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Belfast Telegraph
16-05-2025
- Business
- Belfast Telegraph
IT firm to open in Belfast creating over 20 jobs in ‘natural next step' for company
The Ireland-wide expansion of the firm continues after it was announced that a new Nostra office will open on June 3. The new branch will be based at 1 Donegal Square West which will join existing offices in Dublin, Galway, Laois and Cork in tending to over 700 clients. Kevin O'Loughlin, CEO and co-founder of Nostra, described Northern Ireland as the 'next step' in the firm's journey. 'This move is a natural next step in our journey. We already serve many Northern Ireland-based clients, and this new office allows us to deepen that support with local boots on the ground,' said the CEO. 'Belfast has a fantastic talent pool and a thriving business environment — we're excited to contribute to the region's digital future.' News Catch Up - Friday 16 May Recruitment for the Belfast office is currently underway, with a number of roles in technical support, cloud engineering and customer service. The new Belfast site will serve as a regional hub supporting the increasing number of IT clients in NI. It will provide local, responsive services in IT support, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and strategic consultancy. The company tends to clients from legal, finance, healthcare and manufacturing backgrounds. The investment brings over 20 new jobs.
Belfast Telegraph
16-05-2025
- Business
- Belfast Telegraph
IT firm to open in Belfast creating over 20 jobs
The Ireland-wide expansion of the firm continues after it was announced that a new Nostra office will open on June 3. The new branch will be based at 1 Donegal Square West which will join existing offices in Dublin, Galway, Laois and Cork in tending to over 700 clients. Kevin O'Loughlin, CEO and co-founder of Nostra, described Northern Ireland as the 'next step' in the firm's journey. 'This move is a natural next step in our journey. We already serve many Northern Ireland-based clients, and this new office allows us to deepen that support with local boots on the ground,' said the CEO. 'Belfast has a fantastic talent pool and a thriving business environment — we're excited to contribute to the region's digital future.' News Catch Up - Friday 16 May Recruitment for the Belfast office is currently underway, with a number of roles in technical support, cloud engineering and customer service. The new Belfast site will serve as a regional hub supporting the increasing number of IT clients in NI. It will provide local, responsive services in IT support, cybersecurity, cloud infrastructure and strategic consultancy. The company tends to clients from legal, finance, healthcare and manufacturing backgrounds. The investment brings over 20 new jobs.
Yahoo
05-02-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Milford shoe store owner accused of passing off counterfeit shoes as luxury brands
A Milford store owner is accused of selling thousands of dollars worth of counterfeit shoes, trying to pass them off as high-end fashion brands. Customers who purchased shoes at the Family Sneaker House on Main Street in Milford are invited to bring their receipts to police and get a refund after the owner was arrested for counterfeiting. During an investigation, over 1,200 items worth more than $200,000 were found on the store premises this past December, according to Milford Police. Police say the owner purchased the counterfeit clothing items from a Chinese distributor. In a letter addressed to the Milford Police Department on behalf of Nike Inc., Louis Vuitton North America, Gucci America inc., and Adidas International Inc., Andrea Powers, President of Powers & Associates personally praised the efforts of Detective Lieutenant Kevin O'Loughlin, Detective Elias Giokas and Detective Thomas Leung. Police say the owner is pledging to honor all refunds. 'While this was not a traditional crime indicative of our community, it's important to realize these types of operations are not just taking billions away from these big corporations but more importantly, money out of the wallets of hard-working people.,' Milford Police Chief Robert Tusino said. This is a developing story. Check back for updates as more information becomes available. Download the FREE Boston 25 News app for breaking news alerts. Follow Boston 25 News on Facebook and Twitter. | Watch Boston 25 News NOW
