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Aer Lingus confirms talks with workers on job losses

Ryanair warns of long-term economic damage if travel restrictions continue

DAA executive not aware of airport welfare inspections

Company complies with data regulations, CFO tells Covid-19 committee

Borrowers on payment breaks will pay up to €4,500 extra on mortgages

B of I says it is ‘important’ to charge interest during payment breaks over Covid-19 period

Non-green list passengers should be tested before travelling to Ireland, DAA to say

Airports authority to propose move to Oireachtas Covid-19 committee

Cork airport seeks State aid as Covid-19 eats away its revenues

Shannon Group to warn that Government travel restrictions threaten multi-national investment and will cause job losses

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Siptu brands Shannon’s independence a failure

Airport should return to DAA control, says trade union

Aer Lingus could be ‘wound up’ without State support, union chief warns

Covid-19 committee told airline losing €1.5m a-day with overseas travel restrictions in place

Covid-19: ‘Vast majority’ of nurses who contracted virus suffer post-recovery issues

Anxiety, ‘brain fog’, dizziness and recurring fever reported in survey of staff by INMO

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Black Irish Lives: The new Government must give asylum seekers their lives, and dignity, back

Department admits ‘error’ over case at Cahersiveen direct provision centre

Local group says Minister should resign for having ‘misled’ public on suspected Covid-19 at hotel

European Commission seeks details of Apple tax in Ireland

Competition commissioner Vestager says ‘Don’t hold your breath’ for inquiry verdict

Europe Letter: Europe begins to take steps against aggressive corporate tax planning

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