Ryanair

I am by no means a Ryanair booster. And yet I have glimpsed the possibility – remote though it may be – of the airline’s customer experience actually worsening

Despite being widely considered a bit of a loudmouth in Ireland, the Ryanair boss has been practising self-deprecation for decades

Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.5% mainly on the back of a surge from Bank of Ireland

Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary saw his company’s shares advance amid row with Elon Musk

Airline has been in talks with Starlink and other developers, CEO Michael O’Leary confirms, but it believes passengers won’t buy it

EU needs to watch and learn from Michael O’Leary’s interactions with Donald Trump and Elon Musk

Tensions dent sentiment amid positive start to the year

Tesla boss posts poll on X in escalation of Starlink spat with Michael O’Leary

Ryanair boss lashes US president and Tesla chief in media interviews

US billionaire calls Ryanair chief executive an ‘utter idiot’, while O’Leary says Musk knows ‘zero’ about aviation

Jonathan Murphy said he had to overnight in Brussels and pay an extra €100 to transfer to a flight the following day

Advocate general’s opinion could point to direction of final ruling by Court of Justice of the European Union on passenger limit

Car-rental giant moves into newly developed Swords building following €20m sale of its former Irish base

The worst performer in Ireland was Cavan-based insulation specialist Kingspan, which finished the day down 3.25%

The group said plans are in place for more than €40m in investment this year

Deirdre encountered an inflexible approach to ‘flexible’ flights, while John found himself in a hotel without heating

Roles thrust him into media spotlight at home and abroad

Liquid restrictions also changed at Dublin Airport in the second half of last year

Euronext Dublin finished the day up 0.6% as insulation specialist Kingspan recovered some of the ground it gave up on Wednesday

Ryanair warns Irish airlines could face retaliatory action as US airlines argue Dublin cap is ‘discriminatory and anticompetitive’

Ryanair passengers faced delays due to technical issues

Budget airline Ryanair dropped 0.4% to finish the year on €29.55, but just 11.1m shares were traded in the company on Thursday

Hopes for Ukraine peace deal drag defence stocks lower while top tech stocks take a backwards step in New York

New legislation and a possible EU court ruling could once and for all deal with 32 million limit

This year has seen yet more companies leave the Irish stock market, including travel software group Datalex and hotel chain Dalata

AIB, Bank of Ireland and Ryanair account for almost 28 per cent of the benchmark index

Ryanair finished down 0.2% in Dublin as the shrugged off the imposition of a €255.8m fine by Italy’s competition watchdog

Irish carrier vows to appeal what it calls a ‘bizarre’ and ‘unsound’ decision

ECB opted to keep rates unchanged but offered more positive commentary on euro area economy

State company says increase in fees next year needed to improve standards for passengers

European defence stocks dip amid hopes for Ukraine peace deal

Sanction is second-biggest fine ever imposed by Spain’s consumer authority

The flight from Portugal to Dublin had to divert to Cork

CEO has begun talking up potential of other managers to reassure investors of ‘strong bench’ for replacement

Oracle’s disappointing quarterly forecasts led to declines in some of the world’s biggest tech names

A strong day for the Irish banks was not enough to keep the Iseq green

S&P 500 rises to a hair below October’s record

Farming and forestry responsible for 38% of State’s total output of gases linked to climate change

Dublin-based Iseq index underperformed on the day, falling 0.77% as Ryanair and Kerry take a hit

Rout in bitcoin deepens, sending crypto-related shares down