Caoimhe Archibald

Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald has welcomed the latest international success of Belfast-based Artemis Technologies during her visit to the United States. Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald is pictured with Artemis Technologies co-founder David Tyler at the company’s New York base at Brooklyn Navy Yard

NI's Artemis Technologies makes waves in the US with multi-million dollar deal

Ulster University students living the dream in New York City thanks to a prestigious US scholarship programme. Pictured is Eve McDonnell, Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald and Emma Sheerin

Northern Ireland Study USA students living the American dream in New York city

Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald and CEO of Invest NI, Kieran Donoghue, pictured in Boston

Delegation to strengthen trade, investment and tourism links during US visit

Launching its flagship inclusive employment campaign – Opening Doors, Business in the Community welcomes the support from government and business. Pictured (l-r): Jo McGinley, Social Value Director, EY; Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald; Kellie-Ann Hoey, Head of Group Communications & Responsible Business, SHS Group; Lisa McIlvenna, Deputy Managing Director, Business in the Community; Ciaran McCallion, Head of Human Resources, A&O Shearman; Jacqui Kennedy, Chief People and Corporate Services Officer, Translink and Maria Watson, A/Director of Rehabilitation and Reducing Offending, Northern Ireland Prison Service

New 'Opening Doors' campaign aims to unlock employment opportunities for all

Speaker Edwin Poots during proceedings of the Northern Ireland Assembly at Stormont on February 3, 2024

Speaker cautions Stormont ministers to show ‘courtesy and respect’ to Assembly

Construction work begins on groundbreaking City Deal centre. Pictured is Professor Ian Young, chief scientific advisor to the Northern Ireland Department of Health, councillor Micky Murray, Lord Mayor of Belfast, professor Sir Ian Greer, president and vice-chancellor of Queen's University, Economy Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald, Health Minister Mike Nesbitt and professor Judy Bradley, Director of iREACH Health

Construction work begins on groundbreaking £64m City Deal centre in Belfast

Napier Technologies Ltd, a leading provider of anti-money laundering and anti-financial crime compliance solutions, is establishing a new office in Belfast and creating 106 jobs. Pictured in Belfast as London based Napier AI announces it is to create over 100 jobs in Northern Ireland are Greg Watson, CEO of Napier AI, Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald and Kieran Donoghue, CEO of Invest NI

London artificial intelligence firm to create over 100 jobs in Northern Ireland

Pictured at CIGA Healthcare premises in Ballymena are Irwin Armstrong, owner and CEO, CIGA Healthcare, Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald and Anne Beggs, executive director of International Business and Skills, Invest NI

NI pharmaceutical company secures £1.4m contracts in the US and Europe

The Northern Ireland Assembly has endorsed the extension of the Great British Energy Bill to the region

Stormont backs GB Energy Bill despite concern over ‘lack of detail’

Northern Ireland facing skills shortage.

NoI economy ‘to be short of workers’ says Northern Ireland Skills Barometer

Mark Magill, senior economist at Ulster University and author of the report (Photo: Nigel McDowell / Ulster University)

NI faces workforce crisis with projected shortfall of 5,400 workers annually

Northern Ireland's nightlife is said to be worth more than £3bn.

Call for £600k Stormont cash to fund late night Belfast buses and trains

Sinn Fein's Conor Murphy is leaving his job as Stormont economy minister and Newry and Armagh Assembly member to switch to the upper house of the Irish parliament

Sinn Fein announce new minister for infrastructure in front bench reshuffle

2000 homes in Northern Ireland remain without power

2000 homes still without power in Northern Ireland after Storm Eowyn

Stormont Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald

Executive on course to deliver balanced budget: Caoimhe Archibald

Stormont Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald has told the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee that the increase to national insurance contributions could leave the Stormont executive short by about £100 million

Stormont Executive ‘could be £100m short to deal with national insurance rise’

Northern Ireland is set to be around £100 million short to deal with the outworkings of a hike in national insurance contributions, the Stormont Finance Minister has said.

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The minister said the offer has been made following a series of negotiations with both industrial and non-industrial Civil Service unions

Finance Minister makes 20-month Civil Service pay offer

Stormont Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald

Departments must now live within means following funds allocation – Archibald

Supermarket veg cuts are extremely concerning, says UFU

UFU express concern over supermarket cuts to veg and potatoes

Deputy First Minister Emma Little Pengelly, Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald, and First Minister Michelle O'Neill during a press conference today at Stormont Castle, Belfast

Stormont ministers agree to put draft budget out for public consultation

Rates hikes are likely as councils need to cover increased staff National Insurance costs. Picture: Pacemaker Belfast.

Rates timebomb: Minister begs Westminster for cash amid stealth tax fears

Rates hikes are likely as councils need to cover increased staff National Insurance costs. Picture: Pacemaker Belfast.

Taxpayers facing 'rates timebomb' from council staff National Insurance spike

Caoimhe Archibald has failed four times to get rates reform on the executive agenda

Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald announces a review of NI's rates system

Sinn Fein leader Mary Lou McDonald in Dublin ahead of polling day on November 29: Gráinne Ní Aodha/PA Wire

Powersharing in NI shows that Sinn Fein 'can hold it together' in the Republic

Health Minister Mike Nesbitt

Health service in NI Ireland currently operating at the limit

It will be more difficult for the Stormont powersharing Executive to balance its budget without using revenue-raising measures, Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn has said

More difficult for Stormont to balance books without revenue-raising: Benn

A banner at the Ulster Farmers' Union rally at the Eikob Exhibition Centre, Lisburn, Co Antrim

Inheritance tax on family farms ‘a direct threat’ to way of life

Planned changes to inheritance tax on family farms are dealing a devastating blow to the farming community and will shape the future of rural Northern Ireland for generations to come, a rally has been told.

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General view of Lower Garfield Street in Belfast, part of the proposed Tribeca development

Stormont urged to consider infrastructure fund to progress Tribeca plan

Finance minister Caoimhe Archibald minister met with union representatives yesterday

Civil Service pay rise in excess of 3% does not appear affordable, says minister

The Department of Communities must act quickly to support pensioners losing out from a cut to the Winter Fuel Payment, UUP MLA Andy Allen says. Photo: Yui Mok/PA Wire

Winter Fuel Payment cash 'falls far short' of 'vast need' - UUP

The cover of the new inclusive language guide for the civil service which has been published by the Department of Finance (which has responsibility for the civil service), encouraging staff to make people aware of ‘their pronouns’

Letter: ​Divergent views on transgenderism must be tolerated

Northern Ireland Secretary Hilary Benn said it was up to the Stormont Executive as to how it spent its budget

MPs make case for funding to fix Northern Ireland's public services

Stormont’s Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald and Health Minister Mike Nesbitt have pledged to work together to deliver a baby loss certificate scheme in Northern Ireland

Ministers pledge to work together to deliver baby loss certificate scheme

The devolved executive at Stormont has achieved extra funding of £80m in this financial year with a number of incremental measures

Stormont on track to meet Treasury's £113m target

​Northern Ireland's political leaders have sent a united message that a funding pause on two city and growth deals must be lifted. Pictured is Stormont's finance minister Caoimhe Archibald.

Stormont tells Treasury to release city growth funding

Artist's impression of the design for Casement Park in Belfast. The UK Government confirmed on Friday night that it will not fund the redevelopment of the derelict GAA stadium in west Belfast in time for the Euro 2028 tournament due to “a significant risk that it would not be built in time”

£400m bill to rebuild Casement Park does not align with GAA figures – Burns

Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly has said that the city deals for the Belfast regions and Londonderry City and Strabane will be unaffected by a UK Government pause on funding announced on Friday

Two NI city and growth deals not impacted by funding pause – Little-Pengelly

Morning View

Editorial: Stormont has indeed at times seemed to use the begging bowl

Northern Ireland First Minister Michelle O'Neill during a meeting of the North South Ministerial Council (NSMC) in Dublin Castle

Pausing city deals funding ‘unacceptable and deplorable’ - O’Neill

Northern Ireland's Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald (left), First Minister Michelle O'Neill (centre) and deputy First Minister Emma Little Pengelly talk to the media before meeting the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves at the Treasury in London.

Stormont leaders deny 'begging bowl' tactics as they push for more funds for NI

Northern Ireland's Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald (left), First Minister Michelle O'Neill (centre) and deputy First Minister Emma Little Pengelly before meeting the Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves at the Treasury in London. Photo: Jordan Pettitt/PA Wire

Suggestions calls for more funds for NI reaching out a “begging bowl” rejected

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer and Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves

Chancellor ‘may not be in listening mode’ for meeting on NI finances – Robinson

Minister with Claire McDowell, Jennifer McCullagh and Emma Thorpe from Hare and Hawthorn Ltd, Coleraine

Minister calls NI entrepreneurs to help vacant premises get ‘Back in Business’

Stormont's Finance Minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald who has said that transformation of the public sector is "essential"

‘Transformation’ of public sector essential to future of Executive’s finances

Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald looked forward to a ‘constructive’ relationship with Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Pic: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald makes case for more funding for NI in meeting...

Education Minister Paul Givan. Photo: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

More money is needed for education sector to prevent further strikes: Paul Givan

Health Minister Robin Swann in the Great Hall at Parliament Buildings at Stormont, walking into the Assembly Chamber after recess of the debate on the Budget

DUP accuses UUP of 'irresponsible' vote as rest of Executive backs plans

Stormont Assembly members have backed this year's budget in a vote that saw the outgoing Health Minister and his UUP colleagues oppose the spending plan

Stormont Assembly members have backed this year's budget despite opposition

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris leaving no 10 Downing Street, London, following a Cabinet meeting Picture: Lucy North/PA Wire

Treasury agrees to review how Stormont is funded in the future

Northern Ireland Green Party leader Mal O'Hara - whose party received Assembly backing for more ambitious climate targets than originally planned - has criticised the Executive as 'chancers' on climate change.

Executive are 'chancers' on climate - Greens

Northern Ireland Finance Minister Caoimhe Archibald speaks to the media outside the Treasury building in Westminster, central London, after meeting with Chief Secretary to the Treasury Laura Trott and signing off on a new funding model for Stormont

Stormont and Treasury strike interim framework deal on future funding model

Sinn Fein's Caoimhe Archibald has rejected climate change funding bids from Stormont departments. Photo: Liam McBurney/PA Wire

SF blocks climate change funding

Alliance leader Naomi Long. Photo: Arthur Allison/Pacemaker

NI justice system will slow down due to budget allocation: Naomi Long

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris

Urgent delivery of budget needed: Claire Hanna, MP

School classroom

Budget unlikely to deliver all the funding education needs – Pengelly

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