Dragons' Den (IE)

Episode 5 (3x5)

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Five weeks in, and one would think that the dragons have parted with enough of their hard earned cash. They've seen everything from chocolates to bike suspension, but there's still so much more to see. Darren Rudden and Colin O'Brien pitch their clever close line in the den. A useful prop, and with more products in the pipeline this is an appealing investment for the dragons. Gerry and Bernie Hanley join the unique club of those who face the dragons twice. With previous den experience, they're hoping the dragons will see potential in their latest invention, the Hanoheatmaster. Alison Cummins and Tara Lane present their business Aliara. They are looking for 40,000 and offering a 20% share in their company but Niall is seeking a more complex deal. Garry Bennett is putting local businesses on the map. His website MyTown.ie is a community website for towns in Ireland but can he provoke the dragon's community spirit? Another year, another golf product. The dragons don't have much free time, but golf is a hobby they can all relate to. Dean Klatt has put a personal spin on golf clubs with his range of Archer Golf clubs. An unusual product in the den is June Keirns with her JR Pads. This is certainly an area most of the dragons don't have much experience in. Sophie Morris and Graham Clarke want to roll out their Kooky Dough in the UK, and are looking for a dragon to mentor them in the process. A tasty biscuit should sweeten the dragons nicely but will they bite?