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Irish and European markets notch up gains as US investors fret

Economic and interest rate concerns continue to dictate market direction

Ryanair chief O’Leary calls for more departure gates at Dublin Airport to boost growth

Food bosses slam regulator move, British finance authority to get tough with banks, insurers

European values advance but investors eye inflation data for signals from ECB on rate hikes

Irish index broadly flat on Friday, with banking shares regaining ground and construction stocks turning softer

Ryanair’s O’Leary ‘loses battle but wins war’ in mega Boeing deal

Joe Brennan: Airline’s CEO fails to secure as favourable terms as he once did but still comes out ahead

Markets little changed as US inflation data holds few surprises

US consumer price index comes in marginally below expectations, with core prices as expected

EU court backs Ryanair’s challenge against Lufthansa state bailout

Commission approval for €6bn in state support for German airline annulled by court

US debt ceiling, Interpath hires Liam Booth, Ireland’s potential tax shortfall, and protecting your finances as a stay-at-home parent

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Gauge of global equities falls after weak Chinese trade data

Ryanair the ‘talk of the town’ among Dublin investors after it struck a deal to buy up to 300 Boeing 737 Max 10 aircraft

Ryanair orders 300 new Boeing 737 Max 10 jets worth more than €36bn

Irish short-haul airline giant buying new aircraft worth €36.3bn and pledges 10,000 new jobs

Ryanair close to mega Boeing deal in 737 Max endorsement

Announcement could come as early as Tuesday from aircraft manufacturer’s largest European customer

European shares end higher, lifted by healthcare and bank stocks

AIB and Bank of Ireland enjoy positive sentiment

Ireland West Airport sees busiest month in its history

Numbers boosted by new route to Heathrow, Biden visit

Markets slide on US bank jitters

The Iseq index gave up close to 0.4% in trading on Thursday

Strong April prompts Cork Airport forecast boost

Dublin Airport passengers break monthly record

European shares edge higher ahead of Federal Reserve decision

Energy stocks among the fallers, while Dublin’s Iseq closes lower

Ryanair flies 16m passengers in April in spite of French air traffic control strikes

Ryanair’s traffic rose 13 per cent year on year

More than a dozen flights between Dublin and France cancelled today

Paris, Nice, Toulouse and Lourdes among destinations affected by French air traffic controllers strikes

France flight cancellations: All you need to know as Ryanair and Aer Lingus routes impacted

Ryanair has said it is cancelling 220 flights and multiple airlines will be similarly impacted as a result of the industrial action in France

Ryanair to cancel 220 flights due to French air traffic control strikes

Some 40,000 passengers affected by May bank holiday flight cancellations

Kingspan gives the City another black eye

Insulation giant is the latest company to announce plans to delist from the London Stock Exchange

Recession and bank fears weigh on European shares

Strong tech results ease Wall Street concerns about lenders

All quiet on the markets front as attention turns to earnings reports

Credit Suisse reported client outflows of €64 billion in first quarter

Aer Lingus and Ryanair joined to High Court challenge to airport charge cap

Dublin Airport operator DAA is challenging levy cap it claims will cost it millions

European shares rise as dealers look towards ECB’s next rate move

Interest rate uncertainty ensures traders remain on the edge

Cheap ‘booze and fags’ one of Brexit’s few benefits - Michael O’Leary

UK likely to rejoin single market in 10-15 years, says Ryanair chief executive

Ryanair says Swiss ruling has no effect in EU

Court ruled against Irish airline in lastminute.com challenge

Global stocks rise to reach highest level since early February

Euronext Dublin outperforms European peers as a number of its heavy hitters drag it up almost 1.5%

EasyJet raises earnings target again as bookings remain strong

Summer fares expected to be higher amid elevated costs, says chief executive

Ryanair sees no disruption from Boeing delays, getting a better return on your bank savings, and An Post and the RTÉ licence fee

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Ryanair does not expect disruption to summer schedule over Boeing delays

Airline plans €40m maintenance hangar at Dublin Airport

Minister for Finance challenges non-bank lenders over high mortgage interest rates

Seen & heard: Ulster Bank’s soured loans; threat to Revenue ‘name and shame’ policy; and slump in AirBnB listings in Irish cities

Boeing problems could cause Ryanair headache

The aircraft-maker says a fittings problem ‘will likely affect a significant number of undelivered 737 Max airplanes, both in production and in storage

European shares buoyed by positive earnings from major US banks

AIB and Bank of Ireland follow their European counterparts higher

Global markets rally as traders expect interest rates to peak soon

Dublin market outperforms international peers as it finishes the day up 1.7% on the back of strong rallies

Fingal County Council told not to ‘stray’ into aviation safety issues by DAA consultants

Coakley O’Neill Town Planning points out council lacks ‘regulatory role or technical experience’ in appeal over airport tunnel plan

Emergency declared at Dublin Airport after ‘technical issue’ with Ryanair plane upon landing

Full emergency declared after flight from Liverpool experienced issue with its nose landing gear

Ryanair seeks to join High Court action on Dublin Airport passenger charges

Carrier to support regulator as DAA challenges levy finding

Dublin and Shannon airports to handle almost 560,000 passengers over Easter

Holiday weekend marks start of summer travel with Aer Lingus, Ryanair and other carriers ramping up schedules

Ryanair calls on DAA to confirm anti-drone measures are ready for use

Drone activity caused significant flight disruption in the first eight weeks of the year

Cuts by Opec+ ripple through global markets

The Iseq gave back 1 per cent, dragged lower by tourism and building materials stocks

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