Despite upholding Ryanair complaints, IAA will not force Dublin Airport to reassess winter charges
In a draft decision last May the IAA agreed with Ryanair on a number of complaints.
IAA defers action on Dublin Airport charges until March next year
Out of the six complaints Ryanair submitted, the IAA found that there was merit in four of them
Mortgages arrears review calls for lifting of €3m ceiling for insolvency deals
Report note there are still around 20,000 accounts behind on payemnts
Report recommends forum to tackle mortgage arrears issue
A new Government commissioned report has called for the establishment of a forum of senior representatives from departments and bodies to focus on further reducing mortgage arrears.
State bodies told to come together to refine solutions for those in mortgage arrears
State agencies involved in tackling mortgage arrears have been told to set up a new forum to develop policy interventions to reduce the overall numbers in ...
Trade union accuses DHL of trying to avoid ‘substantial’ redundancy payout for veteran worker
Logistics giant DHL has been accused of trying to avoid paying a “substantial” redundancy sum to a veteran employee and leaving him “begging” a rival firm ...
Fresh application to build almost 1,000 homes at former Central Mental Hospital site in Dundrum
Dún Laoghaire-Rathdown County Council ‘partnering’ with Land Development Agency on new plan, with earlier proposal delayed by legal challenge
Uisce Éireann launches text alert service for water outages
Uisce Éireann has announced a new free-to-use text alert service aimed at keeping customers informed about water supply issues and maintenance work.
Spain’s ‘pineapple-gate’ spark hopes of romance and shop chaos
The fruit-based flirting code has caused rowdy scenes at the Mercadona supermarket chain.
LDA seeks to evade legal threat to Dundrum housing scheme
State agency has launched a fresh planning bid for 934 homes on the site of the former Central Mental Hospital
Irish Aviation Authority backtracks on draft Dublin Airport charges decision
The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) has backtracked on a draft decision issued earlier this year that would have forced Dublin Airport to reassess its charg...
Union accuses DHL of trying to avoid ‘substantial’ redundancy payout for veteran worker
Employee had been working for the logistics giant since 2009