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51 Talented teenagers compete to become 2019 ABP Angus Youth Challenge Finalists
19 Mar 2019
51 young people representing 13 schools from right across the province competed today for a place in the final stage of the 2019 ABP Youth Challenge, an agri-skills development competition for teenagers wanting to work in agri-food.
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Danske Bank first NI company to join The Valuable 500
06 Mar 2019
Danske Bank has become the first company in Northern Ireland to join a global movement known as ‘The Valuable 500’.
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Devenish transforms pig and animal feed industry in Uganda
11 Feb 2019
Agri technology company Devenish continues to develop sustainable farming in Uganda, Africa, having invested more than £1million developing its business in the region since 2015.
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Apex commits to local communities by inspiring the workforce of the future at St Cecilia’s
07 Feb 2019
Major North West not-for-profit housing association, Apex, which manages a stock of some 5,500 homes, has launched a unique partnership with St Cecilia’s College, seeking to inspire the future workforce.
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Global Programme to Prevent Underage Drinking Reaches 20,000 Pupils in Northern Ireland
07 Feb 2019
‘Smashed’, a global programme that is dedicated to preventing underage drinking around the world, has now been delivered to 20,000 school students across Northern Ireland.
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BT Group contributes £592m boost to Northern Ireland economy
05 Feb 2019
BT Group is responsible for generating £1 in every £65 produced in the Northern Ireland economy, according to an independent report published today.
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ABP UK wins ‘Food Manufacture’ Company of the Year
05 Feb 2019
The meat processor, ABP UK, has won the prestigious accolade of Food Manufacture Company of the Year at the 2018 Food Manufacture Excellence Awards.
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Devenish invests in next generation of talent
18 Jan 2019
Agri tech company Devenish rolls out multi-discipline post-graduate programmes
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Young News Readers Grabbing the Headlines
17 Jan 2019
The Irish News have launched a special school edition of the Irish News to bring the stories making the news a new generation of younger readers, helping them understand the world around them and improve their literacy skills.