
New Ulster Bank £50 note goes into circulation
Ulster Bank’s new polymer £50 note is the latest in a series of vertically oriented notes launched by the bank featuring people and places in Northern Ireland. A big focus
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Ulster Bank’s new polymer £50 note is the latest in a series of vertically oriented notes launched by the bank featuring people and places in Northern Ireland. A big focus

The search is now on to find Northern Ireland’s 2022 High Street Heroes after Finance Minister Conor Murphy MLA and Economy Minister Gordon Lyons MLA launched the public online vote

Fifteen new jobs have been created for people with disabilities after the opening of a magnificent new £1.7m visitor attraction at the historic Ballycopeland Windmill near Millisle, Co down. Ulster

Belfast accountancy and advisory practice Baker Tilly Mooney Moore has announced two new appointments to its Consulting Department. Ryan Connor and Fintan Eastwood join the department, which covers all aspects

The organisers of the first Lough Neagh Artisans Market have hailed the event a phenomenal success. Attracting almost 4,000 visitors, food traders sold out in record time at the event at Lock Keeper’s Cottage,

Castlepoint Villa in Co. Down, a restored 1970s-style property, has been awarded a four-star grading by Tourism NI. The accommodation has panoramic views of Strangford Lough, an extensive garden and

Benmore Octopus, the development company behind Kings Hall Life Sciences, has confirmed healthcare provider Kingsbridge Healthcare Group as the latest occupier to sign up to the south Belfast hub. Kingsbridge

Today sees the release of May data from the Ulster Bank Northern Ireland PMI®. The latest report – produced for Ulster Bank by S&P Global – signalled reductions in output

4C UR Future, the industry-led social enterprise that aims to empower young people to make better informed decisions about their education pathways and future careers, held a successful pilot 4C

Roisin Maguire, Co-Founder and CEO of Seedling – a digital platform for teachers to create personalised learning resources – has revealed how attending an online conference aimed at setting out