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 […]
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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
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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
Tyrone Cancer Survivor Reveals How Awareness And Early Diagnosis Can Save A Life Read Post »
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 »
When Derry-native Noeleen McMorris found herself with a regular influx of hiccups, indigestion and a change in swallowing habits, she knew something was wrong. Believing it was a side effect of medication, a routine GP appointment and a NICE guidelines
Derry Cancer Survivor Noeleen McMorris Reveals Importance of Awareness Read Post »
Understanding can lead to success for employee and employer By Jonathan Traynor For Emily Baskerville, her Asperger’s Syndrome came with so many assumptions and stereotypes from prospective employers that getting a job, and more importantly experience, was a challenge. However,
Belfast Graduate Beating The Stereotypes With Placement Read Post »
A series of interactive wooden plaques have been hidden around Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter as part of an art installation launched at the beginning of the summer. Led by the Cathedral Quarter Trust, Fionn’s Window Ogham Trail is giving arts, heritage
Adrian Hale from Banbridge was 51 and had just completed a job for the Scout Association in Crawfordsburn when he found himself having some discomfort while eating. Taking advice from a friend, he went to the doctor which is how
4C UR Future, the industry-led social enterprise that aims to empower young people to make well-informed decisions about their education and future careers, held a successful 4C UR Future LIVE event at Mid Ulster Sports Arena in Cookstown on 29
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“Do not be put off by that word – disability” – Sarah Fox Urges Fellow Graduates A Newry woman who has been plagued by Crohn’s Disease has revealed how a new grad employment scheme has helped to kick start her
Pioneering Employment Scheme Opens Up Career Chances of Newry Woman With Crohn’s Disease Read Post »
With Belfast in full swing to recovery from the turbulence of recent years the Cathedral Quarter has much to celebrate. Businesses are still continuing to choose this art, culture and heritage hotspot to set up base and we’re delighted to
12 New Businesses In Belfast’s Cathedral Quarter Read Post »
Harpers and historians joined forces this month to celebrate the 230th anniversary of the first Harpers’ Assembly with five days of harp music and heritage in a unique cross-community series of events, concluding in Dublin with a commemoration of the
“For me, it was a big thing. It was that sigh of relief moment.” A graduate with ADHD and social anxiety has secured a paid job placement he loves, leaving behind worries that the condition would hamper his career prospects.
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Leanne Molloy, 37, is a mother of two and works as a pharmacist in Castlewellan. She was in her mid-30s when she found that she had difficulties swallowing food. Following her shocking diagnosis of oesophageal cancer, Leanne was told there
Castlewellan Oesophageal Cancer Survivor Leanne Molloy Hails New Awareness Campaign Read Post »
The charity that aims to challenge low employment rates amongst disabled people, Leonard Cheshire, is celebrating the success of a programme that aimed to support graduates in future employment. The scheme, GradEmployNI Programme, which has been funded by HM Treasury
Scheme To Support Disabled Grads Hailed A Success By Participants Read Post »
Harpers and historians will join forces in July to celebrate the 230th anniversary of the Belfast Harpers’ Assembly with five days of music and heritage in a unique cross-community series of events. Organised by the Harps Alive partnership, the festival
8 Free Events Taking Place This Weekend At The Harps Alive Festival In Belfast Read Post »
4C UR Future, the industry-led social enterprise that aims to empower young people to make well-informed decisions about their education and future careers, held a successful 4C UR Future LIVE event at Omagh Leisure Complex on 27 June, 2022. Pupils
‘Manifestation’ urges action to save the site of Harpers’ Assembly 230 years ago The public has been urged to join a gathering on Saturday July 16, to urge Belfast City Council to save the historic Assembly Rooms that sit at
Gathering To Call For Action On Belfast’s Assembly Rooms Read Post »
Harpers and historians will join forces in July to celebrate the 230th anniversary of the Belfast Harpers’ Assembly with five days of music and heritage in a unique cross-community series of events. Organised by the Harps Alive partnership, the festival
13 Events Happening At The Harps Alive Festival This Weekend Read Post »
Co Antrim Harpers Adam O’Neill, Gráinne Meyer, Kathryn Weir, Susannah Weir, and Katy Bustard will be performing as part of the Harps Alive│An Chruit Bheo│Harps Leevin festival in Belfast this weekend. Organised by the Harps Alive partnership, the festival will
Co Antrim Harpers Join Harps Alive Festival Lineup This Weekend Read Post »
Councillor Ivor Wallace, the Mayor of Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, attended the 4C UR Future LIVE event held in Coleraine Leisure Centre on 22 June 2022. 4C UR Future, the industry-led social enterprise that aims to empower young
Over 50 harpers and musicians will take to the stage throughout July as part of the 2022 Harps Alive│An Chruit Bheo│Harps Leevin festival. Hailing from cities and counties across Ireland, north and south, including Dublin, Antrim, Armagh, Donegal, Portstewart, Ballymoney,
Over 50 Irish Harpers & Musicians to Perform at Harps Alive Festival Read Post »
By Zahra Baz Dublin-native Anne-Marie O’Farrell will be taking to the stage this weekend as one of the many harpers due to perform at the Harps Alive│An Chruit Bheo│Harps Leevin festival Gala Finale Concert. Growing up surrounded by music and
Dublin Harper To Perform At Belfast Music Festival Concert This Weekend Read Post »
The 4C UR Future LIVE event was held in Foyle Arena on Friday, June 24. The industry-led social enterprise, 4C UR Future, aims to empower young people to make well-informed decisions about their education and future career pathways, with the
4C UR Future Holds Successful LIVE Careers Event For Students In Derry And Strabane Read Post »
By Zahra Baz Three young Causeway harpers will be taking to the stage this weekend for the Harps Alive/An Chruit Bheo/Harps Leevin 2022 festival. Mollie Flack (14), Phoebe Kelly (14) and Hannah Thompson (12), are students of renowned harper Katy
North Coast Teenage Harpers among Performers at Harps Alive Festival this Weekend Read Post »
Harps Alive festival all-island celebration of the instrument and history Harpers and historians will join forces this month to celebrate the 230th anniversary of the first Harpers’ Assembly with five days of music and heritage in a unique cross-community series
