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This week Niamh Scally and Gillian Moore of Clonakilty Gluten Free Kitchen describe the trials and tribulations of taking on a brand during a pandemic.
John Moran is a man of many parts: lawyer, social entrepreneur and public servant. He took time out to talk with Mairead Lavery about COVID-19 and the opportunities it presents for the regions.
John Moran is a man of many parts: lawyer, social entrepreneur and public servant. He took time out to talk with Mairead Lavery about COVID-19 and the opportunities it presents for the regions
From that first stall in Carlow Farmer’s Market to a stylish food hall in the heart of the town, business has come a long way for Jimmy Mulhall in the past 16 years, writes Mairead Lavery.
Ten years ago, just as she opened her eponymous boutique in Portlaoise, Heidi Higgins featured on the Irish Country Living cover. Much has changed, she tells Amii McKeever
From that first stall in Carlow Farmer’s Market to a stylish food hall in the heart of the town, business has come a long way for Jimmy Mulhall in the past 16 years, writes Mairead Lavery.
At Fifty Seven Boutique, mother-daughter team Mary and Jenny Miller have both taken a leap of faith to follow their passion for fashion, writes Irene Bermingham
Agricultural Champion for the Scottish Government and former buying director for Aldi in Scotland, Marion McCormick, takes a look at challenges for the supply chain in 2018.