eScooters are now legal on Irish roads for anyone over 16 despite years of not being policed. You can now book an eBike or eScooter using Freenow. It comes as Dublin faces a major shakeup in terms of traffic allowed into parts of the city from August and rumours that drivers were quitting the industry. Charlie Gleeson the General Manager of Freenow Ireland joined Joe this morning.

Newstalk’s Technology Correspondent, Jess Kelly joined Joe to discuss how it’s been a mixed bag week for one of the world’s biggest companies Microsoft.

A look at today's business stories and websites along with Joe Lynam and Kate English from Deloitte.

Whether it's Tayto, Caprisun, Coca Cola or Nestle, we’re all familiar with the brands but did you know who is responsible for distributing those household brands from boats to supermarket shelves? Well that’s down to Primeline which is one of the biggest logistics companies in Ireland. Joining Joe this morning to chat about the business was Tim Cummins is Chief Executive with Primeline.

If you've ever tried to book a table in a popular restaurant at the last minute recently, you’ll know not to expect to get a place and ergo that the consumer is in rude health in Ireland. Two years after interest rates started rising and barely a year after inflation reached almost double digits.

But sentiment fell for the 4th month in a row according to the Credit Union survey. So what’s going on? The economist Austin Hughes compiles the CU consumer sentiment survey spoke to Joe this morning.

A look at today's business stories and websites with Joe Lynam.

Americans go to the polls in 5 ½ months and surveys suggest that Donald Trump will return to the White House. What will that mean for this country which is so dependent on US foreign direct investment?

One man who knows US politics very well on the Democratic side is former Congressman for NY, Joe Crowley. He’s over here for the Global Economic Summit in Killarney and took time out to talk to Joe this morning.

What do you know about Quantum number generation? Well as you know it’s a clever way to prevent cyber-attacks by using advanced computing to create random numbers which cyber criminals cannot easily guess.

Now a Spanish company called Quside is working with Equinix data centres to provide these security services in Ireland. Joining Joe this morning was Carlos Abellan is the chief executive of Quside.