General Court of the European Union find both instances of help are in line with EU law

Uneven amounts of state aid raise concerns over distortion of competition within bloc

Pandemic support could return former national flag carriers to quasi state control

Airline says it will appeal decision, saying national carriers are getting a ‘leg-up’

Opinion: Airline’s woes reveal hazy status of corporate nationality

Government says it will not provide further cash support for embattled airline

Aer Lingus put contract to operate regional services out for tender earlier this year

Unquiet Graves details the grim work of the loyalist Glennane Gang of the 1970s

Four-star hotel has 120 guest bedrooms and conference facilities for up to 300 delegates

A UK-based analytics company has modelled the safe return of spectators

Markets report: Stronger sterling drags down UK blue chips on FTSE 100

Proposal would allow Dublin-based airline continue on ‘a slimmed down’ basis

Family? Leisure? Trade? Why do people travel to these green list countries?

Scheme would save 146 Irish jobs, counsel for airline’s examiner tells High Court

Judge refuses request by pilots’ union to extend statutory notice period of redundancies

Demonstration took place at airline’s headquarters near Dublin Airport

Around 270 jobs with company, including 57 pilots, at Dublin Airport are at risk

Airline begins redundancy talks with pilot association as part of plan to cut 280 jobs

Drugmakers strong as investors seek progress on coronavirus vaccine

Airline to lay off 276 in its Dublin and London operations as part of restructuring