Markets react positively to UK and US inflation data
Iseq closes slightly up with food companies rising
Iseq closes slightly up with food companies rising
Nothing says ‘America first’ quite like Boeing aeroplanes, and Ryanair is one of the US aircraft maker’s best customers
Iseq Overall Index rises 0.87%
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Bank of America sees a better year ahead for airline investors
Look up at the screen in Dublin Airport and marvel at all those destinations and what they mean. Think of all the people coming and going. Consider all the ideas, schemes and plans, the commerce, the deals and the dreams
Iseq bucks trend and finishes the day down
Having withdrawn Israel service due to Gaza conflict, airline resumed flights from neighbouring Jordan in December
Persistent inflationary pressures also a cause for concern
Airline is claiming damages of €15,000 against passenger following flight diversion last year
Hopes rise that Trump tariffs may be lighter than feared
UK’s FTSE 100 logged its sharpest drop in more than two weeks
Christmas period saw more pressure on airlines operating between Ireland and Britain following closure of Holyhead port
834,000 people passed through west of Ireland gateway in 2024 with sights set for another record in 2025
Figures from data consultancy OAG show that the route had 2.35m seats last year, placing it behind Rome Fiumicino to Madrid
Decisions on legal challenges and planning applications will define 2025 for the aviation sector at least as much as their success in filling seats
Environmentalists, unlike business advocates, can see too clearly how the world works and are willing to call it out
Mixed day for Irish banks as Ryanair slips slightly
Former Green Party leader opens up about ‘being attacked from all sides’ and party’s general election wipeout
Here is a resolution for 2025: let’s stop glorifying extraordinary wealth. All great wealth reveals is that someone can afford to pay more tax
Experts urge An Bord Pleanála to adopt ‘robust noise management policies’ to protect public health
Airport operator DAA hopes interim measure designed to address capacity crunch will move quickly through planning system
Radio 1 host clashes with airline boss over high airfares, while Ray D’Arcy captures a frazzled festive atmosphere
Delays have caused backlog of deliveries to plane-maker’s customers including Ryanair
Fed to deliver verdict on Wednesday with Bank of England the following day
Around 100,000 people will need to make alternative arrangements over festive period
Ryanair DAC claims eDreams Odigeo SA and its subsidiary, Vacaciones eDreams SL, are breaching its website terms
Good prices, low emissions and unlimited luggage allowance of fast train between European powerhouse cities give planes a run for their money
The position of Ceann Comhairle is one of our great constitutional offices of State
Airline is suing Channel 4 over 2013 broadcast that focused on alleged fuel level concerns of pilots in 2012
Megacap and growth stocks mixed - Nvidia down 1.7% while Microsoft gained 1.4%
US billionaire was a key early investor in Irish carrier
Europe’s largest tour operator reports higher profits in 2024 but projects slower 2025 growth
Frances Maguire was left out of pocket after the airline failed to address the issue – until Pricewatch intervened and prompted a refund
Investors gear up for the latest US inflation report and ECB rate decision
FTSE 100 closes down 0.5% marking steepest one-day fall in three weeks
Airlines for America lobby wrote to outgoing Minister of State at Department of Transport James Lawless as well as other senior politicians
Court of Justice of the EU takes an average of 16 months to rule on such matters referred by national courts
Airline continues to grow passenger numbers as it operates more than 73,000 flights
Mr Justice Barry O’Donnell said questions of EU law are ‘at the heart’ of the challenges
Pan-European STOXX 600 jumps 1.2%, best daily performance in two months
Five budget carriers deemed to have violated customer rights with various practices in ruling seen as challenge to business models
No records were kept and no actions were taken arising from meeting, says Minister’s spokeswoman
The top five costs for schools have nothing to do with education but just keeping the buildings heated, lighted, clean, safe and insured. And they’re increasingly unsustainable
Airline says small number of affected passengers can claim refunds if they booked alternative flights
Iseq follows peers as food sector heavy hitters retreat
I wouldn’t employ the chief executive of a budget airline to run a country – or, for that matter, to campaign for the re-election of a party that does
This tech conference is profitable and expanding, but its 70,000-visitor Lisbon conference remains the jewel in its crown
Chipmaker is cheaper, or more expensive, depending on where you are buying
Fine Gael is expected to pledge to cut inheritance tax substantially when it unveils its manifesto at the weekend
Some Irish Times readers say that public representatives should be representative of wider society while others believe that Fine Gael’s response fell short
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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