Northern Ireland: Reopening of nightclubs part of ‘return to normality’
Minister voices concern over lack of mandate for Covid vaccine proof to enter clubs
Medics in North ‘very concerned’ ahead of easing of Covid-19 rules
Nightclubs to open on Sunday without need for vaccine certs while cases rise
Covid-19: Pandemic death toll passes 4,000 as 57 further deaths reported by Nphet
A further 650 new cases of the virus have also been reported
Second vaccine may be authorised within ‘days’, says Swann
Northern Ireland reports 11 more coronavirus deaths as total climbs to 1,026
Pub in Enniskillen calls time again after three weeks back in business
North’s Ministers announce new Covid-19 restrictions to begin at 6pm on Friday
North: 9 licensed premises given prohibition notices for breaching Covid regulations
Northern Ireland’s health minister to ask Executive to ‘prioritise stronger legislation’
Pubs not serving food in North will not reopen next week – Stormont
Theatre openings delayed as NI sees another pause in emerging from Covid-19 lockdown
Indoor weddings, baptisms can resume in Northern Ireland from July 10th
Decision agreed at meeting of North’s Executive on Monday in latest easing of the coronavirus restrictions
Coronavirus: Hotels, restaurants and some pubs reopen in Northern Ireland
Two further Covid-19-related deaths reported in the North amid easing of restrictions
Covid-19: Worry of further losses at Belfast’s Hatfield House bar
Bar manager Richie Keenan and his team are set for uncertain post-Covid-19 reopening
Tourism body seeks dining time limit increase to two hours
Draft guidelines propose reopening pubs and restaurants for 90-minute visits
Coronavirus: NI businesses have ‘not seen a penny’ of promised grants
Hospitality sector complains of being left to fend for itself due to delays in support money
Derry school with suspected case of Covid-19 not allowed to close
North’s Department of Education denies primary school’s request to close for two days
North’s Executive agrees new measures to ramp up response to Covid-19
Measures include rates relief for businesses and support for the vulnerable
Irish tourism may gain by looking to its home market
The rapid spread of coronavirus has people in the tourism industry understandably nervous
Business leaders urge politicians to agree deal to restore Assembly
Conradh na Gaeilge hails ‘historic advancement’ but says proposals fall short
Business groups give cautious welcome to new but ‘complex’ Brexit deal
Concerns remain about the proposed arrangements as sterling swings dramatically
Three teenagers killed in Tyrone disco crowd crush are named
Lauren Bullock (17) described as ‘a beautiful girl, a shining light in our school community’
Rates rankle with businesses after NI budget
Business rates are now higher in the North than anywhere else in the UK, hospitality chief says
Budget windfall for Belfast and the North
Latest boost for the North means that the overall Northern Ireland budget will jump to more than £11.7 billion by 2020
Good Friday: Northern pubs fear £20m sales outflow to Republic
‘If there are a couple of days of good weather, it’ll be even worse for us over Easter’
Leading hotelier Sir William Hastings dies
Founding of Hastings Hotel group built a multi-million pound hospitality business over a career spanning 50 years
Republic’s alcohol plans threaten the North, industry chief warns
Hospitality Ulster boss says Northern Ireland will ‘lose out’ if South ends Good Friday ban
North’s ‘gin-preneurs’ are having a spirited Christmas
Belfast Briefing: Copeland Spirits, Jawbox and Boatyard are among the new names making specialist gins
Ulster pins hopes on multimillion pound hospitality investment
In year of food and drink some Northern Ireland businesses are still paying off debts
North’s hospitality sector struggling, says industry group
Belfast’s food and beverage sales down 5 per cent as ‘tough’ trading environment persists
NI hospitality sector has ‘potential to create 5,000 jobs’
Hospitality Ulster launched to represent pubs, hotels and restaurants
Reasons to be cheerful – and fearful – about Northern Ireland’s economy
The attempted bomb attack in Belfast shows how fragile the North’s recovery may provve
Sectarian flashpoints need investment, say NI traders
Group representing independent retailers meet ex-envoy Haass for new talks initiative
Twelfth of July can be friend or foe of Northern Ireland business
Belfast Briefing: parades contribute £55 million to local economy but tensions can escalate quickly into unrest
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