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Circulation

Certificate of average net circulation for the issues distributed between 1st October and 31st December 2005.
Total average net circulation per issue: 8,742.

Content

Business Eye was first published in 1999 and since has grown in stature to become the leading business magazine serving the Northern Ireland marketplace.

Aimed at readers in senior management positions across the spectrum of business in Northern Ireland, Ireland and further afield, Business Eye has gained an enviable reputation for its quality, style and content.

The magazine is written and produced to appeal to the widest possible business audience - from owners/managers of small businesses to large organisations and the public sector.

Awards

Business Eye was voted Best Business Magazine in Ireland at the PPA Ireland Magazine Awards (Dec 2002), a prestigious ceremony that recognises the crème de la crème of the Irish magazine world.

Business Eye also won the award for Best Magazine in Northern Ireland (IPR Awards March 2003).

Richard Buckley (Business Eye Editor) voted Business Journalist of The Year (IPR Awards March 2003).

At the PPA awards December 2003, Richard Buckley collected the prestigious Editor Of The Year Award for all of Ireland.

Design

Substantial investment has been made in the design and production of each issue of Business Eye, running to 100+ full colour pages each month. The use of top quality original photographic images coupled with meticulous scanning and reproduction by our skilled team of specialists makes the magazine a first class production.

Tone

Business Eye is renowned for its offbeat approach, humour and emphasis on current key business issues. The magazine stands alone amongst local business publications for its style and tone.

"At the risk of being accused of returning to another favoured hobby horse (apart from Catriona Ruane-bashing, that is), it’s hardly surprising that the Stormont administration finds itself under renewed fire over the Maze issue. "

(May 2008)

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