Gary McErlain, Chair of the Lough Neagh Partnership, and seventh generation fisherman, has welcomed the funding package for Lough Neagh eel fishermen which was announced by DAERA last week and

Lidl Northern Ireland ​has ​announced that it ​has spent a record £624 million in ​procuring ​goods ​and ​services from local ​suppliers ​across the ​region for ​last ​year ​(FY25/26, ​ending ​February), ​representing ​a ​12% ​year-on-year ​increase, underscoring ​the retailer’s growing ​investment in local supply ​chains and ​economic development ​across the region.  The spend was distributed ​across

Young Enterprise Northern Ireland (YENI) has set out an ambitious new vision for the future, with plans to deliver half a million learning experiences to children and young people across

Northern Ireland’s electricity supplier Power NI has expanded its renewable energy offering with the launch of a new commercial solar installation service. In partnership with Ohk Energy – one of

Marks & Spencer and its charity partner YoungMinds are inviting schools across Northern Ireland to get involved in this year’s Hello Yellow campaign and help young people talk about mental

Professor John Doyle of Dublin City University (DCU) will launch his new book, Before the Vote: Planning for a United Ireland, at Holywell Trust in Derry-Londonderry on Wednesday 7th October.

Ionic Technologies ​has ​submitted ​plans ​for a proposed £89m magnet-recycling and refining facility in Belfast ​that would ​create 55 ​new jobs ​and ​safeguard ​a ​further 25. The proposed 10,798 sq m facility ​would be ​built ​on ​a ​vacant, ​previously ​developed ​site at Harland Road in Channel ​Commercial ​Park, ​Belfast. The £89m ​investment ​in Titanic

Galgorm Collection will become the first hospitality employer in Northern Ireland to provide its employees with access to subsidised childcare, in an industry-leading partnership that reinforces the group’s commitment to

Esri Ireland, the market leader in Geographic Information Systems (GIS),  has announced that its ArcGIS technology will assist Dublin Airport on its Digital Twin journey. The digital twin will create

A total of 48 local individuals will develop their IT skills due to a series of computer classes that are currently being delivered by Inspire Wellbeing following a £9,200 funding