The Royal Television Society Northern Ireland (RTS NI) is delighted to announce the nominations for this year’s Student Television Awards, supported by Northern Ireland Screen and the Department for the Communities. Celebrating ten years of encouraging and nurturing student talent in Northern Ireland, the RTS NI Student Awards Ceremony will be hosted by UTV on-screen […]
Young people from Forth Meadow Community Greenway’s PEACE IV-supported Youth Engagement & Civic Education project marked completion of the project at a special event at Crumlin Road Gaol recently. From November 2021, Youth Link NI engaged with 17 different youth organisations and schools, working with nearly 400 young people aged 10-24 years. The project supported
The Imagine! Belfast Festival of Ideas & Politics today launched its full 2023 programme with Belfast Lord Mayor, Councillor Christina Black and other guests. This year’s festival, taking place from March 20-26 2023, will explore the theme, ‘Brain Food: A Feast of Ideas for A Better World’ with a programme of film, humour, talks, music, poetry, theatre, exhibitions, tours,
The Imagine! Belfast Festival of Ideas and Politics Returns With A Feast Of Events Read More »
The 5th Cinemagic ON THE PULSE Festival, celebrating the short film genre, funded by the Department for Communities through Northern Ireland Screen, proudly presents a programme of unmissable films for families, schools, young adults and young filmmakers, as well as jury programme and a Talent Lab Masterclass series for aspiring film, television and media creators supported
Cinemagic Calls “Action” For ON THE PULSE Festival Read More »
As final preparations are being made ahead of the reopening of Titanic Belfast on Saturday, details have been announced of some of the new artefacts that will go on display including an original deck chair from RMS Titanic and the world-famous violin belonging to the ship’s hero musician, Wallace Hartley, which has been described as one of the rarest and most
Original Titanic Artefacts Go On Display In Belfast Read More »
Multi award winning Fortwilliam Musical Society will perform Rogers and Hammerstein’s all-time favourite musical, Oklahoma! in Theatre at the Mill, Newtownabbey, this March. On the heels of its West End Revival, Oklahoma! tells the love story of cowboy Curly and farm girl Laurey. Judd, a worker at Laurey’s farm, also has feelings for her. Together,
Oklahoma! The Musical Set For Belfast Stage Read More »
CGI, one of the largest IT and business consulting services firms in the world, is expanding its employee base with a new 50 strong consulting centre based in Northern Ireland. CGI delivers strategic IT and business consulting along with systems integration, managed IT and business process services and intellectual property solutions. Its services help its
4 Corners Festival returns for its 11th annual instalment on January 27 for a 9-day event running until February 5, covering a variety of music, art, talks, sporting and religious-based events. This year’s theme, Dreams…Visions For Belfast is hoping to inspire individuals from all areas within the city to create a peaceful home for all
4 Corners Festival Bringing Communities Together Through Sports Read More »
Dublin’s renowned coffee chain FUEL has opened its first Belfast branch on the Lisburn Road, in a £100,000 investment that is set to create at least eight new hospitality jobs, to begin with. Belfast born businessman David Beggs has two FUEL branches in Dublin in Rathmines and Clontarf but aims to further expand the offering
Dublin Coffee Chain FUEL Invests £100k In South Belfast Café Read More »
Proposed further cuts to funding would have a “catastrophic” effect on schools and young people, the NI Children’s Commissioner has said, following news that the Education Authority (EA) have been directed to bridge a £110m funding gap. “Meeting with the EA recently I was alarmed to discover the scale and depth of cuts being asked
Education Cuts “Catastrophic” For Children Says Children’s Commissioner Read More »
