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Londonderry » Building And Construction » Tradesmen And Contractors

Londonderry Tradesmen And Contractors

If you are looking for professional Tradesmen or Contractors to carry out home improvements then check out the Building and Construction/Tradesmen and Contractors directory for someone that is able to aid you with your building work and home improvements, from the designing to the construction. Here at UFindUs we have a vast number of tradesmen and contractors from Carpenters and Electricians to Engravers and Welders. In emergencies we have a number of plumbers who would be able to help, or if you wish to have appliances installed, removed or replaced we have suitable listings for you. All of these tradesmen and contractors carry out a professional service for you in your home, so please browse the listings for someone that could be of service to you.

About Londonderry - show infohide info

Londonderry is a city in Northern Ireland. It is the second city of the country, after Belfast. Londonderry lies on the River Foyle, a short distance from the border with the Republic of Ireland. While the towns official name is Londonderry, it is often referred to as Derry, particularly by Nationalists. the Republic of Ireland still refers to the town and county as Derry. Derry is one of the longest continually-inhabited locations in Ireland. The first recorded reference to Londonderry was in the 6th century AD, when a monastery was formed here by St Columba, though it is thought people had been living in the vicinity for thousands of years prior to that. Colonists, organised by the London Livery companies through The Honorable Irish Society arrived in the 1600's as part of the plantation of Ulster. The walled city of Londonderry was built across the River Foyle frmo the earlier town. The city was the first planned city in Ireland, with the walls completed in 1618. The grid pattern of the streets were subsequently compied by many new towns in colonised British North America. The walls held up well during the seige of Derry, which was never breached. As a result, Londonderry is often known as the Maiden City. Today, Londonderry is a major economic asset for Northern Ireland, with a number of multinational companies having set up in the city. DuPont is the largest, and recently underwent a £40 million refurbishment to expand its global kevlar production. Other major employers include Seagate, Raytheon, NTL and Invision Software. Londonderry has a port cpable of handling vessels up to 30,000 tons. Multinationals have set up in Londonderry thanks to low labour costs, excellent communications, and no tarriffs for export into Europe. Londonderry has reasonable links with Belfast, via the A6 road, and a rail service which operates to Belfast, with 9 services to and from the Capital. An half-hourly bus service between the capital and Londonderry also operates. Londonderrry also has an airport at nearby Eglinton. Domestic services are operated from the airport; these operate to Dublin and Glasgow (by British Airways partner Loganair), Aer Arran to Birmingham and Ryanair to East Midlands, Liverpool and London Stansted. Nearby towns to Londonderry include Eglinton, Muff, Coleraine, Limavady, Letterkenny, Strabane, Lifford and Drumahoe.

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