Conor Healy

Business Journalist

Conor Healy is a journalist at The Irish Times

Ronan and Conor Burke: ‘Suddenly, every financial institution needed a solution to a problem we had spent years preparing to solve’

Inscribe aims to eliminate document fraud from financial services with its AI-powered detection platform

David Brennan: ‘We grew from €0 to €60 million per annum in nine years’

Eastgate Engineering is a specialist electrical and instrumentation engineering business

Brian Moloney: ‘I bought a car with my last few hundred pounds and had to sleep in it for two weeks’

StormHarvester is a Belfast-headquartered AI company tackling pollution and flooding across wastewater networks

Sanjay Abraham and Ian Morgan: ‘We’ve rebuilt how workforce management works using automation and AI’

Xpress Health helps healthcare providers manage qualified professionals through a single digital platform

Dr Harriet Treacy: ‘Entrepreneurship is a craft, much like surgery’

BeyondBMI was founded as Ireland’s first fully comprehensive, technology-enabled obesity clinic

Aoife Matthews, Jennifer O’Connell and Louise O’Riordan: ‘This is for our mothers, sisters, friends, and ourselves – so only the best will do’

Sisterly aims to give female health the attention it deserves and simplify women’s wellness at every stage of life.

Danny Buckley: ‘Her last words to me were a plea to please get help for my ADHD’

ADHD Now is Ireland’s largest private ADHD assessment and treatment provider

Manna’s Bobby Healy: ‘We’ve worked through real challenges along the way’

Manna Air Delivery’s mission is to make lightning-fast suburban deliveries affordable, green and safe

Robin Jones: ‘The company tagline is “Bakeable Happiness”’

Golden Bake supplies increasingly discerning retail and foodservice customers across multiple markets

Irish tech co-founder John Corley: ‘Our first attempt to build product was a spectacular failure’

Spanish Point Technologies provides software solutions to medium and large businesses based on emerging Microsoft technologies

Glanua’s Karl Zimmerer: ‘The creation of Uisce Éireann in 2014 was transformational’

Glanua delivers water, wastewater and environmental engineering solutions

Clare Walsh and Paul Vallely: ‘We have a brand that’s on trend, affordable and fun in a category most people find boring’

Kukoon, based in Newry, is an an online-first rugs and homewares brand with a strong in-store retail presence

EY Entrepreneur of the Year Profiles: From delivery drones to women-focused multivitamins

We profile four of the finalists chosen in the emerging category for this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards

Dexgreen director Chris Horgan: ‘It’s difficult to scale purely within Ireland’

Dexgreen says maintaining financial discipline is more important than ever as market trends can change rapidly

Maire Claire Reid: ‘I would never ask someone to do something I haven’t done myself’

Logistics group TST Group built its business by creating value backed by service, not by being the cheapest

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