Dublin Airport will remain closed until 5 o'clock in the morning.

RYANAIR has accused the Government of failing to act to save the airline’s Kerry-Dublin service because it favours the semi-state companies to private sector organisations.

THE founder of Aer Arann and Kerry businessman Jerry Kennelly are among the names who have joined forces to launch a Dragons Den-style project to assist aspiring entrepreneurs.

AER ARANN has said that it will consider its options over its longstanding “anti-competitive” complaint against Ryanair on the Dublin-Cork route, in light of the Competition Authority effectively ending any inquiry into the matter.

CityJet has dropped its plans to begin flights from Knock Airport to Dublin from next week.

THE overall winner of The Young Entrepreneur Programme Awards 2008 is Neasa FitzPatrick from Coláiste Na Sceilge, Caherciveen, Co Kerry.

AN 88-year-old woman suffered head injuries after falling from her wheelchair as she was being lifted onto a flight to Britain.

THE granting of planning permission for a sewage treatment facility at Shannon Airport was too little, too late, a leading doctor has claimed.

DISCUSSIONS are at an advanced stage between Aer Arann and the board of the South East Regional Airport (Waterford) on the introduction of a daily Waterford-Manchester service.

SOME weeks ago, in an effort to resolve the overtime issue in the prison service, the Prison Officers Association invested a great deal of time and money to produce a package of proposals based on productivity.

IT is absolutely crucial for common sense to prevail in the bitter industrial relations row raging between Government and State employees who are set to stage a series of strikes that would cripple the country’s transport system.

Minister for Transport Seamus Brennan will insist that Aer Rianta's newly-appointed chief executive, Margaret Sweeney, is installed only on a temporary basis, according to reports.

DRIVERS who are not wearing their seat belts will receive penalty points from July 31, Transport Minister Seamus Brennan confirmed yesterday.

The Minister for Transport Seamus Brennan has been cleared by a report released by his department tonight into allegations that he has an unpaid bill of £5,000 for cigars and drink with Aer Rianta.

AER RIANTA last night rejected suggestions that it was the source of allegations that Transport Minister Séamus Brennan failed to pay a €6,000 brandy and cigar bill.

TRANSPORT Minister Seamus Brennan launched two internal investigations last night into claims that a senior politician failed to pay a 5,000 bill for whiskey and cigars with Aer Rianta.

Dublin Bus is to provide 170 buses to help transport people from Dublin city centre to the Phoenix Park to welcome home Ireland’s World Cup squad tonight.

The row between Aer Lingus and their suspended Chief Executive Michael Foley is hotting up.