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In this week’s Meet the Maker, Grace Hanna interviews owners of The Flowersmith Studio & Micro Flower Farm, the creative passion of Kelly O’Sullivan and Stephen Daly.
Aiming to providing food producers with the tools they need for international success, the Irish Food Trade Connect Forum is taking place on 23 March, writes Sarah McIntosh.
With a keen eye for detail, award-winning Irish goldsmith Garrett Mallon preserves an Irish tradition that has stood the test of time, writes Grace Hanna.
In this week's Meet the Maker, Grace Hanna chats to Janni Sjostrand of Janni Bars about her soap business which started off as shampoo bars for horses.
A shock diagnosis forced Ruth Cahill to leave her career to become a carer. But the lessons she learned along the way allowed her business, Duck Blue, to take flight.
In this week’s Meet the Maker, Grace Hanna chats to Ciara Gache of Dublin-based jewellery company ‘Don’t Kill My Vibe’ about how her and her business partner Niamh set up their jewellery business.
What’s love got to do with it? Quite a lot when you’re running a business. Three couples tell Irish Country Living how they fuse their partnership and passions, write Sarah McIntosh and Dee Laffan.
At the age of 27, Laura Short Murphy is responsible for running the spring farm machinery shows as well as her own food business, writes Sarah McIntosh.
In this week’s Meet the Maker, Grace Hanna chats to felt artist Caóilfíonn Murphy O’Hanlon about how she started her business and advice for those who want to pursue an artistic career.