Aer Lingus faces UK cabin crew strike, with disruption feared for thousands of passengers
Unite members in Britain reject offer of 12% rise over two years amid anger over low pay
Uisce Éireann paid €9.3m for personal injury, damage claims over five years
State water company says claims thoroughly investigated to safeguard taxpayers’ cash
EirGrid says risk of winter power outages is low as imports bolster local supply
Energy demand expected to break existing records as Republic draws 20% of winter supplies from Britain and Northern Ireland
Unions to seek further Aer Lingus talks after rejection of pay-rise offer
Vast majority of cabin crew voted to reject airline’s offer of a 4% increase
Aer Lingus ground crews reject airline’s 4% pay offer
Siptu indicates further talks with company likely to follow ballots
DAA awards €265m airport tunnel deal to Sacyr and Wills partnership
DAA argues project needed for safe and efficient operations at Dublin gateway
Shares surge as gold price glitters
Precious metal lifts European miners while Glenveagh move dominates Dublin market
Energy industry warns against clampdown on heavy loads moved by road
Weight restrictions needed to protect road network and bridges, says Government
Industry wants clarity on water, energy projects
Clear plans must back up billion euro spending pledges, say lobby groups
Carbon tax in Budget 2026 to be used to ‘prevent fuel poverty’
Revenue from rise in motor and other fuels ringfenced to aid low-income and farmers
State could gain €34bn in corporation tax next year, says Donohoe
Workers and businesses pay €73 billion in taxes so far this year, show exchequer returns
Dublin Airport could get 5,000 more flights next summer
Regulator boosts take-off and landing slot space