Irish Examiner

The airline has carried 202m passengers to date this year

Company's latest growth phase will also include its expansion into North America

Twilight Thursdays will run on the last Thursday of every month, offering live music, food and drink experiences, and cultural showcases

EU has concerns the platform’s blue checkmark is deceptive and should be overhauled

A skills shortage in Ireland may result in a reluctance by multinationals to shed staff here

Sales of Elon Musk's Tesla vehicles down on 2024

Good weather in May results in a €50,000 jump in suncare sales

Bank will reduce rates on Advantage 12-Month and 18-month savings accounts on Thursday

Revenues rose by 7% from €26.39m to €28.32m

Firms operates Maldron and Clayton hotels across Ireland, the UK and Europe

A solid rise in total new work offsets weaker export orders

Irish Aviation Authority says of the 1,726 complaints upheld, 973 complaints related to flight cancellations, 677 complaints concerned long delays, while 64 complaints related to 'denied boarding'

The Trump administration stated that the Doudna project will help ensure America’s scientists have the tools they need to win the global race for AI dominance. And that is also the challenge that both Ireland and the EU face

Key sticking point in further interest rate cuts is Donald Trump’s tariffs — specifically, their knock-on effects for eurozone prices

Revenue releases data on taxes paid by county

Gender pay gap reporting snapshot came into effect on June 1

Government must step up despite Trump's policy swings

Company operates several data hub facilities

Dublin’s rivals for the convention, which attracts visitors from up to 200 countries, include Barcelona, Cairo and New Delhi. 

'You can't listen to silly people making silly comments'