Wilsons Auctions has made history by successfully managing the first public auction of Bitcoin cryptocurrency in the world by a private auction company along with a host of luxury seized goods, realising a hammer total of £550,000 for law enforcement and government agencies.
Derry-Londonderry based eatery, Soda & Starch Pantry and Grill, has been named in Sunday Times’ Ireland’s 100 Best Restaurants 2019. The coveted list published by John and Sally McKenna features eight Northern Ireland premises. Soda & Starch Pantry and Grill is a partnership between
Demand for InterTradeIreland’s Brexit Planning vouchers has surged in recent months, with a third of all applications for the scheme, launched in May 2017, coming since the start of this year. In response to the increase, InterTradeIreland has
‘Yes You Can’, a three-year business start-up and growth programme was launched at the 3rd annual Female Entrepreneur Conference on Friday, International Women’s Day, at Galgorm Resort and Spa, which brought together entrepreneurial speakers, masterclasses and workshops.
Southern Regional College, one of Northern Ireland’s leading providers of dedicated skills training and support for the local and regional hospitality sector, has served up its newest culinary innovation. Confirming its reputation for excellence in hospitality and tourism,
Iconic Northern Ireland heritage brand Tayto has launched its largest-ever TV, digital and promotional campaign as part of a major £1 million brand rejuvenation programme. Reinvigorating the well-loved crisp brand for current and new generations and underlining the
Belfast based Polaris Safety Training & Rescue has launched a charity partnership with British Heart Foundation Northern Ireland (BHF NI) aimed at raising first aid awareness in the workplace and providing staff with essential first aid skills. Through the delivery of interactive training
Bank of Ireland has launched a £1.75bn Brexit Fund to help businesses across the island of Ireland prepare for the UK’s departure from the EU. In addition to running more than 250 events across the island aimed at
Scottish-based Loganair is to take over to secure Derry’s sole air service to London, following the weekend’s news that previous operator flybmi has entered insolvency. In a further major boost for City of Derry Airport, Loganair has also announced a new daily service
Retailers and members of the public in Northern Ireland are being reminded about the biggest shake-up to the cash in their wallet in over 40 years. As revealed last year, Ulster Bank is switching production of its £5 and £10 notes
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