Leading Irish beer brand, Eight Degrees, has expanded its network of stockists across Northern Ireland. The popular range of beers is now available in a range of top local bars, restaurants, hotels and off licences, following a new partnership with drinks company, Dillon
Barclays has been appointed as the new banking partner of Ulster University. As preparations continue at pace for its new Cathedral Quarter campus in Belfast, alongside significant investments on the Coleraine and Magee campuses, the University has stated that Barclays has been selected as the
Northern Ireland’s largest energy provider’s team members have achieved two awards at this year’s Contact Centre Network NI (CCNNI) awards. Mark Fitzgerald scooped the Gold award for Support Manager of the Year and Amanda McCallion received the Silver
Two local Northern Ireland business entrepreneurs, Paul Allen and Michael Blaney, have acquired Devon-based Pasta King, the leading provider of nutritious pasta meals to schools in the UK. Established in 1994, Pasta King employs 55 staff at its headquarters
Belfast has been named ‘Best Events Destination’ for a second consecutive year in the Conference & Incentive Travel Magazine (C&IT) Awards, which recognise the best of the Meetings, Incentives, Conference and Events (MICE) industry around the world. This
The Belfast office of DWF has made 15 new appointments and one senior promotion in the last 12 months as the global legal business significantly strengthens its specialist teams. The investment by DWF, which was recently ranked by the Financial Times
Johnny Hanna has been appointed as the new Partner in Charge of KPMG in Northern Ireland, taking over the role from John Hansen who retires from the partnership at the end of October. The appointment comes as the
CHILDREN in Northern Ireland has revealed that its Parentline NI service has dealt with 3,500 calls since it launched in April. Pauline Leeson, Chief Executive of Children in Northern Ireland said: “We are very pleased with the response
At Hospitality Exchange 2019, the Northern Ireland Hotels Federation (NIHF) published a report which shows that over £1billion has been invested in the Northern Ireland hotel market over the last two decades. Four-star accommodation now dominates the sector which comprises 145 hotels with
Northern Ireland’s food and drink industry can continue to grow despite the challenge posed by Brexit if politicians are willing to work together to champion the sector, political leaders were told at the 23rd Northern Ireland Food and Drink Association (NIFDA)
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