Ornua or the co-operative formerly known as the Irish Dairy Board has just published its results for last year. Profits were up 3.6% to €171m but worryingly net debt was up 89%. But how will the current energy shock and a potential global recession affect Ornua? All to discuss with Conor Galvin, the Chief Executive of Ornua.

Wednesday's business news review with Joe Lynam.

After a protracted legal battle the one remaining car park in Dublin airport which wasn't controlled by DAA was sold to the German giant APCOA and opened a year ago this week under the brand Park2Travel. The room for expansion is limited by the physical footprint of the car park and the number of shuttle buses on the go. Joining Joe this morning was Neil Cunningham is the boss of APCOA which operates park2travel in Dublin airport.

They've only been around for 11 years but Monzo bank is Britain’s largest digital bank with 15million customers worldwide. Now they are withdrawing from America entirely but opening up a business here in Ireland. But what does Monzo offer that Revolut, which is huge here, doesn't already?

All to discuss with The CEO of Monzo Bank Michael Carney.

It’s getting tougher than ever to distinguish between a real and AI created video. That also goes for fraud. AI is creating such believable emails and websites that customers have to work hard not to fall for them. So what’s to be done to protect companies and consumers from fake CEO messages or urgent but fake letters from legit clients? To discuss this and more was Righard Zwienenberg is a Senior Research Fellow with ESET .

The growth for housing prices is experiencing a cool-down period. That’s according to the Q1 2026 Property Report from MyHome

Susan discussed the findings with Conall MacCoille, Chief Economist, Bank of Ireland.

Research suggests that people’s commitment to long-term financial planning dips in middle age, just as its importance increases. That’s according to the latest edition of PTSB’s Reflecting Ireland research series. All to discuss with Leontia Fannin, Chief sustainability and corporate affairs Officer at PTSB.

Activity in Ireland’s services sector increased again in March but at one of the weakest rates over the past five years, as new business growth moderated and price inflation accelerated sharply to a three-year high.

That’s according to AIB’s latest purchasing managers’ index report. To discuss further was John Fahey AIB Senior Economist.