A local artist has donated a large piece of artwork to be auctioned off for the tenants of the Cathedral Buildings fire last week. Esther O’Kelly, whose husband Paul Kelly had his entire studio incinerated in the fire, said she […]
Across Northern Ireland 20 brides’ lives have been plunged into chaos as their dresses were caught in the Cathedral Buildings fire in Belfast city centre last Monday. They are among dozens of pieces of precious clothing belonging to the customers
Limepark Cottages in Armoy, County Antrim, have been awarded four stars by Tourism NI. Situated near Ballymoney the cottages are ideal for exploring the picturesque views of the north coast and beautiful Glens of Antrim. Each of the self-catering cottages
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After hosting a hugely successful family fun day recently, Carrick-based engineering firm Ryobi are celebrating raising over £10,000 to support the Northern Ireland Children’s Hospice. A variety of activities were available on the day for both children and adults, including
Carrick Manufacturer Ryobi Raise Vital Funds For NI Hospice Read Post »
The Enniskillen Watersedge Apartments in County Fermanagh have been awarded four stars by Tourism NI. The Watersedge Apartments are an ideal place for a staycation to explore the Fermanagh Lakelands and the breath-taking local scenery. Located within walking distance of
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A tribute festival which attracts thousands of music fans is returning to Seaview Football Stadium in North Belfast this weekend. Tribute Fest, taking place in the grounds of Crusaders Football Club on the Shore Road, will see local and visiting
Tourism NI recently hosted a Coach and Group Workshop in Derry~Londonderry. Twenty five coach and group operators from Great Britain and the Republic of Ireland held face to face sales appointments across two days and toured the local area on
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In addition to the One World Festival returning this autumn, so too is the poetry competition, which sees young writers from across Northern Ireland submit their poetry in relation to the festival’s beliefs and motto. The competition, open to all
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Following the success of the Children’s Hospice Big Elmer Trail throughout Belfast, Carrick based engineering firm Ryobi, one of the companies who sponsored an elephant, are hosting a family fun day on Saturday September 17 (tomorrow). The event is being
Family Fun Day In Carrick Tomorrow To Support Children’s Hospice Read Post »
One World Festival returns this October with its diverse line-up increasing awareness about the Global South, promoting understanding of issues that affect the lives of the poorest people and inspiring action in our communities towards a just, peaceful and sustainable
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To help school leavers explore future opportunities and career pathways, the School Summit NI will welcome students from years 11 – 14 across Northern Ireland on October 3-4. The two-day careers and education event will take place at the Eikon
School Summit Northern Ireland Will Help Pupils Focus on Career Options Read Post »
Murder One, Ireland’s International Crime Writing Festival is back with a bang from 4-9 October with a host of in person and online events, with some of crime fiction’s most wanted authors. After two years online, Ireland’s celebration of the
Northern Ireland Authors To Appear At Ireland’s International Crime Writing Festival Read Post »
Tourism NI Chief Executive John McGrillen met with tourism representatives across Mid and East Antrim this week and visited a number of key attractions in the borough. He was joined by Tourism Ireland’s Head of Stakeholder Engagement for Northern Ireland,
Tourism Chief Highlights Potential in Mid and East Antrim Read Post »
Northern Ireland ploughmen have scooped six top three placements in the recent European Ploughing Championships held at Shackleton Barracks in Ballykelly last weekend. The competition included the European Reversible and Conventional Ploughing Championships, European Vintage Ploughing Championships and Horse Ploughing
NI Ploughmen Scoop 6 Top Places In European Ploughing Championships Read Post »
Tourism NI’s Chief Executive John McGrillen met with trainee managers at the Grand Central Hotel this week as part of a skills and training programme hosted by the Hastings Hotel Group. Commenting on the meeting Mr McGrillen said; “Tourism is
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Following a record number of entries Tourism NI has announced the shortlist for its newly launched annual awards programme aimed at showcasing and rewarding best in class in the tourism and hospitality industry. Renamed The Giant Spirit Awards, the event
Tourism NI Announces Shortlist for Giant Spirit Awards Read Post »
Professional storyteller, Karen Edwards is offering visitors a cultural experience that brings together tales for young and old alike, with a tailor-made entertainment package, featuring optional self-catering accommodation, in the coastal village of Glenarm. From Heart to Hearth was founded
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Minister of Agriculture, Environment, and Rural Affairs of Northern Ireland, Edwin Poots MLA has wished competitors headed to Ballykelly this weekend for the European Ploughing Championships good luck. Speaking ahead of the event which also includes the European Vintage Ploughing
Families that are exploring the land shaped by sea and stone this summer may want to plan a trip to Whitehead Railway Museum. Promising an immersive, family-friendly experience throughout its five impressive and interactive galleries, guests will be able to
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Competitors from all over Europe have started to arrive in Northern Ireland for the European Ploughing Championships, European Vintage Ploughing Championships and Horse Ploughing competition. Hailing from Wales, England, the Republic of Ireland, the Netherlands, the Isle of Man, Belgium,
From its connections to Winston Churchill through to its Georgian origins, the Londonderry Arms hotel in Carnlough offers an insight into the past in 21st Century comfort, featuring the best of fare and a warm welcome which has made sure
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Four Northern Ireland ploughmen are set to compete against seven visiting countries at the forthcoming European Vintage Ploughing Championships this week. Dai Kennedy, Mercer Ward, Mark Taggart and Ian Simms will test their skills against 29 other ploughmen from Wales,
Tourism NI’s Chief Executive John McGrillen and Tourism Ireland’s Director of Corporate Services, Policy and Northern Ireland, Shane Clarke, met with local tourism industry representatives in Derry~Londonderry this week to view development projects and learn more about investment plans for
Support for Local Industry Top Priority for Tourism Chiefs Read Post »
Causeway Coast and Glens Heritage Trust encourage creatives to tell their stories A website and app are the legacy of the Northword Storytagging project in Causeway Coast and Glens area that brought together creative people in remote areas to merge
Stories From Creatives In Northern Region Adapted For The Digital Age Read Post »
Local, top-quality produce has never been so popular and The Dairy with its farm shop, butchers and bistro’s gastronomic offering certainly has taste buds in Gleno – and the surrounding area – flowing. The Dairy is built on the former
Locally-Sourced Produce The Order Of The Day At The Dairy Read Post »
The leading ploughmen from across Europe will travel to the village of Ballykelly, in County Londonderry, next month to take part in the European Ploughing Championships. Hosted by the Northern Ireland Ploughing Association, the event will see experienced contenders from
European Ploughing Championships Set For Northern Ireland Return Next Month Read Post »
20 plus jobs in Bangor to be created in new business for Belfast based engineering group Engineering company, PAC Group, is to invest £2m over three years and create up to 20 new jobs having acquired the plant and machinery
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No event to be held in 2022 Following an extensive strategic review of the event, organisers of Culture Night Belfast have made the decision to suspend the city centre celebration of arts, culture and heritage in its familiar form. Susan
Cathedral Quarter Trust Announce Plans To Reinvent Culture Night Belfast Read Post »
Charity turning a tide of disability employment gap in Northern Ireland. Queen’s University Belfast graduate Anna Lawrenson was scared to enter the labour market. That was until she was given a life changing opportunity with Leonard Cheshire’s Grad Employ programme.
Talented Graduate Gets A Life-Changing Chance Through Disability Placement Programme Read Post »
“I’ve Found Ways To Handle Stress” Says Archeology Graduate With ASD About His Career Journey Disability project gives Northern Ireland’s university leavers with disability access to dream jobs By Maia Biermann Frequently, according to people with a disability, HR managers
Grad Employ Programme Helps Belfast Man With ASD Develop New Skills & Boost Confidence Read Post »
For Fintona based Kevin Campbell, it was his mother’s previous diagnosis and unfortunate passing that helped to save his life. With an overarching awareness of the early signs and symptoms of oesophageal cancer, Tyrone man Kevin was quick to seek
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Whether you go out for the atmosphere, the drinks or simply just the craic, there’s something and somewhere for everyone in Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter. Boasting the best pubs and bars in the city, there are over 20 to choose from,
The Ultimate Pub Crawl Guide To Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter Read Post »
Belfast Man With Neuromuscular Condition Offers Insight To Employers and Fellow Graduates Having been excluded from many activities due to a lifelong disability, Belfast man Andrew Bailie, 23, had always felt his career options would not be ample. “I have
“We Want to Work Just As Much As Able Bodied People” Read Post »
