Ryanair

Passenger demanded to be allowed off flight as plane accelerated on runway

Axe the Dublin Airport passenger cap, airline bosses tell politicians

European banks were among the big winners as traders boost bets on ECB rate hikes

Aer Lingus CEO tells TDs and senators passenger cap is ‘economically catastrophic’ as airlines and DAA press for speedy action on legislation

Traders expect prices to fall later this year, giving carriers hope they can lock in lower rates by being patient

State airport company to push Oireachtas to pass Bill soon so limit can be scrapped

A woman spent months chasing a bereavement refund only for the airline to change the rules

Precious metals edge up while oil prices fall

March 21st-27th highlights, including Crookhaven, Cheap European Homes, and Something Very Bad Is Going to Happen

Euronext Dublin bucks the trend as it finished up 1% with a number of the index’s biggest companies climbing

The Village at Lyons in Co Kildare is run as a luxury resort on 20 acres with 47 bedrooms

Irish lender surges 2.3% in late trading after reports Bawag ready to bid €1.6bn for bank

Carriers concerned by high costs and supply issues

Investors wait on interest rate signals from central banks

March 14th-20th highlights: including Turbulence: The Story of Ryanair, The Other Bennet Sister and the Oscars

Fixing a seizure sticker to cabin, court can sell Boeing 737 at public auction if debt is not paid by deadline

Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon is visiting Seattle, San Francisco and Sacramento to promote Ireland ahead of St Patrick’s Day

Middle East war stokes inflation concerns

The city’s colour and vibrancy leaves an immediate impression, just watch out for hawkers and monkey handlers

There is a myth that boards are only for big public and private companies, like Ryanair and the domestic banks

US stocks follow Europe and Asia lower

Ryanair head of litigation Ruth Comiskey said carried faced significant regulatory data, consumer and reputational risk as a consequence of eDreams’ conduct

Airline carried more than 13m passengers in February

Is it time for Benidorm to get a critical re-evaluation?

Irish carriers come last in customer ratings for short-haul and long-haul flights

Euronext Dublin finished the day up 1.5% as the homebuilders enjoyed a surge

European Commission ruling finds previous decision imposing restriction breached regulations

Glanbia tops Irish stock market on bumper sales of its Optimum Nutrition brand

Stoxx 600 index reverses earlier declines to close 0.2 per cent higher

Airline faces €60,000 claim on behalf of child scalded on flight from Shannon to Wroclaw

Policy will be rolled out across the carrier’s regional network from March 3rd

Euronext Dublin closes 0.7% higher, buoyed by banks and food groups Kerry and Glanbia

Kingspan was the busiest company on Euronext Dublin as it finished up 1.9% after more than 71 million shares were traded

Airlines fear definitive court ruling on issue that could impact on airport slots before Government enacts legislation to scrap passenger cap

Parents had to use clothing and water to treat injuries due to lack of first aid equipment, court hears

Historical slots are not property rights, but authorisation to use airport infrastructure and must have regard for capacity, ECJ advocate general states

Positive legislative developments for the construction sector in the UK helped the FTSE to a record high.

Euronext Dublin underperformed international peers as it sank 1.7%, dragged down by the banks and Ryanair

Cabinet approves draft laws to amend or revoke the planning restriction

Novo Nordisk gained after US firm cancelled competitor to weight-loss drug