
Live Here Love Here 2022 Small Grants Scheme is open
Northern Ireland’s largest community and civic pride campaign, Live Here Love Here, has announced that its 2022 Small Grants Scheme is now open to applications from groups across Northern Ireland
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Northern Ireland’s largest community and civic pride campaign, Live Here Love Here, has announced that its 2022 Small Grants Scheme is now open to applications from groups across Northern Ireland

AbbeyAutoline has signed an agreement to acquire family-owned brokerage, BMG Insurance. Established in 1972 by Brian McGurgan, BMG Insurance has headquarters in Portadown with an additional office in Newtownbutler. With

KPMG has launched the search for the island of Ireland’s next top tech innovator. The competition, now in its second year, is open to tech entrepreneurs and start-up businesses from

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Charities across Northern Ireland are invited to apply for a share of up to £50,000 funding through the Allen & Overy Foundation, which is funded by contributions from A&O partners