House price growth slowed in November and sales activity was lower than in October, according to results of the monthly RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) and Ulster Bank Northern

It’s that time of year again. Christmas trees. Bright lights. Mad dash for those last-minute gifts. Tax exemptions, writes Tom Penman, Tax Partner at Baker Tilly Mooney Moore You see, the

Stena Line Senior Master Matthew Lynch has described his appointment as Captain of the company’s newest ferry Stena Estrid as the highlight of his sailing career to date.  Captain ‘Matt’

Government cloud adoption is still an aspiration rather than a reality. Whilst progress has been made, traditional datacentres are still being used by a number of public sector organisations, despite

Northern Ireland’s Parliamentary Candidates have been urged to commit to prioritising greater powers and resources for local councils here ahead of next week’s General Election. The Northern Ireland Local Government

As technology has rapidly developed in recent years, our trust in it has also evolved. At Fujitsu Forum at the beginning of November, we explored the difficulties this creates for

Baker Tilly Mooney Moore has released its second podcast in a short series focused on High Performing Organisations. The theme of this instalment is effective financial management, with insights and opinions

The construction industry in Northern Ireland is teetering on the edge of recession, according to a trade body which represents around 70% of output across the Province writes Barry Dorrity

The President of Northern Ireland Chamber of Commerce and Industry, John Healy, has made an impassioned call for mature and visionary political leadership, citing it as essential for securing the

Northern Ireland Law Firm of the Year, Millar McCall Wylie, has paid tribute to the winners of this year’s Royal Television Society Programme Awards. The awards, which celebrate the local