Stuart Deignan

[Stuart Deignan @stuartdeignan]

@BELFASTCITY_AIR Please stop cluttering our feed with these announcements. It’s for whoever requested them- so DM them instead…

[Stuart Deignan @stuartdeignan]

@KainosSoftware FY2026?

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@alandoakie @British_Airways @SimonCalder It’s a shambles. I’ve tried various browsers and ‘incognito’/private which sometimes helps…

[Stuart Deignan @stuartdeignan]

@British_Airways thanks @British_Airways - always a joy to interact with a BOT. They may be omnipresent, but are omnicompetent- BRAVO. Your disregard for customers just gets better 😂😂😂

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@gtr_skyline @British_Airways @gtr_skyline I’ll confess to loving @emirates for a lot of my east bound flights. A shame- @British_Airways are a long way from the days of the Worlds Favourite Airline…

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@BeattieDoug @nigcoyg But it’s not cutting through. I think there needs to be some serious conversations in unionism, and that includes how the DUP reach a broader audience in conjunction with the UUP. Both parties need to evolve and adapt…

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@BeattieDoug @nigcoyg To be transparent, I believe in a progressive, socially liberal and optimistic Unionism- but you are perceived (accurately I think) as not getting the ‘Unionism’ bit…

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@BeattieDoug @nigcoyg @BeattieDoug - being patronising isn’t helpful. If you were a CEO after 2 years of decline you’d be fired. If you were still leading military campaigns and continually suffered those levels of losses you’d be moved aside. Your version of Unionism simply isn’t cutting through.

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@antonchirkunov what’s happened at Wheely with the removal of auto receipts? It’s usually a great business service but this is a retrograde step that has resulted in me cancelling Wheely as a preferred business service…. Shame to go back to @Uber and Gett…

[Globant @Globant]

In this article by the Yorkshire Mafia, Stuart Deignan, Managing Director, Globant UK, talks about his learnings from the UN Climate Change Conference #COP26, find out more 👉 https://t.co/94tOl7YWc2 #SustainableBusiness @stuartdeignan

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Come join us on 28th of May at 14:00 GMT for a groundbreaking #webinar hosted by @techUK where @elemorettini17 and @stuartdeignan will be discussing the synergies between #Digitalisation and #Sustainability.

Book now! 👉 https://t.co/a5HqJtLhxH

#Sustainability #Digital #Glober

[Stuart Deignan @stuartdeignan]

@alaninbelfast Hallo my old Elmwood chum! Loving the graphics and recent videos of West Belfast festival :-)

[Stuart Deignan @stuartdeignan]

@Seanydonn @KilclooneyJohn @rbrharrison @stewartcdickson It’s pretty much the same reason as NI wants relief in APD, that there is no land transport so to help out the Scottish islands there is no APD. A similar arguement is constructed for NI. It has had a significant impact on the # passengers using Inverness.

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@KilclooneyJohn @rbrharrison @stewartcdickson Inverness also has a waive for APD....

[The Irish Painters @Irish_Painter]

Paul Henry (1876-1958) A Connacht Fishing Village (c.1937). This later piece from Henry’s canon exudes a warmth and light that contrasts with his earlier darker toned landscapes. The motifs are all there: sky, cloud, mountain, water and rock.

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Why it’s time to look at emerging markets for income #Thinkingaloud

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James Humbert Craig (1878-1944) Golden Ballyturin (n.d.). One in a great line of Belfast painters (Henry, Lavery, Conor, McKelvey) Craig was a largely self-taught landscape artist. Abandoned a career in business to follow his path, painting in places like Connemara and Donegal.

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John Lavery(1856-1941) Shell Making (1918).Lavery was commissioned as an official artist during the ‘Great War’ but was confined to the home front after a German air raid caused an injury in a car crash. Much like Orpen,Lavery had a complicated relationship with the British state

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Paul Henry (1876-1958) Altan Lough, Donegal (c.1933-34). The quintessential Henry, executed at a time when the new Ireland was in her infancy, and developing an identity. Mild and beautiful and yet stark, and haunting.

[The Irish Painters @Irish_Painter]

James Humbert Craig (1877-1944) The Top of Glendun, Co. Antrim (n.d.). In his lifetime Craig was considered on a par with Paul Henry. Born in Belfast he abandoned a business career to focus on his real passion. One of the most sought after and popular painters in Irish art.