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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1430 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Business | |||

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Love the show and listen every week. Thanks for the great content Bobby and team.
As always - diverse, light and entertaining
Bobby provides insight into business in Ireland like no other, short and punchy with actionable insights
Love Bobby's business show on Newstalk. I always tune in on a Saturday. Thanks.
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A pragmatic business talk show that covers Irish enterprise, economy, finance, and industry trends through a mix of roundtables, guest interviews, and real-world case studies. Episodes frequently dissect inflation, housing, taxation, and sector-specific dynamics (food, tourism, manufacturing, healthcare), often pairing policymakers or executives with hands-on practitioners. Notable strengths include a practical focus on how businesses navigate regulation, funding, and growth, plus a willingness to explore niche sectors (hospitality studios, funeral services, and food production) with depth. The format tends to blend sharp analysis with actionable takeaways, making it a strong fit for listeners in startups, scale-ups, and corporate teams see... more
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