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Airport workers back strike over end to cheap flights

Workers at Dublin Airport voted overwhelmingly for strike action today over plans to end their right to cheap stand-by seats on flights.

Wed, 02 Feb, 2005

Plea to save Great Southern Hotel group

The future of the Great Southern Hotel group should be protected as the foundation stone of Irish tourism, it was claimed today.

Thu, 14 Apr, 2005

Ryanair slams pilots union as flights cancelled

Ryanair has hit out at the union representing Irish pilots after the airline said it is cancelling up to 30 flights tomorrow because of strike action.

Wed, 11 Jul, 2018

<p>In 2007, 8,800 domestic flights carried more than 515,000 passengers to and from Cork. Picture: David Creedon</p>

Cork Airport set to smash 17-year passenger record with 3.4m trevellers

No more Dublin flights: How Cork Airport's 3.4m passenger boom is powered by international travel

Tue, 04 Nov, 2025

<p>Ryanair called on European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen to take action to reform EU air traffic control services. Picture: Peter Byrne/PA</p>

European families 'held to ransom' by French air traffic control strike, Ryanair says

Two-day strike impacting 30,000 passengers is 'abundantly unfair on EU passengers and families going on holidays', Ryanair chief Michael O'Leary said

Thu, 03 Jul, 2025

Ryanair: Dept of Transport is 'corrupt'

Ryanair and the Transport Minister are heading for a collision course after the budget airline branded Noel Dempsey and his department 'corrupt'.

Thu, 19 Nov, 2009

Ryanair slams increase in DAA check-in charges

Ryanair has slammed the Aviation Regulator's decision to approve a 50% rise in check-in desk charges being imposed by the Dublin Airport Authority.

Tue, 11 Mar, 2008

Government should have looked after pensioners

Labour TDs would not agree to the sale of Aer Lingus without the deficit in the pension scheme being addressed. 

Sat, 27 Jun, 2015

Irish builders face cost hikes in UK materials

The vast majority of building materials used in the Irish construction sector are either sourced in the UK or enter Ireland through international distributors in Britain and represent a major risk for the industry, according to executives at the National Construction Summit in Citywest last week.

Tue, 19 Mar, 2019

<p> Huge crowds at Dublin Airport yesterday as the Government put the army on standby to assist. Picture: Sam Boal</p>

Aer Lingus cancels more flights as Covid surge threatens travel plans

Aer Lingus was forced to cancel flights due to Covid among staff

Thu, 30 Jun, 2022

Our door is open for talks, Shannon chief tells O’Leary

FOLLOWING Michael O’Leary’s latest broadside at Shannon and its dealings with his airline, a member of the airport authority yesterday invited the Ryanair boss to sit down and talk business.

Fri, 04 Mar, 2011

Cork airport chairman urged to revisit debt issue

THE new chairman of the Cork Airport Authority (CAA) has been urged to revisit its controversial €113 million debt issue.

Thu, 06 Nov, 2008

<p>Airlines have warned that a cap will result in fewer routes from Dublin and higher fares.</p>

IAA confirms Dublin Airport summer seat cap

The IAA said not all slots from Summer 2024 will be capable of being accommodated next year

Mon, 07 Oct, 2024

June Bank Holiday set to be Dublin Airport's busiest weekend this year

More than 355,000 passengers are due to travel through Dublin Airport over the June Bank Holiday weekend.

Fri, 03 Jun, 2016

Taxi drivers in further airport fee talks

Taxi driver representatives are meeting the Dublin Airport Authority today for further talks over the introduction of a new charge for using the airport.

Tue, 26 Sep, 2006

Airport security worker sues Dublin Airport Authority over fall from truck

An airport worker who fell about 10 feet to the ground from an oil tanker cab as she conducted a security search, has sued in the High Court.

Wed, 17 Jul, 2019

Flight diverted to Dublin Airport after odour from fluid spillage affects passengers and crew

A transatlantic flight has been forced to divert to Dublin Airport this afternoon after a number of cabin crew and passengers were reportedly affected by fumes from a spillage of a cleaning solution.

Mon, 21 Oct, 2019

<p>Around 1,400 people missed flights last weekend due to long queues for departures at Dublin Airport. Picture: Colin Keegan/Collins</p>

Irish Examiner view: Consumer power is the only answer to air travel chaos

Without major Government direction, the unspoken attitude of the airport authority, and indeed the flight operators, is that the consumer has to suck up the difficulties in the short term

Thu, 02 Jun, 2022

Irish Saudi body pulls out of Riyadh meeting

An organisation made up of public and private companies and State-backed entities aimed at promoting business between Ireland and Saudi Arabia has pulled out of a business event in Riyadh next month.

Sat, 27 Oct, 2018

Plans to bring 900,000 visitors annually to Co Cork stately home

The Office of Public Works (OPW) and a community group have ambitious plans to bring more tourists to a stately home in Co Cork, with the hope of attracting up to 900,000 people annually to it within the next seven years.

Tue, 22 Jan, 2019