Olive Keogh

Olive Keogh

Contributor

Olive Keogh is a contributor to The Irish Times specialising in business.

Teacher quit job to build personalised AI revision platform for Leaving Cert

Examinaite already has 1,000 users and plans UK expansion after strong early growth

Meet the Irish tech watching over the insects that feed the world

Polliknow’s non-invasive AI and solar-powered sensors are intended to help landowners track biodiversity at scale

Building a platform to allow companies handle the huge amount of data that goes with AI

Hopsworks founder Jim Dowling followed the example set by Chris Horn in moving innovation from academia into the business world

How one innovator is using AI to help researchers navigate Europe’s funding maze

Nicole Bonamici, cofounder of Timbi, wants to make EU grant access faster, fairer and smarter

Cork scientists turn gut instinct into innovation for women’s health

FemmeBiome founders Siobhain O’Mahony and Eimear Gleeson are betting on microbes to support women through menopause

Irish start-up’s affordable sensor could transform how we measure soil health

Bionua’s low-cost ‘bury-and-forget’ device promises real-time soil data for farmers and corporates

Irish start-up LegalMoov making legal advice affordable and accurate

AI-powered platform aims to fix the gap between free online information and costly legal consultations

Dublin engineer’s AI voice start-up tackles call-centre overload

Vox Talk’s AI voice takes on the sensor overload swamping global monitoring centres

From redundancy to resilience: how URHired is changing the job interview game

Dublin founder’s mission is to make hiring fairer for neurodiverse and anxious candidates

Real reviews, not robots: Irish start-up Marker Video takes on AI ads

Greta Dunne’s platform sells short, authentic product clips from everyday consumers to brands hungry for trust

Longford start-up wants to be small firms’ digital marketing secret weapon

Reactable AI promises SMEs the tools to compete with big brands without the big budgets

‘You’d have to have been a turkey not to have made money in venture capital in 1997’

Wild Geese: Fergal Mullen, Geneva

BatteryCycle wants to take the guesswork out of EV resale

Irish start-up uses data to give fleets proof of battery health and protect second-hand values

‘Everyone gets the same amount of profit share whether you’re the kitchen steward or the CEO’

Wild Geese: Eoin Cantwell, Dubai

Former airline pilots take flight with new Irish energy drink

Anna Malsam and Dave Saunders say their electrolyte-based drink tackles fatigue and brain fog without sugar or chemicals

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