Organisation: Wolff

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Several non-binding offers tabled for Harland and Wolff – administrators

Workers have been occupying the historic yard, which built the Titanic, for almost a month in a bid to save their jobs.

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State papers suggest Ian Paisley was more moderate than it seemed

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Belfast shipyard struck by bacterial outbreak

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Cameron pays tribute to ‘heroes’ who built Titanic

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Take your seats for the royals’ return

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MTV to stage Titanic festival gig in Belfast

Logan appointed new chief executive of Ulster Rugby

ULSTER RUGBY has named Bangor-based Shane Logan as their new chief executive following the resignation of Michael Reid early last month.

Sat, 28 Nov, 2009

New contracts for shipyard

Significant new contracts are due to be announced in the New Year by Belfast’s Harland and Wolff shipyard, it was revealed today.

Wed, 27 Dec, 2006

Harland and Wolff's last ship to leave Belfast today

The last ship likely to be built at Belfast's Harland and Wolff shipyard is due to leave the city later today.

Fri, 21 Mar, 2003

Last Harland and Wolff-built vessel officially named

The last vessel likely to be built at Belfast's Harland and Wolff shipyard has been officially named.

Fri, 17 Jan, 2003

Belfast shipyard rescue package edges nearer

A rescue package to save troubled Belfast shipyard Harland and Wolff from closure today appeared to be edging towards government approval.

Fri, 12 Apr, 2002

Belfast honours Titanic designer

Exactly ninety years ago Thomas Andrews left his home in a leafy suburb of Belfast for the last time to board his proud creation - the Titanic.

Tue, 02 Apr, 2002

Relief as payout to H&W shipyard goes ahead

The future of Belfast’s troubled Harland and Wolff shipyard looked brighter tonight after it announced that an American customer was finally paying well over £20m to them following a year-long legal fight over the money.

Tue, 19 Jun, 2001

Harland and Wolff judgement to be decided today

The British High Court in London is due to give its judgement today in a £21m dispute which could decide the future of Belfast shipyard Harland and Wolff.

Fri, 08 Jun, 2001