Suspension of Ialpa member following Barbados-Manchester flight sparked latest row

The State’s newest utility faces multiple challenges as its role in tackling the housing crisis takes centre stage

Airline poised for talks with striking UK crews

Lender did not inform court that it had agreed deal to sell home loan to Pepper Finance before a ruling on appeal was delivered

Industry body highlights sharp falls across four Dublin councils

Michael O’Leary launches attack on departure of DAA’s Kenny Jacobs but ‘never more confident’ on airline’s growth trajectory

Move follows sustained fall in demand in recent years and saw group pretax profits slump 57% to €2.48m

Rising electricity demand fuels need for critical energy source

Ialpa seeks recognition and collective deal with freight specialist

Working with John Teeling and Jim Finn, he cofounded a series of early-stage exploration groups targeting different commodities

State-owned operator clashed with union over disciplinary process

Gulf carrier restores capacity to pre-Covid levels as demand grows, with passenger numbers up 19% so far this year, airline says

Close to 8,000 passengers will be affected by stoppages over next month after crews reject 12% deal that leaves them behind Irish peers

Batteries charged with surplus renewable energy can then supply power to market when demand high

US masts operator sees ‘massive’ need for expansion of network to deliver infrastructure for wireless and AI-related services