Minister: Get tourists to fly into Cork and Shannon to overcome Dublin passenger cap
James Lawless said there needs to be creative solutions to the impasse caused by the 32 million a year passenger limit.
Government told poor tourist season must be considered in next month’s budget – Highland Radio – Latest Donegal News and Sport
More than half of businesses had fewer customers this summer compared to the same period last year. The Fáilte Ireland Tourism Barometer found the sector reported a disappointing summer with…
New rail timetable to be amended following complaints of overcrowding, delays and late trains
Irish Rail has apologised to any rail user who may have been impacted by the delays caused by the new timetable.
Michael O’Leary says Dublin Airport passenger cap threatens rugby match flights and trips to Lapland as he meets minister
Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary has branded a meeting this morning with Minister of State James Lawless regarding the passenger cap at Dublin Airport as “unpr...
O’Leary says meeting over passenger cap not productive
The chief executive of Ryanair has said a meeting he had with the junior minister at the Department of Transport this morning on the issue of the passenger cap at…
Limerick woman’s scalp-cooling device inspired by her mother’s chemotherapy selected for Dyson Award final
A Limerick woman has become the Irish regional finalist for the James Dyson Award after inventing a scalp-cooling device for chemotherapy patients.
‘He did not have the respect to look me in the eye’ – GP claims bosses pulled out of partnership deal after pregnancy complications
A family doctor has accused her former employers of discriminating against her by pulling out of an alleged deal to make her an equity partner in their GP ...
Hair-therapy device for cancer patients wins James Dyson Ireland award
Olivia Humphreys wins the 2024 James Dyson award for Ireland with Athena, a hair-loss preventing device for chemotherapy patients.
‘Watershed moment’ and a ‘reputational headache’ for Ireland: How global media reported on Apple tax ruling
Global reporting on ruling ranged from praising EU and Vestager to questioning what it means for Europe, and Ireland, as destination for business in the future
Tipperary catering company hit with closure order after mould and flies found on premises
A catering company in Tipperary was hit with a closure order by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) last month after flies and mould were discovere...
Apple €13bn should be invested in infrastructure like housing, O’Brien says
Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien has said it was his own view that the €13 billion Apple funds should be invested in infrastructure such as housing
Regulator set to announce Dublin Airport slots for next summer as passenger cap looms
Announcement will come against ongoing controversy around cap imposed as condition of opening second runway in 2022