
‘What’s the Story’ about Belfast’s Strand Spinning Mill?
What’s the Story? is a campaign launched to encourage members of the public to share their stories about what was once the world’s biggest flax row spinning mill and to
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What’s the Story? is a campaign launched to encourage members of the public to share their stories about what was once the world’s biggest flax row spinning mill and to

SONI (System Operator for Northern Ireland) runs Northern Ireland’s electricity grid. SONI Ulster Rugby’s annual awards programme, Real Rugby Heroes, which recognises volunteers who make an invaluable contribution across community

With challenges including unemployment on the rise for students and young people, Translink has offered a helping hand by removing the £8 fee for the yLink travelcard and offering the

Enquiries, instructions, prices and sales all continued to rise in August, according to the RICS and Ulster Bank NI Residential Market Survey as pent up demand as well as the

Corporate law firm A&L Goodbody (ALG) has advised local property development firm Oakland Holdings on the redevelopment, letting and refinancing of Merchant Square. The prime Grade A office development in

Theatre lovers in Northern Ireland will be treated to a new era in theatre thanks to innovative and forward-thinking company Cahoots NI. Following the closure of theatres across the UK,

Construction and fit-out company, Gilbert-Ash has joined a small number of businesses who have received the Investors in People Gold Accreditation. In awarding Gilbert-Ash the gold standard, something only 17%

An exciting new Tourism Northern Ireland TV ad promoting the destination to key Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland visitor segments has been launched. A small step to a Giant

Tourism NI in conjunction with Tourism Ireland organised an influencer partnership with Broadcaster and former English Golf Professional, Nick Dougherty during the NI Open last week in a bid to

Ulster Bank is continuing its support for Northern Ireland’s small businesses by providing free access to leading accounting software FreeAgent. Customers in Northern Ireland with a business bank account can