Lost baggage, flight delays and cancellations — here's what you may be entitled to 

Group chief executive Michael O'Leary said that Ryanair would 'absolutely' still hit its annual target of 185m passengers 

There will be revised timetables in place on all routes this weekend from Friday, April 7 to Monday April 10 inclusive

'We are currently working through regulatory approvals before we are allowed use it,' said a daa spokesperson

St Patrick’s Day traditionally marks the start of the Irish tourism season, so no better time to showcase the very best of Ireland, as Tom Breathnach compiles his list of 32 activities, across 32 counties

Jillian Bolger takes us beyond the box set destinations

The new airline, called Riyadh Air, will buy 39 787-9 jets, with options for 33 more, while existing state-owned carrier Saudia will purchase 39 787's and have a top-up option for another 10, Boeing said

Cycle trails, innovative architecture, modern museums and a wealth of sports and music options make the Steel City a quirky and fun US travel option

Regional airport autonomy

TUI chief executive Sebastian Ebel promised "new products, additional customers, and as a result, more market share and above-average growth".

The Castlemartyr bypass will be “progressed as quickly as possible” by the Department of Transport, Eamon Ryan has confirmed.

From foodie tours to a state-of-the-art rugby experience, our travel editor's round-up has something for everyone this summer 

Today we can remember what many people regard as the greatest rugby match in the history of the game — the 1973 victory of the Barbarians against the All Blacks at the National Stadium in Cardiff.

Andy Chambers believes he won't see the end of the year and is desperate to spend what time he has left with his partner Sian

While the Irish travel consultant languishes in the notorious Vakilabad Prison, his family fears for his life, writes Neil Michael

Hopes of difficulties being in the rear-view mirror have quickly evaporated. Global economic headwinds, inflation, and the energy crisis have all meant that there is now considerable unease about the outlook for 2023

This season is set to be a bumper year for food tour tourism

Industry analysis forecasts a shorter recovery period for aviation than had been anticipated

Of all his US travels, a winter trip to the stunning Montana mountain wilderness has been the best yet, says Tom Breathnach

Mobile operator pleads guilty to eight breaches of EU regulations as 1,600 phone users wrongly charged for data roaming when travelling outside the EU

Ryanair has confirmed it won't fully reopen its Brussels Zaventem base this summer because of the airport's decision to increase prices from April, the airline has said.

From the world class galleries you’ve perhaps never visited to the hidden cultural gems off your BAC radar, here are ten great things to add to your itinerary in the capital

As the year draws to a close, Travel Editor Tom Breathnach rounds up his list of top hotels breaks

Some homebound passengers did make it on to flights back to Ireland but others are facing disappointment 

The Marine Casualty Investigation Board said both vessels had to take evasive action in order to avoid a collision

There has been a lack of ambition in cities and towns across the country to improve walkability despite the myriad proven health benefits, writes Catherine Conlon

The war in Ukraine and inflation threaten post-pandemic recovery for the aviation industry 

Nicole Glennon recently travelled Stateside where she saw another side to the Big Apple at Christmas time

A road trip to Belfast ticks all the boxes for a break with friends. Fabulous food, upscale hotels, cool bars, festive markets, what more could you want? writes Esther N McCarthy

In every sense, Shetland proves to be the ultimate highlight, writes Tom Breathnach 

After an unforgettable one-night package holiday to Lapland in 2015, Vickie Maye returned this month, snapping up new direct flights from Dublin. So just how does a DIY trip compare to all-inclusive?

Fáilte Ireland CEO says he has written to hotel providers to remind them to 'try not squeeze the last few euro out of those last few rooms'

Don't assume normal safeguards apply in other countries, says Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland 

The Department of the Environment said Mr O’Leary’s views were ‘at odds’ with parents who applied for the scheme.

Early bookings for the second half starting April “look positive”, with ticket prices and occupancy for Easter stronger than a year ago

Would you ever stay in a hotel on Christmas Day?

Screening systems like that in Shannon Airport will be rolled out in Dublin and Cork next year, doing away with the necessity to deal separately with laptops and liquids

Announcing the increases, TII said the new plans were necessary 'due to the inflationary impact during 2022'

Fire and road crews were dispatched by the local authority to deal with spot flooding incidents and blocked drains

Tom Breathnach visits the Kerry hotel reaping interest in a resident ghost

Revenues at the company that operates the five-star Dromoland Castle in Co Clare are set to double this year, as room rates rise.

Business travel is still at only half the level of pre-pandemic volumes, and leisure bookings could feel the pinch from increased cost of living, said the airport's CEO

Sometimes the best travelling companion is yourself. Nicole Glennon talks to converts to the joys of flying solo

Mid-Antrim harbours a trove of treasures to attract visitors