Ciarán Hancock

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1,838 appearances 14 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 4d ago

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Inside Business with Ciaran Hancock · Has the Irish building sector got themselves hooked on Government subsidies? · 24 Jun 2026 podcast

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If they were to ring-fence the bed tax, let's say, and they say, OK, we'll spend this on amenities for tourists and visitors to the city, would that not be fair enough?

We haven't seen the design.

We might just close out with Dublin Airport and the 32 million passenger capital government has indicated that it's going to introduce legislation shortly to deal with that, to scrap it effectively, which I presume you welcome.

But maybe we should leave it in place, given all of the constraints on accommodation that you've just mentioned.

Well, they haven't delivered yet.

But just in terms of the passenger cab, was that not an opportunity maybe for a bit of a reset?

in terms of inward travel to Ireland, air access and so forth, by developing Cork, developing Shannon, developing Knock, wherever.

Okay, that's it for this episode of Inside Business.

My thanks again to Cillian Woods and Onamara Walsh for joining me on the show.

Thanks also to our sponsor EY for its continued support.

Remember, you can sign up to our daily business digest at irishtimes.com and you can also follow the Irish Times business feed on X LinkedIn and Facebook each day.

I'm Ciarán Hancock.

Until next time, take care.

Inside Business with Ciaran Hancock · Will a Middle East peace deal make any difference to inflation? · 17 Jun 2026 podcast

Hello, I'm Ciarán Hancock.

Welcome to Inside Business.

This week I'm talking to Cliff Taylor of the Irish Times about the US-Iran peace deal that's on the table and what it might mean for the Irish economy.

In the second half of the show, Luke Steadman, General Manager of Toner's Pub in Dublin's city centre, joins me to talk about the bump in business the venue is getting from the World Cup.

He also explains why the pub doesn't offer music or food on the premises.

But first to the Middle East conflict and the proposed peace deal between the US and Iran.

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