
Olive Keogh
Contributing Writer at Irish Times
Correspondent at Automotive News Europe
Contributing Writer at Business Spotlight
Articles
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17 hours ago |
irishtimes.com | Olive Keogh
Maths is a bugbear subject for thousands of students and many turn to grinds to get them through the Junior and Leaving Cert exams. Cork-born TJ Hegarty is a whizz at maths and first started giving grinds to make money when he left school and went to study agricultural science at UCD. A farmer’s son who is “good at making things happen”, he was working with the Kerry Group when the idea for Breakthrough Maths began taking shape in his head. This was back in 2020.
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1 week ago |
irishtimes.com | Olive Keogh
Traditional market research is slow, expensive, and inaccessible to many businesses. That’s the view of CogniStream AI founders, Alex and Ciarán Harris, who are replacing person-to-person market research with a novel AI tool that can do the job faster and at a fraction of the cost. “Market research agencies charge upwards of €20,000 per study and take weeks to deliver results. The alternative?
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2 weeks ago |
irishtimes.com | Olive Keogh
Podiatrist Lucia Byrne set up her podiatry practice in Donegal town three years ago. As it became busier and busier, she found herself struggling to cope with the volume of patient notes that needed to be written up each day. Her fiance, Chris Cornwall, a software engineer, tried out several software tools that were supposed to help.
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3 weeks ago |
irishtimes.com | Olive Keogh
Elaine and Robert Ellis are the driving force behind Sentro Labs, which produces supplements to address specific wellness issues such as stress, poor sleep, menopause and low testosterone. The couple have always been interested in fitness and strength training, but this took a back seat when the financial crash here prompted them to move to Australia.
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4 weeks ago |
irishtimes.com | Olive Keogh
For many years Ben Breslin, founder of personal grooming products company Vico Naturals, didn’t give the aerosol deodorant he used every day a second thought. Then a friend commented that the product was “full of nasty chemicals” and this stopped him in his tracks. “I had never heard this before, so I decided to give it a Google,” he says.
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