The Belfast winner of hit television series The Great Pottery Throw Down now hopes to build on that success by setting up his ...

A ST Patrick’s festival is set to take place in Nashville this weekend to celebrate the Sister City relationship between the ...

The Bar of Northern Ireland has named Dementia NI as its charity partner for 2025. The charity committee has kicked off its ...

As part of International Women’s Day 2025, over one hundred women from the renewable energy sector gathered in Belfast this ...

Robbie Watson bagged £36 return flights for Prague, where he spent a day exploring the city, doing a nuclear bunker tour and ...

Mr Watson says Northern Ireland's talent pools led to a decision to base itself in Belfast Mr Watson said the firm's decision to expand into Northern Ireland followed a "really extensive search ...

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The Great Pottery Throw Down held its final on March 9. The winner of The Great Pottery Throw Down for 2025 has been crowned. It comes after months of wonderful competition and spectacular creations.

Speaking in Belfast, Napier AI’s chief executive, Greg Watson, said the company is already exploring whether it can expand its Belfast operation. “We have a centre in Kuala Lumpur that’s ...

It’s official— The Great Pottery Throw Down has found its latest champion. Belfast-based project manager James Stanley Watson ...

Greg Watson, CEO of Napier AI, said: “We are delighted to launch our new office in Belfast. The region’s exceptional talent pool, world-class universities, and supportive business environment ...