Loveholidays CEO: ‘Ryanair thought all online travel agencies were pirates. But not us’
Donat Rétif did not fly on an aeroplane until he was 20 – now he runs a package holiday firm worth €1bn-plus
Donat Rétif did not fly on an aeroplane until he was 20 – now he runs a package holiday firm worth €1bn-plus
Oil prices edged higher but were still back near levels last seen before the start of the US-Israeli war on Iran
Airline says it will ‘reluctantly’ permit families to opt for free random seating after coming under pressure form UK regulator
Boy who suffered second-degree burns alleged his grandmother’s hot drink had spilled on him, court heard
Seven houses in Fosterstown area of north Dublin suburb targeted during incident in which wheelie bins were set alight
Basic pay increase comes as part of contract extension for budget airline chief executive
UK shares largely shrugged off news of prime minister Keir Starmer’s resignation
Ryanair Group CEO signs a new contract until 2032
Chief executive to head carrier until 2032
US vice president JD Vance abruptly cancelled his trip to Switzerland for talks with the Islamic Republic
Lately the libertarian has even urged the nanny state to act over passengers’ early-morning drinking
But Iseq rises with strong performance from Ryanair
Oil prices decline for fourth consecutive session
Big winner in Dublin was Ryanair, soaring 3%, while Cairn Homes and Glenveagh Properties also advanced
Travel stocks and financials among those to fare best as mood improves across all markets though not for Big Oil
Euronext Dublin finished the day up 0.8% as the banks enjoyed a bounce following the European Central Bank’s interest rate hike
Ryanair is facing an investigation over the mandatory fee it charges a parent to sit with their child
Airline blasts decision by UK regulator over whether charge amounts to unfair contract term under consumer law
Iseq rises but banking stocks out of sorts
Oil prices retreat over pause in attacks between Iran and Israel
Euronext Dublin finished up 0.2% but lagged European peers as it was dragged back by some of its bigger names
eDreams move ends litigation with Irish carrier
Airline carried 210.4 million passengers in 12 months to end of May
Euronext Dublin outperformed many of its European peers to finish the day up 1.2% as Ryanair and Glanbia made gains
Wild Geese: Sam Molloy runs the commercial wing of esports group Heroic in Oslo
Euronext Dublin finished up 0.5% after a tumultuous day’s trading full of swings and roundabouts
Disruptive behaviour should be tackled at the point of supply
Euronext Dublin finishes session down 1.2% with most major names in the red
Ray bought €200 gift card as an 18th birthday present for his granddaughter
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