Gary McDonald is a Business Editor for The Irish News, specializing in local business news in the Belfast area of the United Kingdom. With a focus on economic developments, corporate events, and industry trends, Gary provides insightful coverage and analysis of the local business landscape.
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Gary McDonald's coverage is predominantly focused on local business and industry news, particularly in the Belfast area of the United Kingdom. His articles often include press releases and cite data related to trade, business, investments, employment, and housing.
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By: Gary McDonald
Biteback will publish authorised biography of Finnebrogue boss in 2026, authored by Jago Pearson
By: Gary McDonald
Belfast-based OCO Global has been appointed by New York State's economic development agency Empire State Development (ESD) as its global trade and investment delivery partner.
Northern Ireland remained the UK's stand-out economic performer in October, with private sector businesses posting the fastest increases in both output and employment, according to Ulster Bank's latest growth tracker.
Calls on finance minister to use Barnett money to provide rates relief for high street businesses in north similar to England
Ofgem gives go-ahead for Kilroot-Kilmarnock interconnector as well as Bodelwyddan-Dublin link
By: Gary McDonald
South Derry construction company Henry Brothers has been appointed by the north's Driver and Vehicle Agency (DVA) to build a new £13.5 million test centre and two-storey administrative building at Mallusk.
Figures from National House Building Council underline scale of north's housing crisis
By: Gary McDonald
It's the restoration of the “daily mundane task of governance” at Stormont which Joe Kennedy has cited as one of the finest moments of his 18-month tenure as US Special Envoy to Northern Ireland for Economic Affairs.
Private equity firm Foresight Group has taken a significant minority investment in the Cookstown-based TES Group, a long established, manufacturer and distributor of high-performance power distribution and monitoring systems.
Wind energy is biggest renewables employer, responsible for 2,833 jobs, followed by biomass and biofuels
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