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Trevor Magill, Musgrave NI managing director, Andrew Webb, chief economist at Grant Thornton and Julie Cherry, Musgrave NI trading director at the launch of Growing Good Business: An Economic and Social Impact Report at St. George’s Market

NI food retail giant announces £1.2bn annual contribution to the local economy

Full Fibre broadband provider Fibrus has injected a staggering £431 million into the Northern Ireland economy since launching in 2020, according to a new economic impact report by Grant Thornton

Homegrown internet provider fuels £431m boost to NI economy, creating 435 jobs

Paul Prenter, advisory partner at Grant Thornton Northern Ireland

Belfast business advisory firm retains top stop in Northern Ireland

Grant Thornton has announced the appointment of 15 new partners across its audit, tax and advisory areas across the island of Ireland, with four of the appointments made at its Belfast office. Pictured is Declan Walsh, Sharon Scanlan, Sarah Bradley, Paul Prenter, Janette Maxwell, Mark Bradley, Steve Tennant, Bronagh Bourke, Graham Stirling, Ross Sheridan, Victoria Armitage, Áine Logan, Robert Ryan, Sean Ridley and Úna Ryan

Business advisory firm appointments record breaking 15 new partners

Lighthouse Communications, one of the UK and Ireland’s most respected PR and marketing communications consultancies, has appointed Alyson English as its new managing director. Alyson takes over from founder, Stephen Smith who established the firm 15 years ago and will remain within the business overseeing crisis management. Stephen is pictured with Alyson at the firm’s office in Holywood

Founder of NI PR firm steps aside and appoints new managing director

Commercial law firm Tughans has maintained its number one position for M&A activity in Northern Ireland. Pictured is Tughans corporate partners Paul O’Brien, James Donnelly, Fiona Kirkpatrick, John McGuckian and Ben Sims

Belfast law firm retains top spot for M&A activity in NI and climbs UK rankings

Casement Park in west Belfast. Photo: Pacemaker

New report on Casement's economic benefits an attempt to 'obscure reality': TUV

Grant Thornton tops Northern Ireland corporate finance adviser rankings. Pictured is Richard Gillan, Grant Thornton, Northern Ireland managing partner

Belfast professional services firm tops NI corporate finance adviser rankings

23 new jobs have been created in Belfast by leading business advisory firm, Grant Thornton. The appointments will strengthen both the audit and advisory department and the tax division. Pictured is Grant Thornton Northern Ireland managing partner, Richard Gillan, welcomes the new faces to the firm in response to growing demand across all its service lines

Business advisory firm creates 23 new jobs in Belfast

A new report has found that Northern Ireland’s tourism sector made an economic impact of £2.3bn accounting for 5.1% of the local economy (Gross Value Add) in 2021.
The sector also supported 65,000 jobs, 7% of all employment in the region. Commissioned by the Northern Ireland Tourism Alliance (NITA), the report by Grant
Thornton is the first time a complete measure of tourism’s local economic impact has been made. Pictured is Dr. Joanne Stuart OBE, NITA CEO who will be launching the report to the 175 attendees at its annual conference in Titanic Belfast today

Report reveals £2.3billion economic impact boost from Northern Ireland tourism

RTE have announced there are no plans for Ryan Tubridy to return to his presenting role

No plans for Ryan Tubridy to return presenting role, says RTE

Grant Thornton Northern Ireland managing partner Richard Gillan welcomes the appointments of seven new directors to the leading professional services firm: Liam McHenry, Aine Logan, Gemma Johnson, Peter Coyle, Nikita Lynn, Neil Hughes and Emma Andrews

Grant Thornton makes seven new director appointments in Belfast

Launching the 'first of its kind’ enterprise dashboard which aims to help policy makers understand the Northern Ireland business landscape are Gillian Martin, UUEPC, Alan Lowry, FSB, Andew Parker, Grant Thorton and Dr Karen Bonner, UUEPC

‘First of its kind’ enterprise dashboard launched in NI

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Rushmere shopping firm bust

Alan Gourley, Richard Gillan and Peter Legge

Grant Thornton adds new partner as tax team expands

Grant Thornton Northern Ireland managing partner Richard Gillan

Grant Thornton announces major recruitment drive at its Belfast office with 50 n...
Leading business advisory firm Grant Thornton has created 50 new jobs as part of a major recruitment drive at its Belfast office in response to continued growth across all service lines.
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Grant Thornton office

Grant Thornton Ireland announces 1,000 new jobs across seven offices including B...

Stephen McCammon, MD of Menarys and Ken Rutherford, Executive Partner, DWF in Northern Ireland

Menarys poised for High Street Challenge

Peter Legge, Tax Partner at Grant Thornton in Belfast joins Ciara McGonnell-Cushnahan, Finance Director at Bloc Blinds

Grant Thornton helps companies claw back £10m of tax relief

Grant Thornton announces recruitment drive

Lockdown easing sparks further recruitment drive at Grant Thornton

Ann McGregor, Chief Executive, NI Chamber and Tanya Anderson, Head of International and Business Support with International Trade Executive Lynsey Foster and Customs Agents Brendan Martin and Marta Gajewska

NI Chamber launches services to help businesses trade in 2021

Gordon Richardson, GRAHAM Senior Contracts Manager

GRAHAM partners with Grant Thornton on Hard Facilities Management contract in Be...

Grant Thornton Northern Ireland Managing Partner Richard Gillan, right, welcomes newly appointed Technology Partner Trevor Dunne who will head up the firm’s new Digital Transformation service

Grant Thornton expands into digital

Artist's impression of the Hightown incinerator

NI’s reputation on world stage ‘will be damaged unless incinerator goes ahead’

An artist's impression of the proposed project.

Report brands proposed Newtownabbey incinerator ‘an essential element of Norther...

BrightHouse has collapsed into administration (Photo: Shutterstock)

BrightHouse has collapsed into administration - putting 2,400 jobs at risk

Are you affected by the Wonga collapse? (Photo: Shutterstock)

Collapsed payday loan company Wonga isn’t paying customers what they’re owed Rhona Shennan

Barry's Amusements, Portrush.

Barry's Amusements in Portrush put up for sale

Barry's Amusements, Portrush.

Barry's Amusements in Portrush put up for sale

Pic courtesy of Barry's

Barry’s Amusements in Portrush for sale

Gareth Latimer, Director, Recovery and Reorganisation, Grant Thornton

Politicaluncertaintyblamed forinsolvencyrise

The company is to close after being rocked by thousands of complaints and regulatory uncertainty (Photo: Shutterstock)

Payday lender QuickQuid is to close after thousands of complaints - here’s what ...

Newly appointed economist at Grant Thornton Andrew Webb, right, with managing partner in Belfast Richard Gillan

‘Growth to continue across Ireland despite Brexit woes’

The probe comes weeks after Interserve fell into administration after failing to find backers for its rescue plan

Grant Thornton probed over Interserve audits

Patisserie Valerie collapsed after a gaping hole appeared in its finances

Auditors ‘don’t look for fraud’ - Patisserie Valerie accountants

Construction has seen growth but faces mounting challenges in 2019

Construction sounds positive note with 5.5% growth in Q3 2018

The Church might try to bring together a consortium of interested parties

Church of England mulls over a buyout of Wonga's loan book

Ambulance rescue operation

Archbishop '˜must step in' to protect Wonga borrowers

The move comes weeks after shareholders pumped in Â£10m in a rescue bid

Struggling payday lender Wonga goes into administration

Two years after the closure of the firm, the BHS site in Belfast is due to partially re-open soon with the arrival of Guineys from the Irish Republic

Chappell '˜knew BHS chain was bust when he bought it'

The lack of political progress is damaging the construction sector and is unacceptable industry spokesman John Armstrong has warned

Urgent action needed now over province's construction sector

Grant Thornton managing partner Richard Gillan, in the firms new offices in the landmark Danske Bank building on Donegall Square Sth

Grant Thornton builds in room to grow

Richard Gillan, left, and Danske Bank CEO Kevin Kingston

Grant Thornton appoints Graham for office fit-out

Brexit is a key issue facing agri-food

Food industry strong but under pressure

Grant Thornton NI managing partner Richard Gillan (third right) and Make-A-Wish fundraising manager Gail McKee (third left) with members of specialist fit-out firm Portviews five teams Paul McNeill, Amy Black, Karen Fullerton and Portview MD Simon Campbell

Portview joins in making a wish for Runway Run

Runway Run Ambassador Stephen Ferris, second left, at the launch with, from left, Richard Gillan, Peter Legge and Neal Taylor of Grant Thornton

Firms urged to sign up to Grant Thornton Runway Run

The Runway runs always prove popular

Businesses warming up for Grant Thornton Runway Run

Athletics: Runway Run aims to build on 2015 success

Lisburn Glass Group headquarters

30 jobs to go as glass firm closes

Business suffered fatal decline

Xtra-Vision loses battle to stay in business

Mid-sized firms in the UK are overwhelmingly in favour of remaining

Business leaders favour UK staying in reformed EU - poll

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