PODCAST: The Small Business Show (16-22/06/2014)

Are retail moods on the rise? Who was celebrating after the foodies towns awards last week? Just some of the questions answered in this week’s show. We also meet the Cork student who won Engineer Ireland’s Student Award and sits down with Brigitta Curtain from Burren Smokehouse. Finally we reveal how the digital market is giving a platform to Irish retailers and helping them win a slice of the €8.5m daily online spend in Ireland.

PODCAST: The Small Business Show (16-22/06/2014)
Mon, 16 Jun, 2014 - 01:00

Part 1:

For this week’s news Kehlan runs through Small Business headlines with Avine and Brian. News this week includes:

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