Caoimhe Archibald
‘It’s making a real difference’: how parents coping with miscarriage now benefit from paid leave while grieving
To mark Baby Loss Awareness Week, Kirsty King speaks to Northern Ireland economy minister Dr Caoimhe Archibald about how changes to Statutory Parental Bereavement Leave and Pay have helped parents coping with miscarriage
New £2.3m grant scheme launched to support smaller Northern Ireland firms expand into overseas markets
Groundwork for Growth will offer up to £15,000 in support.
iPHARMA: £11.7m awarded to university-led project to accelerate pharmaceutical innovation in Northern Ireland
Project will seek to help overcome barriers to scaling-up and speed up product development
Glass manufacturer Encirc announce £700,000 skills investment at Co Fermanagh factory
Invest NI backs Derrylin firm’s three-year decarbonisation plans
Delta linked to potential return of direct flights between Northern Ireland and the US
Head of Boston’s largest airport told Stormont minister engagements ongoing with the American airline giant
£13.3m pledged by minister for business growth schemes
Caoimhe Archibald confirms Local Growth Fund awards for Invest NI and Go Succeed
Belfast hits the ground running as businesses vie for share of £50m Fleadh economic bonanza
Dozens of traders and hospitality pop-ups fill city centre streets for world’s largest celebration of traditional Irish music, song, dance, and culture
Economy Minister criticises London over ‘failure to extend air tax exemption’ for new Derry to Dublin flights
Caoimhe Archibald said that unlike the publicly funded flights between Derry and Heathrow, the new Dublin route will not be exempt from APD
Invest NI chief distances himself from board appointment of former IRA prisoner
Chief executive Kieran O'Donoghue says: 'We are then told who’s going to be joining the board, but it’s entirely the minister’s call'
Invest NI lauds £764m of investment amid clearer shift to regional balance
Economic development board supported 1,300 projects located outside greater Belfast, including five FDIs