On this weeks edition of The Hit Desk, Mary O Neill was joined in studio by the organisers of EASA Seanchaí, a European Architecture Students Assembly, coming to Waterford later this month and bringing together over 600 architecture students, emerging professionals, and artists from across Europe for two weeks of workshops, talks, and hands-on making.

Mary also spoke to Mervyn O'Callaghan, CEO of Waterford based Cameramatics following the recent news that the company has secured up to €49 million in investment. 

And John Barron, CEO and co-founder of Waterford-based  GoChallenge, joined Mary in studio to discuss how they've been teaming up with companies internationally for workplace connectivity.