
RICS and Ulster Bank Residential Market Survey, March 2021
New buyer enquiries in Northern Ireland rose in March and sales activity continued to be strong, according to the latest RICS and Ulster Bank NI Residential Market Survey. Download the
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New buyer enquiries in Northern Ireland rose in March and sales activity continued to be strong, according to the latest RICS and Ulster Bank NI Residential Market Survey. Download the

The opening of Poundland in Spires Retail Park in Armagh at the weekend confirms the popular discount retailer’s role in the recovery from the pandemic. This is part of the

Hughes Insurance has today announced a partnership with the Mary Peters Trust which will see it support ten young athletes from across Northern Ireland throughout 2021. Each athlete will be

Robin Mercer, owner of Hillmount, has welcomed the news that garden centres can reopen on Monday 12 April. Hillmount operates three garden lifestyle stores in Ards, Bangor and Belfast and, as he looks forward

To say that the past year has been challenging for business owners in Northern Ireland across all sectors may well be an understatement. Despite financial aid provided by the UK

In August last year, Hughes Insurance made a commitment to reducing its carbon footprint by announcing a partnership with the Woodland Trust NI. Since then, every customer that has switched

Corporate law firm A&L Goodbody (ALG) has advised Oakland Holdings on the sale of Merchant Square, located in the heart of Belfast city centre, to an overseas investor. Led by

The Gallaher Trust has today announced the launch of the Northern Ireland Hospitality School offering enrollers the chance to gain a hospitality qualification and secure guaranteed employment with one of

Two of Northern Ireland’s most iconic treasures, everyone’s favourite crisps and snacks brand, Tayto, and the legendary Harland and Wolff, have today (1st April) renamed the famous cranes ‘Cheese &

Translink is marking its 25th anniversary this year, since it brought together Ulsterbus, NI Railways and Metro (then Citybus) under the one company in 1996. There have been numerous highlights along