
Northern Ireland Authors To Appear At Murder One Festival
Murder One, Ireland’s International Crime Writing Festival is back with a bang from 4-9 October with a host of in person and online events, with some of crime fiction’s most
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Murder One, Ireland’s International Crime Writing Festival is back with a bang from 4-9 October with a host of in person and online events, with some of crime fiction’s most

With the rising demand in electric vehicles, an ETRUX MD Gerard Galvin has welcomed the opportunity to collaborate with the policymakers on how companies should be supported going forward and

In today’s economic climate, growth and success are not guaranteed for any business, regardless of the filed in which they operate. Tumultuous world conditions make for a very uncertain future

Ballymena Business Improvement District (BID) has helped transform the town centre in unique way with the introduction of bespoke Shutter Art and new green planters across a series of businesses.

As the cost of living rockets, price comparison experts CompareNI.com asked consumers across Northern Ireland how they really feel about electric versus fossil fuel cars (petrol/diesel) and which they found

Tourism NI Chief Executive John McGrillen met with tourism representatives across Mid and East Antrim this week and visited a number of key attractions in the borough. He was joined

Northern Ireland ploughmen have scooped six top three placements in the recent European Ploughing Championships held at Shackleton Barracks in Ballykelly last weekend. The competition included the European Reversible and

A third generation of homebuilders, brothers Andrew Fraser, James Fraser and sister Victoria Fraser, have launched Fraser Partners, Northern Ireland’s newest housing developer. Fraser Partners has been created to provide

Local comedian, Shane Todd, has been announced as host of the inaugural PropertyPal Awards. Taking place at Ulster Transport Museum in November, tickets are also available from Tuesday 13th September. Speaking
Homebuyer enquires fell in Northern Ireland during August at the steepest rate since the early stages of the pandemic as the cost-of-living crisis and wider economic challenges impacted on market