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irishnews.com | Ryan McAleer
Demand and investment in the north’s industrial property sector rose sharply in the first quarter of 2025, a new survey suggests. The latest commercial property monitor from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) suggests activity in the industrial sector was well ahead of office and retail in the first three months of the year.
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msn.com | Ryan McAleer
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irishnews.com | Ryan McAleer
Fast-growing English fried chicken restaurant chain Wingers has included Northern Ireland as part of its latest expansion plans. The company, set up in 2020 by the Sunner family, is targeting 30 new sites by the end of 2025. Known for its buttermilk fried chicken wings and tenders, the company has expanded to 14 restaurants since opening its first site in Aldridge five years ago. The growth of the West Midlands company has been driven by the franchise model the Sunner family has adopted.
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irishnews.com | Ryan McAleer
The Co Down company behind the Airtastic and Funky Monkey indoor entertainment centres has reported a pre-tax profit of just over £1.5 million. Funky Monkey Playcentres Ltd, which owns a dozen indoor venues across the island of Ireland and Britain, enjoyed a 21% uplift in its annual revenue to £16.5m last year, according to the latest accounts filed with Companies House.
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2 days ago |
irishnews.com | Ryan McAleer
The parent company of Translink has formally lodged plans to develop a £36.4 million office building on the car park at Belfast’s Lanyon Place Train Station. The application from the Northern Ireland Transport Holding Company (NITHC) represents a scaling down of the East Bridge Street development, which has been styled as the ‘Gateway Building’ by Todd Architects. The NITHC, which owns the car park, has been the public corporation responsible for the operation of Translink since the late 1960s.
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Tad more simplified with the entire island looking at 10% import tariffs. But I understand there's an issue with certain US warehouse operators (used by Irish exporters to store stock in US). I'm aware of one major firm asking for a 200% up front cash advance from EU companies.
Trump’s tariffs expose the complexity of the island’s Irish whiskey industry https://t.co/XkVlpnEtA7
The Consumer Council survey published this morning put the 500L home heating oil average at £269.72. Since then at least two dozen firms are quoting £250 or less. At least 4 are currently quoting £238 for 500L. Last time we were here was September 2021.
The NI Consumer Council's latest weekly survey shows home heating oil at its cheapest since the first week of 2022. A quick look at the market this morning suggests prices are continuing to come down. Diesel and petrol prices appear a bit more rigid.
The NI Consumer Council's latest weekly survey shows home heating oil at its cheapest since the first week of 2022. A quick look at the market this morning suggests prices are continuing to come down. Diesel and petrol prices appear a bit more rigid.
Price of home heating oil falls to three-year low in Northern Ireland https://t.co/R4iT4cH91J
