Seven of the 24 finalists of the 2021 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year™ Ireland programme are from Northern Ireland. The finalists from across the island of Ireland will compete across three categories – Emerging, Industry and International -with seven businesses from Northern Ireland featuring
Buyer demand remained firm in the Northern Ireland housing market during April, according to the latest RICS and Ulster Bank NI Residential Market Survey. New buyer enquiries rose according to a net balance of 77% of respondents, and newly agreed sales increased according to a
Tesco is to hold an extra UK-wide Food Collection in its Belfast stores to support children and families this summer. During the collection, which will take place in large Tesco stores from July 15 to 17 and in Express stores from July 12 to August
NI Water projects have secured first and second place in this year’s Institute of Water (IoW) NI Innovation Awards – the first time in the competition’s 10-year history that the top two prizes have gone to the same company! The accolades were bestowed to the
A number of Northern Ireland’s business trade bodies are calling on the Executive to relax hospitality regulations further when it meets on Thursday as retail takes hit due to the continued cap on the hospitality sector. Statistics from the NI Retail Consortium/Shoppertrak Footfall index shows
Northern Ireland’s largest independently-owned contact centre, Mango Direct Marketing, has re-invested £1 million into the business, aimed at fuelling its ambitious growth plans through expanding its team, premises, services and its global client base. Based in Bangor, Mango Direct Marketing, was established in 2008
South Belfast based convenience retail and forecourt business, Creightons Group, has signed up to a ‘Green Energy’ contract with Power NI. The switch to electricity generated by local, 100% renewable sources will enable the family-owned company to annually save approximately 600 tonnes of CO2 per
Avison Young has announced the launch of the highly sought after Danesfort Building to the commercial real estate market. The impressive 4-storey, 78,800 square foot headquarters office building with adjoining multi-storey car park sits on a generous 2.8-acre site with 350 car parking spaces and
Hospitality Ulster has called on the NI Executive to examine the evidence and research available to bring forward the reopening date for the entire hospitality sector to 17th May. The organisation has also stated that the ‘Rule of 6’ and a review of the 2m/1m+
Rushmere Shopping Centre and Retail Park had its busiest bank holiday weekend on record in May as more than 136,000 visitors returned after restrictions on non-essential retail outlets were lifted on Friday April 30. One of Northern Ireland’s largest and most successful retail destinations, Rushmere
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