Ryanair's Irish business being hampered 'by failed regulation and political inaction', says Michael O’Leary

The annual report shows that, while overall Ryanair revenues increased by €505m or 3.75% to €13.94bn, its Irish revenues contracted by 4% from €791m to €757.5m

Ryanair's 2025 annual report which reveals that this year Michael O'Leary received a remuneration package of €3.83m that included bonus payments of €600,000. File photo SAM BOAL/Collins Photos

Ryanair chief executive, Michael O’Leary, has stated that the airline's home market in Dublin is being hampered "by failed regulation and political inaction”.

Mr O'Leary makes his comments in Ryanair's 2025 annual report which reveals that this year Mr O'Leary received a remuneration package of €3.83m that included bonus payments of €600,000.