George Best Belfast City Airport

Young Carrickfergus man, Jack Leathem, lands dream role as operational firefighter

Carrick man lands dream firefighter role at airport

Jack Leathem alongside the other apprentices.

Carrick firefighter lands dream airport position

Pictured accepting the Best Kept Small Village award for Castlecaulfield village are, (l-r): Doreen Muskett, MBE; Rosemary McGirr; Bernie McKenna; Joe Mahon; Bob McClure; Deputy Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, Councillor Clement Cuthbertson; Pat McGirr; Eunan Murray and Stephen Patton.

Castlecaulfield wins at NI Best Kept Awards

Doreen Muskett; President of Northern Ireland Amenity Council (NIAC), Joe Mahon; Patron of NIAC, Caroline Scott and Nuala McGoldrick representing Darkfort Drive, Keith Porter; Central Grounds Manager at Northern Ireland Housing Executive and Stephen Patton, HR and CR Manager at Belfast City Airport

Coleraine and Portballintrae clean up at Best Kept Awards

Pat Harris and Ann Fields from Moneymore Medical Centre receiving their award from Seamus McGoran, Chief Executive of the South Eastern Healthcare Trust, Stephen Patton, CR and HR Manager at George Best Belfast City Airport and Doreen Muskett, President of the Northern Ireland Amenity Council (NIAC).

Moneymore medical centre wins again at the 'Best Kept' awards

Do you know a community hero?

Calling all local community heroes

(L-R) Kirsten Houmann-Green, Cuilrath Corner Nursery School, Stephen Patton, Corporate Responsibility and HR Manager at George Best Belfast City Airport and Doreen Muskett, President of the NI Ammenity Council.

Success for Culraith Corner nursery school

Doreen Muskett MBE, President of the Northern Ireland Amenity Council, joins Michelle Hatfield, Director of HR and Corporate Responsibility at title sponsor George Best Belfast City Airport, to launch the search for the Best Kept places across the country.

Best Kept Awards launched for 2018

Best Kept Awards

Would you like to nominate a local who goes the extra mile for your community?

Do you know Ballymena's Best Kept '˜Community Achiever'

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Do you know Carrick's Best Kept Community Achiever?

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Do you know Larne's Best Kept '˜Community Achiever'?

A sample of Maud's ice cream.

'˜Poor Bear' among airport's top ten

Record entries expected as rugby legend Stephen Ferris launches 5k run at Belfas...

East Antrim input sought for this year's Runway Run.

East Antrim input sought for charity run

Dogs Trust research reveals dogs with problem behaviours cost the average Northern Irish dog owner Â£538.68pa. (Pic courtesy of Dogs Trust).

Dogs Trust reveal high cost of having a badly behaved pooch

Local producers are invited to take part in the search for Northern Ireland's 'Best' local food and drink product. Michele Shirlow, CEO of Food NI, is pictured with Joanne McLaughlin, Food Network Project manager at Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council, and Katy Best, Commercial and Marketing director at the airport. Picture by Darren Kidd / Press Eye INCR 08-701-CON.

'˜Fantastic' Â£30k opportunity for food and drink producers

Get your entries in for Best Kept Awards

ood and drink producers based in the mid and east Antrim area are invited to take part in the search for NI's 'Best' local food and drink product, a Belfast City Airport competition in partnership with Food NI. Michele Shirlow, CEO of Food NI, is pictured with Eva Keenan, Economic Development Assistant at Mid and East Antrim Borough Council, and Katy Best, Commercial and Marketing Director at Belfast City Airport.
Picture by Darren Kidd / Press Eye.

Local food and drink producers in running for Â£30,000 prize

Food and drink producers based in the Mid Ulster area are invited to take part in the search for NI's 'Best' local food and drink product, a Belfast City Airport competition in partnership with Food NI. Michele Shirlow, CEO of Food NI, is pictured with Councillor Sharon McAleer, Vice Chair of Mid Ulster District Council, and Katy Best, Commercial and Marketing Director at Belfast City Airport.

Airport offers marketing prize

Food and drink producers based in the mid and east Antrim area are invited to take part in the search for NI's 'Best' local food and drink product, a Belfast City Airport competition in partnership with Food NI. Michele Shirlow, CEO of Food NI, is pictured with Eva Keenan, Economic Development Assistant at Mid and East Antrim Borough Council, and Katy Best, Commercial and Marketing Director at Belfast City Airport. Picture by Darren Kidd / Press Eye.

Local food and drink producers in running for Â£30,000 prize

ood and drink producers based in the mid and east Antrim area are invited to take part in the search for NI's 'Best' local food and drink product, a Belfast City Airport competition in partnership with Food NI. Michele Shirlow, CEO of Food NI, is pictured with Eva Keenan, Economic Development Assistant at Mid and East Antrim Borough Council, and Katy Best, Commercial and Marketing Director at Belfast City Airport.
Picture by Darren Kidd / Press Eye.

Local food and drink producers in running for Â£30,000 prize

Re-appointments to Board of Northern Regional College announced

Dame Mary Peters with Finance Minister MÃ¡irtÃn O Muilleoir MLA and Rick Gillan from Grant Thornton NI at the start of the Runway Run.

Employees on the run at airport race

Businesses urged to enter Grant Thornton Runway Run

Calling all Ballymoney singers!

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Lough Neagh Rescue respond to plane emergency landing

Flight emergency tonight

Lough Neagh Rescue springs into action after flight emergency declared

James Pentland is presented with his award. Picture by Kelvin Boyes / Press Eye

Financial boost for local athletes

Brian Ambrose, Chair of Mencap's Big Step Forward Appeal and Chief Executive of George Best Belfast City Airport helps lead the business community in taking a 'Big Step Forward' for Mencap alongside Vanessa Elder, Regional Fundraising Manager for Mencap in Northern Ireland. Photo by Aaron McCracken/Harrisons

Appeal is ‘Big Step Forward’ for Mencap

Simon’s plane fire nightmare

Pupils and teachers from Hunterhouse College paid a visit to Wimbledon this week.

Anyone for tennis?

‘Fame’ - MT4Uth search for talented Coleraine youths

Your chance for your five minutes of Fame!

Auditions beckon for Dromore’s young performers

Runners take Decathlon challenge

Are you the best George Best?

Hazelbank memories just ‘Swell’

Foster expresses disappointment as BMI Baby stops Belfast flights

Just five international flights out of City of Culture

Ryanair Ends Services From George Best Belfast City