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Limerick schoolboy's 'positivity pack' is the latest start-up to tackle mental health issues

A Limerick schoolboy has launched a new start-up in a bid to raise awareness of positive mental health.

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22,000 a month use Emirate’s Dublin to Dubai service

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Emirates: Onward connectivity key to direct Cork-Dublin air link

business

Low-cost airlines ‘seek to shed no-frills image’

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Aer Lingus launch Cork-Gatwick route

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Aer Lingus to push ahead with compulsory redundancies

Aer Lingus launches new Belfast to London service

A fourth daily flight to London Heathrow from Belfast International was launched today by Aer Lingus.

Tue, 03 Nov, 2009

Hundreds of jobs at risk in Aer Lingus overhaul

AER LINGUS has admitted its decision to axe 25% of its winter transatlantic schedule is only a “small step” in a complete overhaul of the airline that could see hundreds of jobs axed.

Sat, 13 Jun, 2009

Aer Lingus may cut routes over €10 tax

AER Lingus could cut routes from Shannon and Dublin this winter if the Government does not scrap the air travel tax which is causing “serious damage” to the airline.

Thu, 11 Jun, 2009

Aer Lingus cuts number of Belfast flights

Aer Lingus is cutting flights out of Belfast and Dublin this winter as it fights to cope with the economic downturn and a fall in passengers.

Tue, 12 May, 2009

Aer Lingus to raise US charges for third time

AER LINGUS has announced that it is to increase its long-haul fuel surcharges on routes to the United States for the third time since March.

Thu, 05 Jun, 2008

Aer Lingus: No transatlantic flights from Cork before 2009 — if ever

AER LINGUS yesterday ruled out introducing transatlantic flights from Cork any time soon.

Thu, 22 May, 2008

Aer Lingus contract deal could cost 1,500 jobs

AER LINGUS yesterday said it is too early to say whether it will reassign its entire maintenance contract from the current operator SR Technics with the likely loss of up to 1,500 jobs.

Fri, 18 Jan, 2008

Aer Lingus’s Belfast debut fails to add up for Ryanair

A WAR of words broke out yesterday between Aer Lingus and Ryanair over how many passengers were onboard the former’s inaugural flight between Belfast and London.

Tue, 15 Jan, 2008

Aer Lingus chief bullish over Belfast move

Aer Lingus will go all out to capture the corporate and public service market when it opens its Belfast hub, its commercial director said today.

Tue, 23 Oct, 2007

Pilots refusing to train Belfast staff face suspension

AER Lingus has threatened to suspend pilots from 10am today if they do not assist with recruitment and training of pilots for the new Belfast base.

Tue, 09 Oct, 2007

Aer Lingus pilots 'optimistic' strike can be averted

Aer Lingus pilots are optimistic that a solution can be found in a row with the airline’s management over job conditions at a new hub in Belfast, they said today.

Tue, 21 Aug, 2007

Aer Lingus 'to carry quarter of passengers' facing disruption

Embattled Aer Lingus chiefs tonight vowed to carry almost a quarter of its passengers facing disruption during next week’s planned pilots’ strike.

Wed, 15 Aug, 2007

Urgent talks held over airport check-in dispute

Urgent talks are being held between management and baggage handlers at Aer Lingus today in a bid to end a dispute over the airline’s new check-in area at Dublin Airport.

Mon, 28 May, 2007

Petite prayer book featured in auction of teeny tomes

A MINIATURE copy of the Lord’s Prayer, believed to be one of the smallest books in existence, went on view at Christie’s auction house yesterday.

Fri, 10 Mar, 2006