Latest passenger figures show that Belfast International Airport served 1.3 million passengers in the first quarter of 2024, which represents 98% of pre-pandemic (2019) numbers. Belfast International Airport’s strong recovery is further evidenced by its increased GB and European connectivity. Airlines have boosted the
Bank of Ireland hosted more than 70 leading business customers and stakeholders from its client and advisory network for a Business Outlook event at the Europa Hotel today. Featuring a curated panel of speakers, the event addressed a number of topics of importance for businesses,
The Open University (OU) is delighted to partner with Cisco, the multinational digital communications technology corporation, to create Northern Ireland’s first Cisco Academy Support Centre. The centre will provide direct support, leadership, and ownership to develop lecturers at the six Further Education colleges, helping students
SPAR NI has announced the return of its Community Cashback Grant, which this year will see even more organisations benefit across Northern Ireland. £20,000 will this year be split between 20 organisations, charities and community groups, selected from applications, which are open now. It is
Planning permission has been approved for the new Kainos headquarters at Bankmore Square on Dublin Road, Belfast. Planning permission was granted by Belfast City Council at the Planning Committee meeting on Tuesday 16 April for Kainos’ Bankmore Exchange HQ and for Queen’s University to develop
As the demand for bespoke business workspace solutions across Belfast city continues to grow, serviced office provider, venYou has officially opened its newest location, Thomas House, following an extensive and complete refurbishment. venYou also announced the first tenant for Thomas House is US industry-leading technology
A Changing Places facility, designed for people with multiple and complex disabilities, has been installed in Titanic Belfast. The Changing Places toilet is an accessible facility for disabled people who cannot use a standard accessible toilet. It has more space and the right equipment, including
Leading hospitality group, McKeever Hotels, has unveiled the results of a £1million investment in the Dunsilly Hotel, Antrim which includes the upgrade of its 40 bedrooms to better accommodate guests needs. The investment is part of the Group’s strategic three-year growth plan, which is
Swedish ferry company, Stena Line has introduced a larger RoRo ship, Bore Song, on the Dublin – Liverpool (Birkenhead) route. The freight only vessel will increase capacity on the route by 30%. Stena Line’s Dublin-Liverpool dedicated freight service has been operational since 15th February 2024
Three employees at Craigavon-based drinks firm United Wines have been recognised for their long service, having worked for the company for a combined total of 60 years. Company Accountant Rory Hill from Banbridge, Co Down, and brothers Conor McStravick (Stock Controller) and John McStravick (Goods
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