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‘When you share food, you share a bond’Seven years ago, Marco Giannantonio had just finished studying law in Rome and came for a holiday to Ireland to improve his English. After falling in love with the country and its people, Giannantonio stayed, and found a job as a waiter. “For a young guy like me, having an opportunity to work in a place like Dublin was fantastic,” he says. “It is so full of life and cultures from all over the world.
A man who’s living the dreamIn the latest instalment of Metro Éireann’s MEET THE BOSS, SANDY HAZEL speaks to Satish Desigar of Celtic Cuisine, providing desserts to Ireland’s restaurants.
I’m doing what I want - that’s the bottom line’In the latest instalment of Metro Éireann’s MEET THE BOSS, SANDY HAZEL speaks to Jennylynd James of Caribbean Enterprises, bringing Caribbean food to Ireland.
Print E-mail Optimistic about the futureArūnas Jagelavičius speaks to Jenny Hauser about his business, Dzeirana Ireland, a nationwide distributor of Belarusian tractors to Irish farmers
Bridging the information gap for immigrant entrepreneursDublin City Council and Forum Polonia recently gave Polish nationals the opportunity to learn more about setting up and expanding a business in Ireland.
Govt ‘must step in’ to save viable businessesThe business sector in Ireland could be severely damaged if the Government does not take urgent steps to address the flow of credit to them, opposition parties have said.
