DAA chief Dalton Philips to leave State airports company for Greencore
Philips to replace Patrick Coveney as chief executive of convenience foods producer
Aer Rianta International secures Portugal airports deal
DAA subsidiary to run duty-free stores and satellite outlets in eight locations
Bus Éireann hires Korn Ferry to headhunt new CEO
Search will be led by Barry Herriott, who has joined Korn Ferry as a senior adviser
New appointments at the top to drive change at Bus Éireann
Company has endured a difficult period of reform to get finances back on track
Bus Éireann to get extra €7m from State for free travel scheme
Move will bring payments into line with private sector rivals
Bus Éireann says it will make profit of €3.5m next year
Company in process of completing restructuring programme and ‘business is turning around’
Bus Éireann deficit rose sharply in first two months of year
Deficit rises 41% to €2.2m versus €1.5m for same eight-week period last year
Irish Rail services operating as normal as Bus Éireann strike continues
Bus Éireann directors due to meet on Monday to discuss voluntary redundancy scheme
Bus Éireann strike may be extended this week
Protests planned for Wednesday could draw in Dublin Bus and Iarnród Éireann workers
Bus Éireann’s cost-saving measures at centre of dispute
Company’s efficiency reforms include demand that drivers use fuel-saving technology
All-out strike at Bus Éireann now seems almost certain
State-owned transport company to implement cost-saving plan unilaterally
Bus Eireann strike: Prospect of transport sector spillover looms
Siptu and NBRU declare all-out strike at State bus company to begin next Monday
All-out strike at Bus Éireann likely after collapse of talks
Management says company could be insolvent by May
Bus Éireann to lose €125,000-a-day in funding during strike
Bus company may forfeit thousands in State aid if unions proceed with all-out action
Bus Éireann staff set for all-out strike from February 20th
Unions representing 2,600 workers say plans to cut earnings must be withdrawn
Bus Éireann may be insolvent ‘by end of year’ if losses continue
Company’s chief executive warns Oireachtas committee of fallen financial reserves
Unions say only inclusive talks can resolve Bus Éireann crisis
Company management to appear before Oireachtas transport committee
Acting Bus Éireann chief warns all jobs could be lost
Ray Hernan is to appear before the Oireachtas committee on Wednesday
Bus Éireann: Unite says Shane Ross ‘must act’ to avert all-out strike
Unions call on Minister to broker resolution, refuse Tuesday meeting with management
Bus Éireann plan could spark major transport dispute
Bus and rail workers threaten action over firm’s ‘stomach-churning’ survival proposals
Union warns of transport chaos as Bus Éireann proposes cuts
State-owned company warns of cuts in premium payments and potential layoffs of staff
Bus Éireann plans fast cost-savings over ‘precarious’ finances
Measures will include limits on overtime, recruitment and hiring in of private buses
Bus Eireann chief says threat of insolvency is very real
Acting chief executive says loss-making Expressway service will remain part of company
Significant senior management changes at Bus Éireann
Chief executive Nolan announces departure and Hernan takes on acting role in his place
Bus Éireann’s finances are in a ‘perilous state’, chief warns
Company’s staff told its losses must be addressed and there is no money for pay rises
Arnotts makes €159,000 operating profit
Dublin department store sees its turnover rise by 2.7% to €114.2m in 2014
No plan for Arnotts to be ‘Brown Thomas outlet north of Liffey’
Selfridges’ Irish chief has ambitious plans for Dublin department store
Timeline: In business 172 years on Dublin’s Henry Street
Arnotts joins Brown Thomas as member of portfolio of stores owned by Galen Weston
Selfridges buys Dublin department store Arnotts
Canadian billionaire Galen Weston now owns Brown Thomas and Arnotts
Retailers fight Dublin City Council’s car ban plans
Retail Ireland says proposals will impact city centre shops
Battle for control of Arnotts set to intensify
Talks ongoing between the department store’s shareholders on its future ownership
Retailers report best Christmas sales period in five years
Sales began early with more shops offering discounts online on Christmas Day
Teenagers out in force for St Stephen’s Day sales
Retailers see busy kick-off as young rush to take advantage of vouchers, gift cards and discounts
Arnotts management secures backer willing to bid for retailer’s IBRC loans
Offer from party ‘knowledgeable of retail’ at second stage bidding for €230m loans
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