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Full coverage: Northern Ireland

Wing and a win: What UK-US trade pact means for aerospace industry in Northern Ireland

The US-UK trade deal, finalised at the G7 in Canada this week, now includes the removal of tariffs on aerospace exports to the US. It is a big win for the North's booming industry.

Michael Cogley
24th Jun, 2025 - 6 min read

“From political compromise to economic opportunity”: The push for all-island corporate tax

The Windsor Framework has granted Northern Ireland unique access to the UK and EU goods markets. But with businesses yet to feel the benefit, Chartered Accountants Ireland call for lower corporation tax to complement dual-market access.

Michael Cogley
11th Jun, 2025 - 10 min read

“Business as usual”: Lakeland Dairies’ CEO on US tariffs, environmental challenges and prospective mergers

As the cross-border co-op returns to profit, Colin Kelly says it is near completing a major restructuring and looks forward to industry consolidation.

Thomas Hubert
9th Apr, 2025 - 7 min read

Why a legacy Northern Ireland food business is betting on climate agtech

Roebuck Foods was in the business of milking cows, and meat and dairy trade and logistics. It is now on course to raise up to €10m to acquire a Galway start-up addressing livestock’s methane emissions.

Thomas Hubert
20th Dec, 2024 - 5 min read

Harland and (the) Wolff at the door: “We can’t afford to let it fail”

The famous shipbuilding company enthuses many with what it could do for Belfast's manufacturing and economic future – if it can first find a way out of its immediate crisis.

Alice Chambers
14th Aug, 2024 - 8 min read

The UK lawyer taking on Gerry Adams: “This isn’t about money. It’s about accountability and truth”

McCue Jury won a major settlement for bereaved families against Real IRA Omagh bombers. But can it pin IRA bombings on the ex-Sinn Féin leader?

Francesca Comyn
3rd Jun, 2024 - 8 min read

Westminster elections: A party leader endgame in East Belfast and Sinn Féin’s big-name signing

A change of government is on the cards on July 4 in the UK's snap election called by Tory Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. In Northern Ireland, the fates of the parties battling for Westminster seats is harder to call.

Tommie Gorman
1st Jun, 2024 - 5 min read

“Episodes of care”: Why PDFORRA is sending Defence Forces personnel over the border for private medical care

A large number of members of the Defence Forces are travelling over the border to access private health care. And that number is about to grow larger still as PDFORRA expands the scheme to former members.

Tommie Gorman
13th May, 2024 - 3 min read

Unwinding of “pioneering” EIB debt closes a chapter for Devenish 

The funding aimed to turn the Belfast company into a global leader of integrated animal, human and environmental health solutions. Having sold down assets, it is refocusing on livestock feed ingredients instead.

Thomas Hubert
25th Apr, 2024 - 3 min read

A nation once again? It won’t be about money or identity, but productivity

Integrating Northern Ireland would cost the Republic a lot of money, but establishing the nature of the transformation to be paid for is more likely to cause difficulty than the final amount involved.

Stephen Kinsella
11th Apr, 2024 - 6 min read
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