At least 15 Irish-registered aircraft added to Russia’s jet registry
Irish firms terminate leases with Russian airlines ahead of EU sanctions deadline on Monday
Hard landing: Lessors lose hope of getting Russian planes back
Avolon has terminated all its Russian leases and repossessed four aircraft
Russia’s stock market resumes trading after month-long hiatus
Rouble gains as Putin says Russia will start selling gas to ‘unfriendly’ countries in roubles
Dublin aircraft lessor terminates leases with Russian airlines
SMBC Aviation Capital is the second-worst affected Irish lessor to Ukraine crisis
New Russian law raises doubts over recovery of Irish-owned aircraft
Kremlin can decide whether to return airplanes to foreign lessors
EU announces fresh sanctions against Russia and Belarus
Leaders set to snub Ukraine’s appeal for accelerated membership
Airlines braced for turbulence from second crisis in two years
Oil prices are soaring and airline stocks tumbling
Russian state airlines not helping Irish lessors recover aircraft
Fears mount in Dublin that Kremlin may seize planes leased from foreign companies
Aeroflot feels the chill as airspace is closed to Russian aircraft
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Irish aircraft-leasing firms to sever agreements with Russian airlines
All EU-based lessors have until March 28th to terminate existing contracts
Roman Abramovich ‘trying to help’ Ukraine negotiate for peace
Spokeswoman for Chelsea owner says he accepted Ukrainian request for support
Russian retaliation for Irish airspace ban ‘possible but unlikely’
Nearly all Europe’s airspace to be closed to Russian aircraft as other countries join ban
Putin’s threat to weaponise energy neutralises West’s response
Sanctions on banks and oligarchs are paltry response to Russia’s belligerence
Russia-exposed Irish aircraft SPVs at the coalface as sanctions bite
Dublin-based AerCap has 118 aircraft managed or operated by Russian-based carriers
Johnson announces fresh sanctions on Russia after Ukraine invasion
Britain to freeze the assets of Russian banks and 100 wealthy individuals and entities
EU agrees fresh Belarus sanctions, hitting Irish leasing companies
Belarus regime has flown in 18,000 people from Middle East to provoke tensions, says Coveney
Aeroflot plummets to second-quarter loss as air traffic tumbles
Russian government organising 80bn rouble share sale but with no mention of job losses
Taoiseach lays out devastating economic effects of Covid-19
Business Week: widespread job losses forecast with no sector of the economy to escape
Coronavirus: Most airlines bankrupt by end of May, industry body warns
Unions predict ‘a lot of lay-offs’ within days as fleets grounded and capacity reduced
Coronavirus: Airlines set to cancel up to 80% of flights
Coronavirus: Ryanair,Aer Lingus to slash schedules as coronavirus hits
Passenger on Moscow-Dublin flight is tested for coronavirus
Department of Health says to date ‘there are no confirmed cases’ of virus in Ireland
Kazakhstan passenger jet crash leaves at least 12 dead
Dutch-made Fokker 100 bound for Kazakh capital lost altitude shortly after take-off
Lebedev says Ireland facilitates ‘global financial apartheid’ with tax avoidance
One-time oligarch controls Independent and London Evening Standard titles in UK
Irish emigration museum named leading tourist attraction in Europe
EPIC beats Eiffel Tower and Buckingham Palace in World Travel Awards
Putin under growing pressure to ground Superjet-100 fleet
Despite online petition in wake of 41 deaths, Russia’s transport ministry stands firm
Russia says it won’t ground Sukhoi plane despite fatal crash-landing
Incident that killed 41 raises serious safety concerns about Russian-developed plane
Flight recorders recovered from Russian plane after blaze leaves 41 dead
Several others injured in incident during emergency landing at Moscow airport
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Conor Pope: Shaving my head allowed me to tackle one of aging's obvious signs
Russia’s biggest bank expands its Irish aviation leasing operation
Sberbank injects $49m of additional capital into its Dublin subsidiary
Head of Enterprise Ireland’s operation in Moscow to leave his post
Gerard McCarthy has been responsible for EI’s activities in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States since 201
Russian spy and the perfume bottle: How police believe Skripals were poisoned
Investigators think two men visiting from Moscow tried to commit murder in Salisbury
Aeroflot to launch daily Moscow-Dublin route in October
Aircraft to be sourced from Kremlin’s Irish-based leasing arm GTLK
Diplomatic rift with Washington drives Turkish lira to fresh low
Currency down 30 per cent in 2018 as US meeting fails to progress sanctions dispute
Russia reacts with outrage to ‘absurd’ and ‘unlawful’ US sanctions
Washington has announced punitive measures in response to Sergei Skripal poisoning
Russian rouble hits two-year low as US announces sanctions
Bond yields rise and shares take a hit as investors are rattled by worsening relations between superpowers
Trump and Juncker put their differences over tariffs behind them
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Banking culture fails customers, Mylan’s HIV self-test kit, and Aeroflot’s budget airline set for Dublin
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Kremlin clears Aeroflot’s budget carrier for Moscow-Dublin route
Pobeda will initially fly four times a week to Ireland, according to Russian regulator’s website
Iceland expose Argentina’s feet of clay
Lionel Messi misses penalty as Iceland eke out famous draw in Moscow
Turmoil engulfs Independent House as watchdog shows its teeth
Business Week: also in the news were struggling banks; job losses; and new flights
Russian state airline Aeroflot to launch new Moscow-Dublin route
Government hopes direct access will open up markets for tourism and exports
UK police launch murder inquiry over death of Nikolai Glushkov
Met’s counter-terrorism command retaining lead role in investigation
British open murder inquiry after Putin critic strangled
Nikolay Glushkov (68) was linked to late Boris Berezovsky, once a rival of Russian leader
UK counter-terror police investigate Berezovsky associate’s death
Nikolai Glushkov (68) was discovered dead late on Monday in southwest London
Kremlin leasing company to set up Irish finance arm
GTLK Europe manages portfolio of air and sea vehicles worth €1.2bn
Allegations of Russian interference are ludicrous, says new ambassador
Yury Filatov accuses UK and US of blaming Moscow for their own failings
Russia squares up to Boeing and Airbus with maiden flight of jet
Medium-range aircraft capable of seating more than 200 completes 30-minute flight
Caveat: Rio ticketing scandal a disaster for OCI sponsors
Hickey arrest casts reputational pall over Olympics movement in Ireland
Eamonn McCann: Leicester City proves it is not all about the money
The club’s trajectory runs counter to the assumption that economic clout is all that matters these days
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Putin orders retaliation against western sanctions
Moscow considering ban on western airlines using Russian airspace
Russia's new low-cost airline makes maiden flight to Crimea
State-run carrier Aeroflot announced plans to launch low-cost airline Dobrolyot last year
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