Conor Healy
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 56
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- Sep 27, 2026
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Irish Guide Dogs at 50: âHe made the difference of being able to leave the house or notâ (opens the original)
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At Ann Caseyâs home in Mullingar, her guide dog Finlay, a black retriever, bounds out the front door to greet us wagging his tail. You might expect a quiet companion reassuringly poised in the background, not a scampering pup. Yet, as soon as Casey calls his name and slips his smart leather harness over his neck, itâs an instant transformation â like sheâs hit an on-button. Now calm and alert, Finlay surveys the room, awaiting Caseyâs movement. As she makes her way towards the door, he
The smooth path to success: Building a beauty brand sold in 92 countries (opens the original)
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Itâs two months since Ãine Kennedy was named The Irish Times Future Leader 2026, an accolade she adds to a shelfâs worth that also includes Image PwC Businesswoman of the Year, EY Emerging Entrepreneur of the Year, as well as several others. Her beauty and haircare brand, The Smooth Company, has grown from strength to strength, recently expanding to department stores in the Netherlands. Yet amid all of this, she still finds the time to make sure every customer of The Smooth Company receives
Ronan and Conor Burke: âSuddenly, every financial institution needed a solution to a problem we had spent years preparing to solveâ (opens the original)
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Ronan and Conor Burke are twin brothers who cofounded Inscribe in 2017 with the goal of eliminating document fraud from financial services. Inscribe is an AI-powered document fraud detection platform purpose built for financial institutions. The platform detects forged, fabricated and AI-generated financial documents (including deepfake bank statements, manipulated pay stubs and synthetic tax forms) in seconds, giving risk teams the clarity they need to stop fraud without slowing approvals. The
David Brennan: âWe grew from â¬0 to â¬60 million per annum in nine yearsâ (opens the original)
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David Brennan is the founder and chief executive of Eastgate Engineering, an award-winning company operating across Ireland and Britain. Founded in 2007, Eastgate Engineering is a specialist electrical and instrumentation engineering business with a presence in industrial hubs including Teesside, Warrington, Port of Nigg and Port of Waterford. It employs nearly 500 people and delivers complex projects across a range of sectors including offshore wind, power and renewables, oil, gas and chemicals
Brian Moloney: âI bought a car with my last few hundred pounds and had to sleep in it for two weeksâ (opens the original)
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Brian Moloney is the founder and chief executive of StormHarvester, a Belfast-headquartered AI company tackling pollution and flooding across wastewater networks. Founded in 2017, the software company helps wastewater utilities predict and prevent flooding and pollution before they happen, protecting communities and reducing costs. Its machine learning platform analyses data from thousands of sensors that detect faults across the sewer network and provide alerts so utilities can take action. The
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