With over thirty years of industry experience and an admirable set of core values, family-owned Mount Charles make the perfect organisation to start your new career with. At the heart of the company lays its three core values; do the right thing, have fun and grow together and take pride in what you do. They
Local Armagh Graduate Laura Wright is one of twelve successful graduates to join leading professional services and business advisory firm, BDO Northern Ireland. Laura, who recently graduated from Ulster University, Belfast will take up her new role in the Audit Department, supporting the company in guiding clients across sectors as they manage the continued changes
Sinead Mackle, Education and Outreach Manager at world renowned astronomical research centre, Armagh Observatory and Planetarium, is set to take up the voluntary post of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Officer with the UK and ROI based Council of the British Association of Planetaria (BAP). In the role, which will be held for at least
An innovative ‘Puffersphere’ display created by an Armagh Observatory and Planetarium summer intern was unveiled in the organisation’s Planetarium Exhibition Area this month. Titled ‘Observatories of the World,’ the spherical exhibit was created by Daniella Belo, an A-level pupil at St Patrick’s College in Dungannon, during her participation in the Nuffield Placement Programme. Presented in
Celine Grant, who was recently appointed the Recycling Association’s first vice-president for several years, has been in conversation with Joshua Doherty of The Recycling Association magazine to discuss her vision for her new role and for when she becomes president in 2024. Celine is commercial director of waste management company Re-Gen Waste. She is also
Between weddings and Walt Disney quotes, you might say Melissa Wright from Photography by Melissa NI, is something of a romantic! What started with the excitement of receiving hard copies from a chemist darkroom has developed into a love of seeing life through the lens. It’s evident that photography is her vocation as 10 years
Armagh Observatory and Planetarium (AOP) has announced 34-year-old Armagh native, Peter McNeill as its next Boardroom Apprentice. Appointed in June 2022, Peter is the fourth person to have been selected for the role in as many years. Peter, who has a background in community relations, will complete a year long apprenticeship with Armagh Observatory and
Rugby isn’t really synonymous with fire safety yet the two have been a primary focus for Banbridge man, Marc Eadie for over 15 years. After a chance conversation in his local Rugby Club, Marc began a career in fire safety that would see him launching his own business, All Fire Protection, in the year 2000.
Ireland’s largest indigenous support service organisation, Mount Charles Group, now have a variety of vacancies on offer with Armagh Jobs as part of their ongoing recruitment drive. With over 30 years in business, providing a range of services including catering, vending, cleaning and security, Mount Charles has an outstanding history in helping the right candidate
Christine Russell is a name well known to many across County Armagh. Over the last 18 years she has coached many hundreds of children in the field of hockey and has also been a staple at Armagh Hockey Club, making her somewhat of a local celebrity within the sport. Whether it be primary or post
