If you can't find what you are looking for, try searching for it below:
Almac Diagnostics have partnered with breast cancer researchers at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, University of Miami Miller (UM) to win a prestigious Department of Defense Synergistic Idea Award, one of just twelve such grants awarded in the United States.
The $725,000 research grant over two years will allow Lisa Baumbach, Ph.D., Associate Professor of Pediatrics at [...]
Membership of WHO European Healthy Cities Network extended Belfast’s its membership of the World Health Organisation’s European Healthy Cities Network has been extended to Phase 5 of the WHO project, which spans from 2009-2013. Through the Belfast Healthy Cities partnership, Belfast has played a leading role in the WHO European Healthy Cities Network for 20 years and [...]
Sainsbury’s has today launched its Dairy Development Group in Northern Ireland in a move which will strengthen the partnership between the supermarket and the local milk sector. This group will consist of a dedicated pool of farmers producing milk specifically for Sainsbury’s stores in Northern Ireland. Sainsbury’s currently sources 5.5million litres of milk [...]
Sainsbury’s online service will be extended to include non food items, good news for a Newry call centre.
The Parades Commission has decided not to impose any restrictions on the forthcoming Belfast Pride parade
In the last century the English press characterised the Irish as drunken wastrels who were always fighting with each other and anyone else they could find. Punch magazine gave the Irish the most unflattering of caricatures, usually ape-like, wielding shillelaghs and trying to steal.
How it must have made the English chattering classes and gentry laugh. [...]
New Commissioner takes up parades post
A spokesperson for Titanic Quarter Ltd said:
“It would appear that there is much unfounded media speculation surrounding the future of Titanic Signature Project, when in fact the required preparation and foundation work has been ongoing on site for over two months and if anyone is interested in viewing the site, we would be happy to [...]
Sometimes the truth hurts. Very often people don’t want the truth, even when they say they do. Take the south of Ireland where very clearly people don’t want to hear about the austerity measures that must take effect to rebuild the economy.
Brian Cowen is taking a beating in the polls because he is ‘telling it [...]
Almost 40 years since Neil Armstrong took “one small step for man; one giant leap for mankind” one-fifth of people in Northern Ireland still rate the moon landing as the most iconic TV moment of all time.*
In an online survey commissioned by TV Licensing, 20 per cent of people questioned in Northern Ireland picked the [...]