Northern Ireland
Valor to operate Dunluce Lodge at 2025 Open venue Portrush Golf Club
Links Collection, the hotel's owner, will also open Seaton House in St Andrews this year, with chef Roy Brett overseeing the restaurant
Omicron grant scheme in Northern Ireland extended to hotels
The Omicron grant scheme in Northern Ireland has been extended to hotels after they were initially excluded.
Nightclubs to reopen in Northern Ireland as Covid measures begin to ease
One-off grants ‘totally inadequate’ for hospitality venues in Northern Ireland
Hospitality sales fall in Northern Ireland as Covid passports enforced
Hospitality businesses in Northern Ireland have been hit with cancellations and a drop in trade since[...]
Northern Ireland's £100 'Spend Local' voucher scheme opens for applications
Applications for a high street voucher scheme have opened in Northern Ireland in a bid to[...]
Table service rules eased for hospitality in Northern Ireland
The requirement for table service in Northern Ireland hospitality establishments is to be eased from Friday,[...]
Late notice doesn’t hinder bumper bank holiday bookings for Northern Ireland’s indoor hospitality
Northern Ireland was the final country in the UK to open its indoor hospitality yesterday and,[...]
Indoor hospitality in Northern Ireland to reopen on Monday
Indoor hospitality will be able to reopen in Northern Ireland on Monday 24 May, the final country in the UK to be able to do so following reopenings in England and Wales earlier this week."
Northern Ireland reopens for outdoor service but operators lament ‘nonsensical’ regulations
Operators in Northern Ireland who were able to open for outdoor service today have reported they are booked up to four weeks ahead and have seen queues of three-and-a-half hours.
Lack of engagement 'causing chaos' ahead of Northern Ireland's outdoor reopening
Hospitality Ulster has said a lack of early engagement by the Executive Office is causing chaos ahead of the outdoor reopening of pubs, bars and restaurants in Northern Ireland.
Outdoor hospitality reopening brought forward in Northern Ireland
Hospitality businesses in Northern Ireland will be allowed to reopen earlier than initially planned, it has[...]
Northern Ireland extends rates holiday for 12 months
Finance minister Conor Murphy has announced that the business rates holiday in Northern Ireland will be[...]
Northern Ireland hospitality frustrated by roadmap with no dates
The hospitality industry in Northern Ireland has expressed frustration at the country’s roadmap, which includes no[...]
Northern Ireland to enter six-week lockdown from Boxing Day
Northern Ireland hospitality venues will have to close from one minute past midnight on 26 December[...]
Northern Ireland: Restaurants to reopen but wet-led pubs to remain closed
Following Northern Ireland’s two-week circuit breaker lockdown, restaurants and hotels will reopen from 11 December."
Businesses urged to sign up to support service for Northern Ireland trade
The government is urging businesses to sign up to its Trader Support Service (TSS) ahead of the Brexit transition period ending on 31 December.
Northern Ireland hospitality to close again as Executive agrees two-week circuit breaker
Hospitality businesses in Northern Ireland will be required to close again as the country heads into a two-week circuit breaker lockdown next week, even though the sector was due to begin a phased reopening today.
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