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The Open Championship, Royal Portrush Golf Club, Co. Antrim in 2019

The Open: Council approves £350,000 in funding to support golf event in Portrush

David Wright, director at CBRE NI and Dearbhla Kilpatrick, general manager at Honeycomb Jobs, at Honeycomb’s new office space at The Linenhall building in Belfast city centre. Honeycomb’s relocation followed significant growth for the company and was supported by CBRE NI, acting on behalf of Killultagh Estates

Business support recruitment agency relocates in NI office space aimd growth

Stantec, a global leader in sustainable engineering, architecture, and environmental consulting, has opened its new Belfast office. Pictured is David Wright, director at CBRE NI, who supported Stantec with the relocation, and Simon Dickson, Stantec’s operations director and Belfast office lead

Global consulting firm opens offices in NI to support continued success

David Wright and Andrew Gill getting ready to compete in the World Ploughing Championships

Northern Ireland Ploughmen having a field day in Estonia at World Ploughing Cham...

A commercial development opportunity at Ballee Road East in Ballymena, with full planning permission for a petrol filling station, drive-thru restaurant, EV Fast Charging and an internet café, has been brought to the market for £1.25 million

High-profile NI commercial development on the market for £1.25million

John Ryan takes his horse for a walk during the traditional Ballyclare May Festival and Horse Fair in May 2006. Picture: News Letter archives/Gavan Caldwell

Bygone Days: Ulster farmers ‘apprehensive’ about proposals in milk bill (1934)

Northern Ireland teenager Jack Wright when he came third in the under 21s class at the recent National Ploughing Championships in Ratheniska, County Laois

Pictures: NI teenager's success at National Ploughing Championships

1 Mays Meadow is an attractive proposition for investors and developers. Whilst the property has been used as office accommodation since its construction in 1999, the site lends itself to purpose built student accommodation, life sciences or even a boutique hotel, and it is this potential for diverse uses which we expect will drive interest in the asset

A prime development opportunity in Belfast City Centre up for sale

Professional recruitment consultancy MCS Group has announced its plans to double its office footprint by moving into The Ewart in Belfast city centre. Pictured are David Wright, director at CBRE NI, Louise Smyth and Barry Smyth, joint managing directors at MCS Group

Major growth at MCS Group sees the firm double its office footprint in NI

Hannah Duffin, regional operations manager at Rutledge Group, David Wright, director at CBRE NI and Helen Heggan, branch manager at Rutledge Group

Recruitment and training firm moves to new city centre offices amid major busine...

Top 5 ways children would solve climate change

Chelsea Pensioners hosted by Cookstown friend

2019 committee members, bottom from left: Hugh Devine, assistant secretary, Seamus Kearny, secretary, Martin Brogan, chairperson, Bob Henry, vice chairperson, P J Kearney, co-ordinator. Back from left: Eugene McCrossan, treasurer, Rachel Boggs, PRO, Leslie Buchanan, John McBride, Mark Armstrong, Rufus McFarland, William Crawford, committee members

Mid Tyrone Lamb Group holds AGM

The Plater's Yard site lies between the river and Titanic Belfast

Prime Belfast waterfront development site offered for sale

Thomas Roundtree from Templepatrick, enjoyed his day out at Killead's 102nd ploughing match. Picture: Julie Hazelton

Andrew on winning form at Killead's 102nd match

More than 30 ploughmen travelled from throughout the Province to compete at Killead Ploughing Society's 102nd annual match.

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Playing with a toy gun

Many nurseries banning toy weapons, poll finds

Compare NI has taken space in the Adelaide Exchange building

Office market posts strong start alongside economic output

HMRC will lease Erskine House for 25 years, accommodating 1,600 staff

Belfast office market closes H1 in strong position

Greenwood Business Park, Lisburn.

Business park owners hoping £4.5m investment will attract new tenants

The new committee, following the annual meeting of Fermanagh Grassland Club (front, from left) John Egerton, vice-chairman; Trevor Dunn, chairman; Philip Clarke, treasurer (back row) David Brown, Robert Graham, Albert Foster, Alan Warnock, Nigel Graham and James Murphy. Missing from the photograph are Barry Read and secretary William Johnston.

Trevor takes chairman's role

2017 kicks off with new format roadshow

A section of the large crowd attending the Co Down President's Area Meeting at Ballynahinch. Picture: Cliff Donaldson

President winter road shows start next week

Wright wins in style at the foothills of the Sperrins

Rodney Wilson; North West Armagh Group Manager, Alexander Nicholl; NW Armagh Group Chairman, Arthur Maginnis; NW Armagh Group Manager and Victor Chestnutt; UFU Deputy President.

Health and welfare day for Armagh groups

A computer generated image of how the refurbished River House in Belfast will look

Major refurbishment for landmark office building in Belfast city centre

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