The UK boss of Harland & Wolff owner Navantia has said the business will need 1,500 people by four years’ time in order to fulfil a £2bn deal with the Ministry of Defence.

A planning application validation checklist has been launched by Belfast City Council to assist applicants and planning agents when making their submissions.

Harland and Wolff Shipbuilding and Heavy Industries Ltd., Belfast, Ireland, has been awarded a major contract by Bluewater to convert double-hulled oil tanker Glas Dowr into a Floating Production ...

Israel’s son Victor (1760-1822) soon established himself in business at the Lagan Village, an industrial enclave on the ...

Stephen Whalley was left stunned when rock legend The Edge bid on his live artwork at a fundraiser aiming to raise £1 million ...

Two Harland & Wolff shipyards have recruited new apprentices for the Fleet Solid Support (FSS) programme to build a trio of ...

Navantia UK, which recently bought Harland & Wolff, has launched 55 UK apprenticeships in Belfast and Appledore, giving ...

PUPILS at Kilwinning's Blacklands Primary have enjoyed a fantastic trip to the Titanic Museum in Belfast. The P7 pupils at the school set off to Northern Ireland for a tour of the impressive museum, ...

In addition to two tall tallships callers at Dublin Port at the weekend were also the same number of naval visitors from ...

Serco has today announced it has completed the acquisition of Northrop Grumman’s mission training and satellite ground ...