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National Workplace Wellbeing Day | Looking after your wellbeing

National Workplace Wellbeing Day | Looking after your wellbeing

Harcourt is working with all our teams spread across the globe to bring some health and wellbeing tips for National Workplace Wellbeing Day 2020. We understand that this year has presented many challenges and 2020 differs tremendously to previous years.

We want to mark this important date by reaching out and sharing useful activities and advice to offer small but positive distractions to the lives of our valued team members

Harcourt Developments embarks on anti-Covid charity drive

Harcourt Developments embarks on anti-Covid charity drive

Sunday Business Post - The building group has set up donation points at all its properties to help support frontline medical staff battling to quell the coronavirus. Harcourt Developments which owns regional shopping centres around the country, has set up donations points at each of its properties to support hospital patients and frontline medical staff during the Covid-19 crisis.

Kind nature of Long Walk shoppers to feature on RTE One

Kind nature of Long Walk shoppers to feature on RTE One

Talk of the Town - The Long Walk Shopping Centre and their customer’s efforts to help people working on the front line and suffering from Coronavirus are set to be recognised on TV tonight.

Since the pandemic began the centre has set up a collection point for essential items.

Emotional meeting with Star Wars hero Luke Skywalker

Emotional meeting with Star Wars hero Luke Skywalker

Belfast Telegraph - 'Mark Hamill was everything I ever imagined him to be and then some' as actor is reduced to tears during meeting with teen.

Companies’ contribution to the arts ‘truly enriches our society’

Companies’ contribution to the arts ‘truly enriches our society’

Irish Examiner - HARCOURT Developments and Heritage Properties were among the winners of the Allianz Business to Arts awards, which were presented in Dublin last night by President Mary McAleese.

The awards, now in their 16th year, honour the contribution of businesses in Ireland to the arts.

President McAleese said last night: “The arts flourish where patronage is strong… At this event we get a clear view of what corporate social responsibility can accomplish when it allies itself to the arts.”