A member of Armagh Observatory and Planetarium’s management team has been awarded the 2023 Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin medal and prize for her ‘numerous and outstanding achievements and contributions’ to the field. Born in Lurgan, Professor Louise Harra received the recognition for pioneering contributions to the development of extreme ultraviolet imaging and spectroscopy instrumentation for solar space
Searching for a first or new job and worried about the endless list of essential and desirable criteria? It’s a common gripe of a fledgling job seeker. If experience is necessary for all roles, how are you meant to get the experience? Here are three roles with Armagh Jobs where experience isn’t a prerequisite and
Newry Chamber has today announced the appointment of Michael Savage as our new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Welcoming the appointment, Julie Gibbons, President of Newry Chamber said: “We are delighted to have appointed Michael as our new CEO. He brings significant commercial experience, knowledge and passion for the Greater Newry Area, which will be of
Organisation is key and, if it’s something you’re good at, it could be the key to a successful, new career path. Several companies across County Armagh are now seeking enthusiastic, organised multi-taskers to become key-components in their growing businesses. Here are four current vacancies with Armagh Jobs to help set you on your way: Office
Female entrepreneurs in need of start-up support are being invited to sign up for a business bootcamp delivered by Women in Business NI. The ‘Yes You Can’ bootcamps are suited to women who have a business idea or have just started trading and need some expert advice. The next full-day bootcamp will take place on
Dynamic, family-owned combined materials recovery facility, Re-Gen Waste, have opened a number of vacancies as a result of their continued expansion. The people-centric, Newry-based company has not only recently completed work on a new state-of-the-art welfare building but they have also announced a double nomination in the National Recycling Awards 2023, nominated as finalists in
Middletown Centre for Autism is pleased to announce following a public appointment process the appointment of Stephen Douthart. He succeeds Jim Lennon who retired as Interim CEO in August 2023. Chairperson Rosemary Steen said: “We’re delighted to appoint Stephen to the role of Chief Executive of the Middletown Centre for Autism. Stephen combines a strong
Former Lismore Comprehensive pupil, Ciara Nelson, has been appointed as new CEO of Belfast-based digital marketing agency, ProfileTree. Ciara (pictured) started with the company in 2021 as a Project Manager, before quickly progressing to Operational Manager and now current CEO. Ciaran Connolly, founder of ProfileTree, previously held the title for 12 years, until now passing
Northern Ireland outfitting firm MJM Marine is at the heart of the global cruise ship industry with $150 million of new work secured for 2023/24. The increase in business across a range of global clients, including the world’s largest cruise companies, will see the Newry headquartered business create more than 100 new jobs. The announcement
NI Water is launching a brand-new recruitment drive to find electricians who are ready to take their career to new heights with an award-winning organisation. Ten positions are now available on NI Water’s Accelerated Craft Electrician Development Programme, with permanent opportunities available across Northern Ireland, including Derry~Londonderry, Ballymena, Craigavon, Newry, Crossgar and Belfast. As part
