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Episode 62 with Brian O'Leary, CEO of DMC Foods

02nd October, 2025

We are delighted to bring you the 62nd episode of the podcast series 'Everyday Business with Aidan Donnelly' with guest Brian O'Leary, CEO of DMC Foods. 

This podcast brings you insightful conversation between Aidan Donnelly and entrepreneurs and business owners/management with their own unique story to tell. A new episode of the series will be released biweekly. You can listen to 'Everyday Business with Aidan Donnelly' via any of your usual podcast providers.

About Brian O'Leary

In 2005, Master Butcher Paddy O Leary and son David opened the first factory outlet butcher shop in Ireland and the Dublin Meat Company came into existence. They quickly became renowned great value products and a commitment to innovation without ever compromising on taste or quality.

As the years have unfolded, my guest today, Brian O Leary joined, and together the family noticed a shift in eating behaviours. Sensing the demand for quick, healthier meal options, they took a bold step forward in 2014 with the creation of Fit Foods ready meals.

Fast forward to 2022 when significant investment in the Dublin Meat Co business by the BGF group resulted in the purchase of Swift Fine Foods by Dublin Meat Company and the founding of DMC Foods. Still proudly Irish-owned and run by the O Leary family, DMC Foods operates from a 34,000sq ft manufacturing plant on the banks of Lough Egish. DMC Foods is a corner stone of local employment with 200+ employees.

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The participants in this podcast have done so for the purpose of sharing their own individual business experiences.  Some are clients of Davy and some are not.  They have not received a gratuity or other payment for their time in making the Podcast.  The views expressed throughout are their own. 

WARNING:  The information in this Podcast is not a recommendation or investment research.  It does not purport to be financial advice.  You should speak to your advisor, in the context of your own personal circumstances, prior to making any financial or investment decision.