Ahead of the busy sports calendar this summer, Asda has relaunched it’s ‘Happy to Chat’ initiative, which offers its delivery drivers in NI the option to add a ‘Happy to Chat about the game’ badge to their uniform to let customers know […]
Belfast International Arts Festival, the city’s longest-running international celebration of arts and culture, returns for its 62nd edition this autumn with a jam-packed programme of global artists converging across the city. The festival returns from 16th October – 20th November and ahead of its full
Run Together aims to raise £30K for Action Cancer Leading convenience retailer Centra is calling on runners and walkers to take part in its annual fundraising event, Run Together, which is back for 2024, and promises to be another fantastic
Centra Run Together Back In Ormeau Park For 2024 Read Post »
Free of charge business advice series open to all retailers Enterprise support service Go Succeed has launched a new series of masterclasses designed to help retailers supercharge their businesses in the digital age. The online events are open to business
Retailers Invited To Supercharge Their Businesses With Go Succeed Read Post »
Almost 30 local creative projects will take place across Belfast this summer and into the autumn, thanks to funding from Belfast City Council’s Belfast 2024 programme. 29 schemes will share £50,000 from ‘The Bank of Ideas’ – a innovative participatory
Summer Of Creativity Ahead As ‘bank Of Ideas’ Recipients Are Announced Read Post »
Blaney Group’s Quad-X and Blaney Agri, based in Ahoghill, Co Antrim, have built a reputation for delivering innovative, high-quality attachments for various types of vehicles. Quad-X specialises in attachments for ATVs and UTVs, while Blaney Agri focuses on tractor attachments.
Quad-X And Blaney Agri: Revolutionising The Industry With Customer-Centric Innovation Read Post »
Team members from Ulster Bank are participating in a UK-wide baton relay to raise funds for charity in the run up to Paris 2024 Olympic Games. Local charities including the NI Hospice, NI Children’s Hospice, Northern Ireland Pancreatic Cancer (NIPANC),
Northern Ireland’s weak skills system must change to ensure the local economy can be competitive and attractive into the future, a new report urges today. The Institute of Directors (IoD) NI Skills & Workplace Forum Action Report sets out a
The hospitality firm behind some of Belfast’s most successful operations including two hotels the Flint and The 1852 and bar restaurants Town Square and Southside Social, has embarked on a fresh investment plan to extend its reach across Belfast. Founded
Ringland Group Breathes New Life Into Belfast’s Hospitality Offer Read Post »
Ireland’s oldest ice cream producer, Morelli’s Ice Cream, has partnered with Devil’s Churn and North Coast Smokehouse to create a brand-new ice cream flavour to tickle the tastebuds of sweet – and salted – treat fans this summer. The limited
Morelli’s Ice Cream And Devil’s Churn Collaborate On New Fiery Flavour Read Post »
Translink has announced Metro timetable changes from 1st July, as well as some bus stop changes in Belfast City Centre. These changes are being introduced to ensure people can continue to move into and around Belfast as significant public realm
Metro Stop And Timetable Changes From 1st July Read Post »
Hospitality Exchange 2024 is delighted to announce that acclaimed chef Mark Birchall, Chef-patron of Moor Hall, will be headlining this year’s event. As the countdown begins to the most anticipated conference in the hospitality sector, set to take place on
Renowned Chef Mark Birchall to Headline Hospitality Exchange 2024 Read Post »
Cinemagic has launched its annual call for young film enthusiasts to take on the role of ‘film consultants’ this July, to participate in workshops and film screenings to help programme a series of films for the annual Cinemagic Festival that
Cinemagic Young Film Programmers’ Summer Scheme Launches for 2024 Read Post »
Women’s clothing retailer, Bonmarché, is set to open its doors at The Junction Retail and Leisure Park, Antrim on Thursday 27th July, bringing the 20-year-old scheme to 84% occupancy. Taking a 2,396 sq ft unit, Bonmarché will join the scheme’s
Bonmarché Set To Open Its Doors At The Junction This July Read Post »
Northern Ireland’s leading, local charity Action Cancer has hosted an International Skin Cancer Conference at the Belfast Harbour Commissioners’ Office. Non-melanoma skin cancer is Northern Ireland’s most prevalent type of cancer with melanoma continuing to increase UK wide. Action Cancer’s
Action Cancer Hosts International Skin Cancer Conference Read Post »
Aspiring board members are being invited to apply for Arts & Business NI’s Leaders on Arts Boards programme, a pioneering professional development and Board placement initiative, which is open to individuals of all ages, abilities and backgrounds who are interested
Callout For Future Leaders On Arts Boards 2024 Read Post »
Lidl Northern Ireland is set to give a ‘Kickstart’ to a new batch of 13 local producers from across the region who successfully earned a place on the retailer’s coveted Kickstart Supplier Development Programme – an initiative that the retailer
The Grand Opera House Trust’s Summer Youth Production returns on Thursday 18 July with an unmissable production of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s award-winning masterpiece, Sunset Boulevard. One of the most powerful and memorable musicals, Sunset Boulevard marks the thirteenth Summer Youth Production by the
Young Stars Set To Light Up The Stage In Sunset Boulevard Read Post »
The inaugural Remarkable Marketing Awards recognised 20 experts across the industry recently at a glittering awards ceremony at the Europa Hotel. Sponsored by Card Group Research, the awards were created by the team behind the hugely popular annual Big Marketing
Remarkable Marketing Award Winners Revealed At Industry Event Read Post »
An internationally acclaimed, award-winning interactive VR adventure that transports you into the heart of the Acid House movement is heading for Belfast early next year. In Pursuit Of Repetitive Beats, produced by East City Films and created by Darren Emerson,
UK’s Biggest Immersive VR Experience Set For Belfast XR Festival 2025 Read Post »
Over 1,000 primary school pupils along with their teachers from across Northern Ireland celebrated the 6th year of ESB Science Blast at the ICC in Belfast. ESB Science Blast, delivered by the RDS, is a free, all-Island non-competitive educational programme
STEM Celebration Success For NI Primary Schools Read Post »
The team from Amazon’s fulfilment centre in Dublin has made a £1,200 donation to Northern Ireland Hospice. Northern Ireland Hospice offers specialist palliative care for adults and children who are facing life-limiting conditions. Its team of healthcare professionals work to
Northern Ireland Hospice Supported By Amazon In Dublin Read Post »
Aspiring chefs from across the island of Ireland are encouraged to test their culinary skills as the entry deadline fast approaches for this year’s search for Ireland’s Next Top Chef. Coordinated by the Balmoral Hotel, Ireland’s Next Top Chef was
Search Is On For Ireland’s Next Top Chef Read Post »
The Department for the Economy’s GeoEnergy NI interactive mobile discovery centre that is designed to help visitors ‘discover the heat beneath their feet’ arrived in Randalstown on Wednesday, June 5 for a school’s information day hosted by Mount St Michael’s Primary
GeoEnergy NI Gets Mayoral Seal Of Approval In Randalstown Schools Visit Read Post »
iCare, a part of the Tarasis Enterprises Foundation Division, are thrilled to announce the continuation of its ‘Our Community Cares’ campaign for the second year in a row. Teaming up with local businesses; Tarasis Enterprises, Bunzl, Konfloor, McShane Packaging and
iCare Launches 2024 ‘Our Community Cares’ Campaign With Local Business Support Read Post »
Jason Bonny, a delivery driver from Asda, Portadown, demonstrated exceptional customer service and dedication to his job by assisting a wheelchair user with putting away her shopping while out on his rounds. Going about his day on an ordinary delivery
Asda Delivery Driver Praised For Going The Extra Mile Read Post »
Last year, Childline delivered more than 2,700 counselling sessions to children and young people from Northern Ireland dealing with a range of worries. Across the UK, the NSPCC service is delivering, on average, more than 500 counselling sessions a day
Expert smelters and blacksmiths from around the world will converge on Newtowncrommelin from June 6-9 to revive traditional ironworking skills. Starting Thursday, blacksmiths, smelters, and volunteers will set up furnaces and prepare for the festival’s activities. The festival officially opens
As part of this year’s Green Transport Week, Translink is promoting sustainable travel by rolling out a mini-tour of its new Floral Pledge Station. The initiative which is part of the annual Active Travel Challenge is inviting members of the
Translink Launches Green Transport Week With Budding Floral Pledge Station Read Post »
Linen Quarter Business Improvement District (LQ BID) has introduced a summer walking tour to mark the return of its annual Health Week, now it its fifth year. Nearly 80 free events will take place across the district to inspire and
Linen Quarter Summer Walking Tour Launches At Health Week Read Post »
The draw for the girls’ section of the 2024 SuperCupNI took place at the Theatre at the Mill in Antrim and Newtownabbey on Wednesday 22nd May 2024. The star attraction was the announcement that Women’s FA Cup winners Manchester United
Manchester United Headlines 2024 SuperCupNI Girls’ Draw Read Post »
The winners of the RICS Awards 2024 in Northern Ireland have been revealed and some of the most impressive recent building projects from the local area are on the list. The winning projects, which were announced at the regional ceremony in
RICS Award Winners In Northern Ireland Revealed Read Post »
Alex Patterson, 54 from Ballymoney, will be taking on a 9-mile sponsored walk to raise money for national sight and hearing loss charity, Deafblind UK. The walk will go from Belfast City Hall to Stormont Parliament and back again, on 12th June
Local Deafblind Man Takes On 9-Mile Sponsored Walk Read Post »
