
Turner Prize Winning Artwork at Ulster Museum
Ulster Museum has become home to Northern Ireland’s first Turner Prize winning artwork – The Druthaib’s Ball – by Belfast-based artists, Array Collective. The immersive installation is an imagined síbín
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Ulster Museum has become home to Northern Ireland’s first Turner Prize winning artwork – The Druthaib’s Ball – by Belfast-based artists, Array Collective. The immersive installation is an imagined síbín

More than £7,000 worth of shrubs, ornamental grasses and herbaceous plants are being sold in aid of Northern Ireland Chest Heart & Stroke (NICHS) at a special event held in

ICC Belfast has appointed Jenny Walsh as Head of International Sales – a new role for Northern Ireland’s only purpose-built convention centre, implemented to support it to further position Belfast

easyJet has celebrated carrying 70 million passengers to and from Belfast International Airport. To mark the occasion the airline surprised the Brennan family from Belfast, flying today from Belfast to

Down Royal Racecourse has announced Friends of Parkview, the charitable organisation which supports Parkview Special School, as its official Charity Partner for 2023. Friends of Parkview, together with Down Royal

The Victims and Survivors Service (VSS) celebrated the success of a £15 million project to improve the health and wellbeing of victims and survivors at the Titanic Hotel, Belfast. The

Jet2.com has once again been named a Which? Recommended Provider, after the leading leisure airline emerged in top position of Which?’s annual survey of short-haul airlines. Jet2.com was the only

Belfast International Airport, part of the VINCI Airports network, has received the ISO 14001 certification. This is the first time in Northern Ireland that an airport has been recognised with

A major research initiative has been launched to transform adult education in Northern Ireland. The first-ever census of community education will be carried out in Northern Ireland in order to

Northern Ireland’s Commissioner for Victims of Crime has called for more victims to complain when their rights and entitlements are not being met by the criminal justice system. Speaking on