The last programme in the series starts with a product designed for a booming sector. Aonghus O'Heocha believes he has developed a world beating phone application and needs a Dragons investment to bring it global. Aonghus hits a stumbling block when Sarah Newman admits to not owning or wanting an I-Phone... The den is then transformed into a beauty parlour as Bobby Kerr tests a new make-up range on his nose but Susan Kilcoyne is hoping the Dragons will do more than simple sample her products. Cathal Boyle is also after much needed funding, he's pitching a new uniquely designed golf bag called 'Easicroc'. The last entrepreneur to climb the stairs is hoping all the Dragons will want a slice of his business which combines modern communication technology with a very traditional craft. Daithi O Regan knows that one Dragon has specific knowledge of the sector but will that translate into an investment for handcrafthurleys.com?