Bluffer’s guide to Cheltenham: How to sound knowledgeable when you haven’t got a clue
Even if you’re not attending the storied Cotswolds racing festival this week, you can enjoy the excitement
Residents around Dublin Airport welcome possible noise assessment
Airport operator is seeking to increase a controversial 32m passenger cap
Void fuel supplier merger prompts legal dilemma
Competition regulator says it should have been informed of 2023 Klass Securities purchase of McMullen Oils
Aviation safety expert Eamonn Brennan joins air taxi developer
Vertical Aerospace is developing green battery-powered vertical take off craft
Dublin Airport faces further delays on passenger cap decision
Noise regulator says it may need to assess latest planning permission
Ireland’s flood defences are inadequate, experts warn
Engineers say State is poorly equipped for extreme weather as survey of public shows most expect more floods
State investor appoints receivers to Green Generation
Biofuel producer’s backers blame fraud and policy for challenges
Dublin Airport to challenge ramp demolition refusal
Fingal County Council blocks removal of unused terminal structure
St Vincent de Paul allowed employee to work with children without required vetting, says former HR staff member
Workplace Relations Commission hears plaintiff dismissed during probationary period, which charity ‘entitled to do’
Mercury Engineering to let 40 workers go from Intel project
Contracts with Intel are starting to wind down
Aer Dogs by Tom Lyons: Ryan family deserve credit for paradigm change in airline business
Many Irish people are familiar with the story of Ryanair founder and aviation finance pioneer Tony Ryan but fewer will know about his son Declan Ryan’s efforts to bring low-cost flying to different parts of the world through his company, Irelandia. Business journalist Tom Lyons’s book Aer Dogs sets out to tell the story of the company and some of its personalities.
January tourist slump sparks calls for action on airport cap
Industry chiefs seek solutions as overseas visitors to Republic tumble 25% in January
The man lobbying for data centres in Ireland: ‘Disparaging them means you’re effectively demonising the big tax takes’
Ireland risks being left behind in the digital age by our negative view of data centres, says Garry Connolly, director of industry lobby group Digital Infrastructure Ireland
AerCap CEO Aengus Kelly was paid €4.7m in 2024
Aircraft lessor returned $1.6bn to investors last year
Almost 320,000 premises in electricity arrears and 171,000 behind with gas bills
Regulator’s figures show numbers behind with energy bills falling