Ryanair

The airline reported a 9 per cent increase in passenger numbers compared to the same month last year

BP tumbles as chief executive plays down takeover talk after disappointing results

Peter Kearney, chief executive of AirNav Ireland, says plan to unify Europe’s air traffic control will happen

Ryanair finished down in Dublin, lagging peers, after speculation reached investors the airline may cancel its Boeing order

Aer Lingus and Ryanair both fly to Gatwick, the UK’s second biggest airport

Irish index ends week slightly higher

Dublin’s Iseq index shed close 0.8% on Thursday

Iseq down 2.6% with falls across the board

There was very little on the upside among companies listed on the Irish Stock Exchange on Thursday

Irish carrier has become central to transport across the continent

Investors keep eye on geopolitical tensions ahead of trip by US president Joe Biden to Israel

DAA reports more than 25m passengers as fears cap of 32m will be breached by year end

Michael O’Leary labels proposals ‘pie in the sky’ until cheaper green travel alternatives are available

Airline shares fall as oil prices rise amid Middle East turmoil

Iseq down 0.6% as Ryanair and Flutter trade lower

Sale of business led by Rory Godson could be worth as much as €57m, say reports

Irish index falls 1.5%, dragged lower by declines in travel and building stocks

Airlines submit they are directly affected by council’s enforcement notice to Dublin Airport operator

Surge in US jobs numbers triggers investors’ fears that interest rates may remain higher for longer

Irish Stock Exchange performs better than European peers but still little on upside for individual stocks.

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Delays at Boeing’s Wichita facility have impacted planned aircraft deliveries

Company told carrier it would be able to deliver only 14 of the 27 aircraft due late December

Irish carrier says British airport's problems "self-inflicted"

Irish agri-services group Origin Enterprises rose 3.5 per cent in Dublin after it said revenue rose last year

A focus on small cap IPOs could help Euronext Dublin to reinvent itself and provide a platform to build the next Flutter, Kingspan or CRH

Seen & Heard: EU corporate tax proposals, Ryanair considering move out of Dublin stock exchange, and inflation creates €14bn deficit in infrastructure budget

Ticket prices have already soared as airlines make the most of demand for travel

DAA has ‘categorically denied’ what it says are false claims by Ryanair that Dublin Airport charges will increase by 45% next year.

CRH marked its last day of trading in Dublin with a 1.5 per cent gain

Airline chief says Dublin Airport locals making a ‘dog-and-pony show’ over noise complaints

Conor Pope on the tricky issue of flight refunds when there’s a medical issue involved

US inflation figures to be published this week could set the direction for global interest rates

Industrial action by French union scheduled for Friday could make it harder and more expensive to get to Nantes for the Tonga match

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‘I’ve never had such a warm welcome,’ says O’Leary after the incident in Brussels

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Amended legislation and regulatory approval allows Dublin Airport the legal right to jam drone frequencies

Banks struggle as investors register concern about the outlook for the euro-zone economy

Carrier has returned more than €6.8bn to investors between 2008 and 2020, but has never paid a regular dividend