Ryanair oversize bags clampdown: ‘Raising commission to catch people is scary’
Staff are to get €2.50 for every passenger they catch with cabin bags above strict size limits
Irish Continental Group Half-Year Profits Surge Despite Port Disruption and Rising Green Costs
Irish Continental Group Half-Year Profits Surge Despite Port Disruption and Rising Green Costs
Richest Irish household’s share of wealth slips, but 10pc still own 48pc
The wealthiest 10pc of Irish households held 48.6pc of total net wealth in the country at the end of March, down slightly on the previous month.
Ryanair to cut 1 million more passenger seats in Spain
Ryanair plans to cut the number of flights to and from regional airports in Spain in reaction to a fee increase by state-controlled airport operator Aena, Europa Press has reported,…
DRCC stress importance of ‘enthusiastic’ consent
The Dublin Rape Crisis Centre (DRCC) has stressed the importance of continued education and open dialogue to foster a culture of "enthusiastic and respectful" consent.
More cheeses recalled over Listeria infection fears
The FSAI has warned customers against eating the implicated cheeses
Bonuses to rise for Ryanair staff spotting oversized baggage
Michael O'Leary said about 200,000 passengers per year are charged luggage fees at airport gates and Ryanair has "more work to do to get rid of them".
Ryanair to raise bonuses for catching passengers with oversized bags
Ryanair is planning to raise bonuses for its staff who spot passengers attempting to take oversized baggage on flights.
Luas lines reopen after power outage
Both Luas Red and Green Lines have re-opened after a power outage caused widespread disruption this morning.
Tens of thousands to receive college place from CAO
Tens of thousands of young people will receive the offer of a college place from the CAO from 2pm.
Former National Lottery boss to run pension auto-enrolment agency
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