‘I am really disappointed in how Aer Lingus treats customers when things go wrong’
Some things airlines can’t control, but how they handle situations is well within their control
Weather expert pinpoints when very heavy downpours will finally end sunny spell
The weather forecaster also revealed the county which is set to see the worst of the bad weather
Truckers fear ‘greatly improved’ Holyhead ferry timetable introduced after Storm Darragh is about to be scrapped
Hauliers fear a new ferry timetable between Dublin and Holyhead – introduced in the wake of Storm Darragh – is to be scrapped.
Moody’s strips US of top-notch triple-A credit rating
Agency warns of rising debt and deficit payments
Dublin Liberties Distillery to close temporarily next week
Dublin Liberties Distillery is to close temporarily next week, the Irish Independent has learned.
Trial of Conor McGregor whiskey lawsuit deferred as former friend seeks to amend case
The trial of a multi-million euro lawsuit taken against Conor McGregor by his former friend and sparring partner Artem Lobov over the creation of a whiskey...
BREAKING: State withdraws IPAS centre plan for Coolock
Councillor Daryl Barron said the Dept is "no longer considering the offer of a potential IPAS accommodation centre at the former Crown Paints site".
Asylum seekers will not be accommodated at former Crown Paints site in north Dublin
Department of Justice no longer considering site which was scene of confrontations between protesters and gardaí
‘Green’ loans and cars drive record rise in consumer borrowing, but fears raised over possible global downturn
A borrowing surge by consumers for cars, house improvements and holidays has raised questions given the risks of a global downturn. Households have gone on...
Sky outage as customers complain ‘TV boxes randomly turning themselves off’
The outage seems to have begun at 10pm
Bookies subject to morning raids in competition probe
Searches mark second investigation of bookmakers by the competition regulator
‘Concerning trends’ in Galway’s rental sector to be investigated by watchdog
The Residential Tenancies Board says it’s taking the action following ‘unusual patterns of rental inflation’ in Galway.