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Belfast Chamber’s American Business Event Celebrates Transatlantic Collaboration

The essential economic, social, and cultural bonds that sustain Northern Ireland’s thriving relationship with American businesses have been celebrated at...
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Leading NI Construction Firm To Host ‘groundbreaking’ Hydrogen Conference on 7th November

The event will highlight hydrogen's pivotal role in decarbonising the construction industry and explore some of the challenges and misconceptions...
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SuperValu & Centra call on community groups to apply for trees as part of planting project

-Applications open as retail brands set to plant another 5,000 trees in 2025-   Community retailers SuperValu and Centra, part of...
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Members Attend Belfast Chamber Business Forum

Belfast Chamber members received valuable insights into the city’s development and security landscape at the Chamber’s Business Forum at Custom...
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Boosting Business Success through Employee Mental Health & Well-Being

🌟 Join Dr Juliet Hassard, Queen's Business School, on November 5th for an exclusive event on Boosting Business Success through...
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Belfast Business Networking Event

Airmic is the largest not for profit association in the UK and Ireland dedicated to those who are involved in...
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EastSide Partnership unveils a five year strategy to support the delivery of a thriving East Belfast

EastSide Partnership, the regeneration charity which aims to improve the lives of people across east Belfast through the delivery of...
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World Mental Health Day, Thursday 10 October

World Mental Health Day is coming up on Thursday 10 October. Maybe you’re planning cupcakes, pizza, posters on the walls,...
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YOTEL to open new hotel in Belfast City Centre

The global hotel brand has unveiled plans to launch its eighth property in the United Kingdom and its first on...
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NI Productiviy “Stubbornly Low” and Will Take Time To Improve – Economy Minister

Economy Minister Conor Murphy has warned that Northern Ireland’s “stubbornly low” productivity levels will take time to improve, but that...
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