Rare Titanic letter penned by one of the youngest victims of ship’s sinking expected to fetch up to £30k
A letter penned by one of the youngest victims aboard the Titanic is expected to fetch up to £30,000 when it goes under the ...
‘It’s nice for people to think of what was once here’ – forgotten NI theatres brought back to life in exhibition
They were once the great entertainment venues of Belfast. Now the city’s lost and forgotten theatres are being brought back ...
From Bangalore to Belfast: Why NI is growing ties with India
Growing the economy is at the heart of the UK government’s policies, and also motivated the opening this month of a new ...
Council makes history as first in NI with virtually no domestic waste going to landfill
Mid Ulster District Council has made history by becoming the first-ever local authority in Northern Ireland where virtually no domestic waste is being dumped in landfill, a senior council officer has ...
Belfast chef turning old skateboards into quality kitchenware in new business: ‘They all have history’
A chef who moved to Belfast two years ago after working in kitchens around the world has been experimenting with an upcycling business.
‘New York-inspired’ basement bar coming to historic Belfast building
A new late-night basement bar is to open in Belfast city centre as part of a £5.5m purchase and redevelopment of an historic ...
‘It’s important to acknowledge businesses championing tourism and hospitality sector against challenging backdrop’
Belfast International Airport, member of the VINCI Airports network, remains a strong supporter of the region by sponsoring ...