EPISODE · Jul 4, 2022 · 46 MIN
#136: The Bottom Line – The Week in Business; First Business in The Brewhouse; Ethical Clothing & Horizon Irish Open.
from The Bottom Line on KCLR · host John Purcell
Simon O Dwyer, Managing Director of Kilkenny based marketing and brand agency Threesixty joined John to chat through some of the business issues of the last few weeks.O’ Neill Foley Chartered Accountants are the first company to move into the Brewhouse Office Building, the first development in the Abbey Quarter located in the heart of Kilkenny city on the site of the now closed Smithwick’s Brewery. Alan Serry of O’ Neill Foley spoke with John about the move, what it involved and how it fits into the company’s plans for the future.Anna Daly is a familiar face to many as a long-standing host of Breakfast TV on Virgin Television and most recently on RTE’s Hospitals Live programme. Anna joined John to chat about her new career direction with the launch of her clothing brand Little Bliss.With thousands of golf fans converging on Mount Juliet Estate for The Irish Open, Edwina Grace was out and about in Thomastown to hear from businesses about how the last couple of days have been and what is the impact on business with such an event.With thanks to O’Neill Foley, Produced by Deirdre Dromey.To contact the show, email: [email protected]
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This week on The Bottom Line on KCLR, John Purcell was joined by Simon O’Dwyer, Managing Director of Threesixty; Alan Seery of O’Neill Foley Chartered Accountants; Anna Daly of Little Bliss & Edwina Grace spoke with a number of businesses in Thomastown.
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#136: The Bottom Line – The Week in Business; First Business in The Brewhouse; Ethical Clothing & Horizon Irish Open.
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