Gerry McCaughey – Century Homes
Gerry McCaughey has two pieces of paper that reflects his time in the education system. The first is his letter of expulsion from St Mary’s CBS in Monaghan.
Continue reading “Going against the grain”
Dr Sean Rowland – Hibernia College
Dr Sean Rowland a founder of Hibernia College, Ireland’s most successful e-learning institution talks to Niall Gormley about the college’s origins, how it fits into the education jigsaw, and future opportunities
Continue reading “New orders for Hibernia”
Bertie Ahern – former Taoiseach
There’s no shortage of opinions on Bertie Ahern. Now he’s put out his own version for the record. He talked to Niall Gormley.
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Declan Ganley – Libertas
Declan Ganley is following up his victory in the Lisbon Treaty referendum with a campaign to win a seat in the European Parliament for Libertas.
Continue reading “Taking on that ‘political cartel’”
Robyn Robbins – Mid-Atlantic Digital
ROBYN ROBBINS has a habit of getting place and time right. He was a founder member of the Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band, one of the most influential bands in the 1970’s; a decade of vintage musical creativity; coming from Detroit (AKA Motown), a city of legendary musical talent.
Continue reading “Mid-atlantic music man”
Matthew Tormey – Ultraflight Flying Club
USUALLY men who dream about zooming around the sky in flying machines are not the practical sort but Matt Tormey has his feet firmly on terra firma.
Continue reading “A business taking off”
Anke Morgenroth – Bear Essentials
Anke Morgenroth’s experience of doing business has a nice circular ring to it. She started out making honey and ended up making bears!
Continue reading “If you go down to the woods today…”
Interview: Mary Russell – Travel Writer
Mary Russell is a sole trader. Her trade is in words, both written and spoken. She makes a living out of writing books based on her travels and on freelance journalism for the press and radio.
Continue reading “A life of wanderlust”
Interview: Peter Curran – Curran Hurling
In a conversation with Peter Curran the line between hurling and business is very blurred. This is because he is a man who spent his youth playing hurling and his recent years making a living out of hurling.
Continue reading “A hurling revolutionary”Here’s an admission. I’m in debt. Up to my (insert whistle here). We’re talking a six figure sum.
Continue reading “Why I’m glad I’m in debt”
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