
Northern Ireland Hospitality School launched
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
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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

According to the leading global online payment platform PayPal, the vast majority of online shoppers from the Republic of Ireland choose to make their purchases from international brands and websites

Northern Ireland’s leading wedding venues are calling on The Executive to provide clear reopening criteria, starting with indicative reopening dates, following a year of severe loss and devastation. The wedding

More than 2,000 young people from over 190 countries around the world will experience “something new and very different” when they descend upon Belfast in 2023, according to Sir Bob
National Museums NI has become the first local organisation to join hundreds worldwide in an international campaign to raise awareness on the immediate need to protect our natural environment as

A new boutique baby store, Babylife, is all set to cater for pandemic babies this spring, with a wide range of nursery products and a new online store, thanks to

The stars of Derry’s crochet circles will make their television debut tonight (Wednesday) when BBC’s ‘The One Show’ features local group Keep Her Knit’s spectacular Easter display. Many of the

The deadline has passed, the votes have all been counted, and today, the fate of Northern Ireland’s first Business Improvement District’s (BID’s) second term has been decided… And…. It’s a