Bobby Kerr taking a well-deserved break this week, so business editor and Breakfast Business host Vincent Wall is in the hot seat - and he has a busy show ready to go.

• Joan Mulvihill from the Irish Internet association is reviewing the papers.

• Lars Edman, founder and managing director of Prince August Toy Soldier Factory, Ireland's only toy solider factory, which is located in the village of Kilnamartyra in Cork will be live on air.

• We speak to Michelle Murphy from Social Justice Ireland who have somewhat controversially called on the government to raise taxes.

• Vincent will talk to one of the brothers behind Mick's Garage, Ciaran Crean, who has just won an international award for commerce with a car parts business that's entirely online. 

• Our Industry focus looks at the business of festivals with T.V Honan of the Sproai Festival, John Crumlish who is the CEO of Galway International Arts Festival and Shane Dunne who is the Managing Director of Indiependence Music Festival

• We talk to Andrew Palmer from The Economist who is the author of 'Smart Money- How Financial Innovation is reshaping our world for the Better'. Andrew defends people who are trying to use monetary innovations to help improve the lot of all.

• And in our Executive Chair we welcome Joe Barrett from Applegreen who have just successfully launched on the Stock Exchange.

We're live from 10am tomorrow, and you can follow the action with the hashtag #NTDTB.

As ever, you can find blog posts and weekly DTB highlights on our show page.