Balloo Hire Lights Up Ulster Rugby
LEADING equipment rental firm Balloo Hire has signed a three-year agreement with Ulster Rugby to become the Club’s Official Floodlight Sponsor.
Read on ...LEADING equipment rental firm Balloo Hire has signed a three-year agreement with Ulster Rugby to become the Club’s Official Floodlight Sponsor.
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Local company Musgrave MarketPlace is celebrating the Chinese New Year with the announcement that they are to further develop their Asian business network...
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Allied Bakeries is celebrating the success of its ‘Sunblest Veda Pit Stop’ – which offered Christmas shoppers the perfect winter warmer snack on the go, all...
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It’s considered the gloomiest month of the year but bmibaby has today (17th January) teamed up with leading psychologist, Professor Geoffrey Beattie, to...
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LAS VEGAS -- DeskStream Inc., a leading provider of desktop virtualisation software, has today announced the signing of a definitive agreement to acquire a...
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The success of Diageo Baileys Global Supply health and safety scheme is seeing local charities benefit to the tune of £7,500 this Christmas as the company...
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A consortium of leading technology companies from across the province have joined forces and announced the formation and launch of Northern Ireland’s first...
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Weber Shandwick Northern Ireland clinched five awards for communications excellence at the recent 2011 Chartered Institute of Public Relations PRide Awards.
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Belfast’s leading IT Company, CMI helped bring the world renowned Lyric Theatre back to life as part of a multi-million pound project which saw the newly...
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Ranked No 1 in Northern Ireland for carbon reduction performance The 2010/11 Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC) Energy Efficiency Scheme has ranked...
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TotalMobile, have been highly commended for 2011 Mobile IT Innovation of the Year at the UK IT Awards last week. The Charted Institute of IT, BCS held the...
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The Action Renewables Association Awards in association with Tughans and Travelwise NI were officially launched today. Now in their fourth year, the awards...
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In the wake of the crisis in the financial markets, and with the world economies continuing to struggle towards growth, what role can corporate governance...
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Leading Belfast based Management Consultancy Gilpin have today launched a new suite of policy transformation courses aimed at modernising policy making in...
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Certificate of average net circulation for the issues distributed between July 2009 - May 2010
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