Aer Lingus flight and Cork Airport flight among European services hit by bomb threats
Airbus carrying 151 passengers and six crew from Dublin to Rome lands at airbase in France
Airbus carrying 151 passengers and six crew from Dublin to Rome lands at airbase in France
Markets volatile ahead of US midterm elections
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Airline weighs cuts and greater use of artificial intelligence to mitigate escalating fuel bills
Irish stock market was boosted by strong results from Ryanair on Monday
Airline’s profits fall 15% to €2.15bn as costs rise
Federico Pucciariello-run business considers renewable energy move in Republic
European technology shares posted their worst day since July
Ryanair said Kumar Sangakkara ‘refused to provide the required visa documentation when requested’
Ryanair rival EasyJet has announced it is to install Elon Musk’s Starlink internet across its fleet
Daniela Rusescu (34) alleged to have helped two Albanian men enter the State on two different dates in October
From November 10th, airline will shut service an hour before flight departure time
Shares traded in Dublin began the week on a steady upward trajectory
France’s borrowing costs rise to their highest since mid-2002, as widespread protests added to concerns over the country’s fragile finances
O’Learys says the Middle East conflict will force airlines to pass on increases in fuel costs
Irish market begins week in red amid weakness in banking and some construction stocks
While Irish companies overall seem to be doing better than counterparts abroad, there are recidivist offenders and a notable debutant on the naughty list
Irish index of shares ends week on positive note
Investors unnerved by valuations of firms in artificial intelligence sector
Advertising Standards Authority agrees ‘Moroccan adventure’ advert likely to be misleading
Kerry Group continues to make gains as share price now up more than 4%
Customer experience scores fell globally but hit highest level in Ireland in almost a decade
Ryanair falls as Michael O’Leary warns that ‘insanely higher’ jet fuel prices could last until 2028
Budget airline to scale back capacity by a further 700,000 seats to save on expensive fuel
Ryanair claims District Judge’s comments suggest ‘hostility’ towards the airline
Clare council has ‘serious concerns’ over berm for storage of contaminated oils
French shares drop after budget cuts announced
State company DAA warns regulators against passenger charge cut
Oil was up nearly 14% for the month, and set for its biggest climb since July
Decision will answer questions raised by airlines’ legal challenge in High Court here
Tech stocks in focus as Anthropic’s IPO prospectus showed how the AI lab has grown
Ryanair still expects to receive the first 15 Max 10 aircraft in the spring of 2027
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