Law to give Minister powers to directly approve facility passed by Government last week

Revenue officers say drugs shipped from US

Dublin court hears WhatsApp records showed accused offered passport owner money in return for its use

Ryanair awaits aviation authority’s final decision that cuts to DAA’s fees are going ahead

Ceann Comhairle tells politicians ‘it’s very important to come back refreshed’ as proceedings end until September 16th

Irish airline will drop some routes out of Dublin Airport to counter rising costs and competition

President signs into law Act allowing Minister for Transport to end passenger limit

Mainstream parties of government should be able to sell the CTA as a way to regulate immigration while minimising internal borders

State needs international connectivity, but recent weather patterns underline need for careful scrutiny

Supreme Court says there was no question of any injustice being visited on the appellants

Move prompts Ryanair to pledge 2 million more seats in 2027

Ireland is now a haven from extreme heat events plaguing other parts of the world

Revenues increased by 12 per cent to €66.4m, according to recent filings

UK property group Hammerson sells beleaguered central Dublin development to State as part of €80m divestment

Amid rising costs and industry turbulence, the Ryanair boss predicts a shake-out among European airlines

Legislation will now go to Seanad; Darragh O’Brien says Opposition claims he did not meet local residents’ groups ‘simply untrue’

Legislation that could lock Ireland into higher carbon emissions for decades

Benefits of tourism in key European markets ‘increasingly going to large businesses and property owners’, not local communities, says Opportunity Green

Donat Rétif did not fly on an aeroplane until he was 20 – now he runs a package holiday firm worth €1bn-plus

There’s no joined-up thinking on passenger cap