Olive Keogh

Olive Keogh

Contributor

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

Dublin start-up targets space data bottleneck with on-board AI

Setanta Space Systems enables vessels to process sensor data and make operational decisions while in orbit

Vet turns to herbal medicine to tackle pet health issues

Cork-based Sinéad Mellett creates therapeutics for dogs and cats affected by chronic problems such as itchy skin

Irish start-up targets healthcare’s carbon problem

Nocomed helps life sciences and healthcare firms measure gkjdlig, report and reduce emissions as sustainability rules tighten

Nursing student puts degree on hold to build life-saving medtech

Drogheda founder Max Crinion-Morgan (22) is developing a device to fix a vital-sign blind spot on hospital wards

Irish AI start-up targets missed calls and lost revenue in trades

CallCrewAI promises round-the-clock automation for field service firms

Intravenous foods and medicines: ‘A long way from milking cows or walking the crops’

Wild Geese: Declan O’Brien, London

New platform aims to revolutionise how live music is booked

CeolConnect wants to streamline bookings for bars and musicians

The Irish start-up taking on energy drinks with Amazonian superleaf

NU Infusions launches natural guayusa-based alternative with no sugar and no jitters

Dublin start-up aims to power the 6G space race

Celtonn’s high-frequency tech could help prevent satellite gridlock as near-Earth space fills up

From wrist injury to walking revolution: How one Dublin engineer reinvented the dog lead

Madra World’s hands-free lead combines fashion, function and ergonomics to make it easier to walk strong or reactive dogs

From Stripe to start-up: Talexa targets costly HR blind spots

Talexa aims to help organisations understand their real skills gaps – and adopt AI responsibly

Irish start-up aims to offer pay-as-you-go finance research

Replacing expensive subscriptions for financial research data and costly processing power with an ‘only pay for what you need’ alternative

‘We want to change the world one bum at a time’: Wexford mum launches reusable nappy brand

EcoKinly aims to make reusable nappies mainstream – and save parents money in the process

‘Saying you’re disappointed in Ireland carries weight. In Albania it doesn’t land the same way’

Wild Geese: Susan Foxton, Vodafone Albania

An Irish start-up’s wearable device detects life-threatening allergies in children

Anaphero wearable aims to spot life-threatening allergic reactions within 60 seconds

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