
Show Notes
On this episode we spoke to Donal Byrne who is the MD of BRB Homes in Swinford Co Mayo, we speak with Donal about a new project he is undertaking and that is setting up a trades school for young adults, anyone in a trades based business at the moment will know how difficult getting trades people is, we speak in length about this and have a bit of a chat about various other topics too, we hope you enjoy. Anyone interested in BRB Homes please click the link below https://www.brbhomes.ie/ please click subscribe and tell a friend
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