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Kernel Capital and BoI launch €29m fund to invest in northern SMEs

Cork-headquartered investment firm Kernel Capital has continued its expansion and its relationship with Bank of Ireland through the launch of a £25m (€29m) venture capital fund; aimed at investing in SMEs north of the border over the next five years.

Thu, 24 Oct, 2013

Farren says culture is key to North’s future

The North’s Finance Minister has said that progress in the North will not come about unless unionists and nationalists feel they are a part of each other’s cultures.

Fri, 16 Aug, 2002

DUP fails in Trimble election challenge

A bid by the Democratic Unionist Party to challenge the legality of the election of David Trimble as the North’s First Minister has been rejected in the High Court in Belfast.

Fri, 21 Dec, 2001

Belfast 'peace line' to be extended

The North’s Security Minister, Jane Kennedy has announced an extension of the Belfast ‘peace line’ in an attempt to calm tensions between Protestant and Catholic residents in north Belfast.

Thu, 11 Oct, 2001

EU ban on animal products still applies to the North

The North’s Minister for Agriculture Brid Rogers has confirmed that no trace of foot and mouth disease has been found and that the all clear has been passed throughout the North.

Fri, 23 Feb, 2001

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