Joe Lynam

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2,756 appearances 106 recordings 1 series first heard Sep 2025 last heard 23 Dec

Joe Lynam’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And will you be having a winter sale after Christmas like a Stephen's Day?
You will.
All right.
OK, so some of the stuff will be cheaper, perhaps after Christmas.
Any trends in furniture that you've noticed this year, Ronny?
All right.
OK, well, listen, best of luck with your Christmas sales and with all that hybrid working, of course, which is good for business.
That is Roni Tuomanen, the head of JUSC here in Ireland.
Breakfast Business with Enterprise Ireland on Newstalk.
Good morning and welcome to Breakfast Business and thank you to Shane Beattie.
It is Thursday, the 4th of December at 6.31.
Coming up on today's show, we'll be talking to the boss of the furniture retailer, Jusk, and we'll be looking in more detail at the Accelerating Infrastructure Action Plan now that it has been published and all the markets as usual.
You can email us, business at newstalk.com.
But first, let's have a look at the main business stories in the newspapers and websites.
Gordon Deegan in the Irish Independent reports that the new owner of the five-star Shelburne Hotel in Dublin saw its revenues of €10 million generated in the first two months of running the hotel since last year.
Archer SB Hotel took ownership of the Shelburne in October last year and new accounts show that it has enjoyed an average daily revenue of €163,000 over the last two months of 2024.
The revenues were made up of 4.9 million in room revenues and 5.2 million in other revenues.
Reuters reports that the European Commission has outlined plans to make the European Union more resilient to threats such as rare earth supply crunches by improving existing trade measures and using new defences to bolster economic security.
The EU executive set out what it called an economic security doctrine for the 27-nation bloc, which is contending with US tariffs and Chinese restrictions that have choked supplies of essential rare earths and chips.
The bloc wants to remain a global manufacturing leader, but risks being left behind by China and the United States in new technologies such as batteries and AI.
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