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Deloitte announces plans to create 500 new jobs in Belfast

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Belfast Factory To Make 5,000 Air Defence Missiles For Ukraine In €2Bn Deal
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Belfast factory to make 5,000 air defence missiles for Ukraine in €2bn deal

Us Fintech Firm Spiderrock To Create 20 New Jobs In Belfast
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US fintech firm SpiderRock to create 20 new jobs in Belfast

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Supermarket Reduced To ‘Ashes’ Amid Belfast Disorder, Says Manager
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Supermarket reduced to ‘ashes’ amid Belfast disorder, says manager

Dublin Jumps Into Top 50 In Global ‘Most Expensive Cities’ List
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Dublin jumps into top 50 in global ‘most expensive cities’ list

Distillery In Notorious Former Belfast Prison ‘Epitomises Story Of Transformation’
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Distillery in notorious former Belfast prison ‘epitomises story of transformation’

Production At Northern Ireland Weapons Plant Doubles Amid War In Ukraine
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Production at Northern Ireland weapons plant doubles amid war in Ukraine

Syrian Says He Feels Welcome After Opening New Shop Following Arson Attack
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Syrian says he feels welcome after opening new shop following arson attack

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Ey Announces 1,000 New Jobs In North As Major Investment Summit Begins
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EY announces 1,000 new jobs in North as major investment summit begins

£47 Million Factory To Open In Belfast Creating Over 100 Jobs
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£47 million factory to open in Belfast creating over 100 jobs

Leap Cards To Be Accepted By Aircoach
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Leap cards to be accepted by Aircoach

Primark Staff Welcome Shoppers Back To Belfast Store Four Years After Blaze
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Primark staff welcome shoppers back to Belfast store four years after blaze