The main 17th century baronial building has undergone an extensive restoration, and will be known as The Auld House, home to 14 suites, as Mark Drummond joins as executive sous chef from Rosewood London’s Holborn Dining Room
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The sustainable log cabin style lodges, each named after a Scottish river, can sleep up to four and comprise a living space and private decking area with hot tub
Taioseach Micheál Martin delays return of indoor hospitality, originally set for July 5, and lays plans to introduce vaccine pass for the sector when businesses are allowed to trade agian
Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council approved the proposal for a new 35-bedroom hotel and health spa, which will help attract economic investment from US golfers
Incoming owners, Northern Ireland-based investment company, Wirefox is looking to maximise its golfing business ahead of The Open Championship in 2022
The country’s mainland areas will now not move to level zero – the lowest level of restrictions – until July 19, with the aim to remove all legal coronavirus rules in early August
Interest from EU workers has fallen most in lower-paid UK jobs such as hospitality, down 41% since 2019 alone, with sector businesses struggling to fill roles with UK residents
The country is due to move to the lowest level of its five-tier system on June 28, but Sturgeon has said this is now looking ‘unlikely’
UKHospitality has warned that a one-month delay to restrictions lifting would cost the sector around £3bn in sales – but would also have a knock-on impact on future bookings and put 300,000 jobs at risk
Revamped employee benefits, launch of new Crerar Academy and new people development plans signal group's efforts into retaining and attracting staff as the industry continues to face a shortage
