John Mulgrew is an editor for the Belfast Telegraph, focusing on local news and events in Northern Ireland. With a keen interest in the hospitality industry, John regularly writes restaurant reviews and covers topics such as property, business, and infrastructure in the region.
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John Mulgrew's coverage predominantly focuses on local business, food & beverage, and house & home topics in Northern Ireland. His articles encompass a wide range of subjects including restaurant reviews, real estate news, and industry-specific trends. If you have expertise in the local businesses or industries mentioned in his articles such as restaurants, real estate trends in Northern Ireland or pharma industry changes specific to the region among others, your insights may be valuable for him.
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By: John Mulgrew
Sometimes overt style and jaw-droppingly beautiful design can trump functionality.
By: John Mulgrew
You must make what you can of a visit when time is tight. And once free of the work diary commitments, a short jaunt from Tottenham Court Road tube station and down Charring Cross Road sits the Royal George, and a place to begin an evening in and around London’s hospitality-dense Soho.
By: John Mulgrew
One of Northern Ireland’s largest firms has seen sales rise to more than £1.8bn.
By: John Mulgrew
One of Northern Ireland’s largest firms has seen sales rise to more than £1.8bn.
Northern Ireland still lags well behind the rest of the UK with the fewest number of public electric car charge points, fresh figures show.
By: John Mulgrew
The £32m redevelopment of one of Northern Ireland’s leading food and agriculture campuses has taken a major step forward.
By: John Mulgrew
There’s a little bug in the planning portal which – close to a year and half after it went live – I realise is unlikely ever to be addressed.
What are you doing?” asks my father-in-law during a visit to see our little man.
Danske Bank has posted rising pre-tax profits of £51.3m during the first three months of the year.
A major new student accommodation scheme could be built in the Titanic Quarter amid freshly submitted plans.
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