom Line on KCLR · host John Purcell

John Purcell speaks with David Walsh of Netwatch about his business based in Carlow which employs 550 people across the company and about his decision to step down as CEO. Jimmy Mulhall of Coolanowle Country House and Organic Farm joins us to discuss his journey through organic farming, the hospitality business, the farmers’ market movement as well as his latest venture - the opening of the food hall in Dublin Street, Carlow.To get in touch with the show, email [email protected]

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This week we catch up with Netwatch CEO David Walsh and Jimmy Mulhall of Coolanowle Country House & Organic Farm to discuss the opening of his new food hall in Carlow.

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