EU top court’s adviser says passenger cap ‘may be taken into account’ on Dublin Airport slots – The Irish Times
The 32 million passenger cap at Dublin Airport is legally sound, an adviser to Europe’s top court has…
Pól Ó Conghaile: Here’s what’s happening next with wifi on Aer Lingus and Ryanair
Starlink is coming soon to Aer Lingus, but Ryanair’s plans remain up in the air Ryanair chief Michael…
Dublin Airport passenger cap set to be scrapped – The Irish Times
Government plans to scrap the contentious 32 million annual passenger cap at Dublin Airport inched forward with long-awaited…
Ryanair left fuming as ‘cheaper flight’ booking trick discovered
Ryanair has hit back after a consumer group shared a booking tip claiming travellers could cut the cost…
Ryanair fumes as ‘cheaper flight’ booking trick spreads
Ryanair has hit back after a consumer group shared a booking tip claiming travellers could cut the cost…
Irish shares hit amid declines in Europe and US stock markets
Mining giants end plans for tie-up, while ECB decides to keep interest rates steady In Dublin, bank shares…
Ryanair issues warning over food and drink passengers can bring on planes
Ryanair has issued a warning about what food and drinks passengers can and can’t bring on board ahead…
Air passenger screamed abuse at cabin crew when refused alcohol
Jerzy Skiba (49) was arrested for “verbally assaulting” staff when they refused his demands for a drink. Photo:…
Ryanair urges passengers to ‘please’ stop wearing popular clothing item on flights
Ryanair has taken to TikTok urging passengers to stop wearing a certain clothing item when flying – but…
Michael O’Leary offers hope of eventual return to Ukraine but only on Ryanair’s terms – The Irish Times
Ryanair chief executive Michael O’Leary may have won unlikely allies during his recent run-in with Elon Musk but…
An hour and a half of sunshine in a week? No wonder Irish weather chat has intensified – The Irish Times
When will the darkness lift? Impermeable grey clouds have hung in the sky for weeks now (no, that’s…
Ireland West Airport Knock at 40 – changing the nature of connection in the west
There is something quietly reassuring about Ireland West Airport Knock. For all its growth, its international reach and…