High Court refers questions around airport cap to CJEU
The High Court has agreed to refer a series of questions related to the cap on passengers at Dublin Airport to the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU)…
Central Bank names new deputy governor
The Central Bank has appointed Mary-Elizabeth McMunn to the position of Deputy Governor, Financial Regulation, where she’ll take over from Sharon Donnery, ...
‘We have never run out this early’: People ‘distraught’ after missing out on Capuchin Christmas food parcel tickets
People ‘distraught’ on missing out after all 3,000 parcels are distributed by shortly after 9.30am
The inside story of the ‘significant’ financial breaches at Peter McVerry Trust laid bare in damning report
In June 2023, two months before the major financial issues at the Peter McVerry Trust (PMVT) went public, its former and then current chief executives met ...
Cocaine And Cannabis Seized At Shannon Airport
Revenue officers have seized over 1kg of cocaine and various other illicit drugs at Shannon Airport and the midlands. The drugs were detected inside parcels which had originated in the…
PTSB targets job cuts with voluntary redundancy scheme
Plans by PTSB to cut staff numbers at the bank have been criticised by the Financial Services Union (FSU).
Breaking: PTSB offers exit packages to staff across all levels of bank
Memo from bank, which says narrow voluntary exit scheme will be opened to all staff, has been criticised by Financial Services Union
Aer Lingus unveil two new routes and increased Canaries service from Cork Airport
The new services to Bilbao in Spain and Bordeaux in France form part of the airlines 2025 summer schedule.
Aer Lingus plans major expansion in Cork Airport flights in 2025
The national airline will base more planes on Leeside
Passenger cap means ‘subdued’ figure of 1.4 million will pass through Dublin Airport over Christmas
Around 90,000 fewer passengers will travel this Christmas compared to last year.
Data centres ‘incompatible’ with climate commitments
New UCC research commissioned by Friends of the Earth Ireland has found that the growth of data centres is incompatible with Ireland's climate commitments.
Irish companies “falling behind” on AI
A significant gap has opened up between multinationals and local Irish companies in deploying Artificial Intelligence (AI), new research has found.