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The head of Salesforce in Ireland, David Dempsey, left school early and came to IT late. He got where he is today by convincing people to take a punt on him – and delivering
Sonya Lennon and Brendan Courtney had never met before the RTÉ show. The rest - including their own clothing line, Lennon Courtney - is Irish fashion history
Renowned for its traditional charm, country music, weddings and carveries, Harvey’s Point Hotel in Donegal has carved out a niche for itself
For Nicola Byrne, founder of 11890 directory enquiries, any business setback is nothing more than a reason to clamber back up on the horse again
His long and storied spell in the newspaper business came to an end in acrimonious circumstances. Now Brian Nerney is looking to the future
Growing up in Belfast during the Troubles, Dominic MacSorley was acutely aware of the consequences of violence. The insight proved crucial when he decided to quit his job in a law firm to work with Concern Worldwide
In the face of challenging conditions, Gary Annett is hoping to grow ship-fitting firm MJM Marine’s revenues to £60m before long – even if he doesn’t have time to enjoy the opulent fruits of his own labours
Deloitte Ireland has been Brendan Jennings’ home for 36 years. As the firm’s managing partner, he now leads 2,800 staff and oversees a €250 million-a-year turnover
From Chicago Mob funerals to emergency embalmings, David McGowan has seen it all. Now he’s turned his attentions to a very different world - glamping
It’s almost a decade and a half since Michael Dawson began building his One4all gift card empire - now the profits are rolling in
David Bobbett fought hard to become top dog at H&K International, but now the ‘whistleblower on health’ spends much of his time raising awareness about heart disease
For more than 60 years, the Barry Group has expanded to become a cornerstone of business in Co Cork - and remains very much a family affair
Eamonn Buttle had no interest in radio when he launched South East Radio, but it eventually captured the Wexford businessman’s heart
Publishing is in Ruth Gill’s blood, but the commercial director of Gill Books is looking to the future, not the past
Caroline Keeling has transformed the company into a trusted household brand
