Gartner projects that 60% of all new code written globally will be AI-generated by the end of 2026. The method of building software by directing AI tools through natural language prompts, rather than writing code manually. Susan discusses this further with Elish O’ Connor Director of Strategy and AI, Viatel.

Friday's business news headlines with Susan Hayes Culleton and Kate English from Deloitte.

Cruise holidays now represent the fastest expanding holiday option for Irish travellers. This is due to the all-inclusive nature of them and the multiple destinations per trip. Joining Susan this morning Mary McKenna, CEO of Travel Suite and Tour America.

13 years ago when Ireland went back onto the global money markets to borrow money after the Troika departed. it cost the State €8bn per annum to pay interest on that borrowed money.

NTMA says that amount is set to rise again notably as global rates are set to get and stay higher. A lot to discuss with Frank O’Connor, the Chief Executive of the NTMA.

Most live music venue act bookings are done by text or email and sudden changes are not unusual and can upset either the musician or the venue. Eoghan Matthews is a musician who decided to simplify and digitalise the process by creating an app which venues can subscribe to and musicians can also promote their talents on .Eoghan Matthews the co-founder of CeolConnect told Joe all about his business.

Thursday's business headlines with Joe Lynam.

Mannok is a manufacturer of construction products and plastic packaging in Co Cavan. It is not a sector renowned for its green credentials. But that’s about to change when 10,000 solar panels are placed on the roof to create Ireland's largest rooftop solar installation. It will be installed by Activ8 and Ciaran Marron, CEO of Activ8 Energies spoke to Joe.

Heineken is the number 1 beer brand in the world and 2nd only to Guinness in Ireland. It also owns the Murphys and Beamish brands as well as Moretti, Sagres and Amstel brands. Heineken has won an award for a campaign set in Ireland called 'The Pub That Refused To Die' which was a real pub in Limerick which was bought and run by the locals.

Joining Joe this morning was Fiona Curtin the Marketing Director of Heineken Ireland.