Ryanair's Michael O’Leary has welcomed a decision by the High Court to continue to hold off the implementation of a passenger cap at Dublin Airport.

The mothers of sick Palestinian children who were medically evacuated from Gaza to Ireland have pleaded with the Government ...

The imposition of trade tariffs by the US is deeply regrettable, with serious implications for the EU and Ireland. With ...

Multiple youths entered a store in Finglas last Friday, stealing a number of items, including reels of scratch cards, from a ...

Ireland's High Court on Wednesday extended its suspension of a passenger cap at Dublin airport until an outcome is reached on ...

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Ryanair flew 200.2 million passengers in its fiscal year to the end of March, largely as forecast, making it the first ...

LOUTH County Council has approved a grant of €9,000 towards the completion of the Haggardstown Heritage Trail. Work as a ...

Ireland and European leaders are braced for US President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ for the US economy. Ireland’s ...

Explore the transformation of Dublin's Temple Bar, a model for urban regeneration in architecture and vibrant cultural spaces ...

The airline released a statement saying Ireland’s largest industry needs urgent action from the government, to enable it to ...

Exclusive: The cannabis was discovered concealed in vacuum packed packages within baggage belonging to the woman, who had ...