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Irish arm of Pigsback.com sees pre-tax losses increase by €200k

The directors of the Irish arm of the company that operates voucher site Pigsback.com have reviewed the firm’s cost base after seeing its losses balloon by over €200,000.

Wed, 10 Feb, 2016

Irish brand agency wins Trinity contract

A top Irish brand and communications agency has beaten illustrious international competition to win a prestigious contract to help review Trinity College’s brand and shape a new and distinct identity.

Mon, 16 Dec, 2013

Ryanair profits up 25%

Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary unveiled record profits for the airline today but admitted it is unlikely there will be a repeat performance this year.

Mon, 21 May, 2012

<p>Under planning conditions, Dublin Airport is limited to 32 million passengers a year travelling through its terminals. File Photo</p>

Aviation authority introduces seat capacity limit to comply with Dublin Airport planning conditions

During the winter period, the Irish Aviation Authority has decided runway activity will be limited to 970 flights per 24-hour period

Tue, 07 May, 2024

Shannon Airport ‘in impossible situation’

SHANNON airport is operating with both hands behind its back and in the impossible situation of having to compete against its employer, the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), and the newly opened T2.

Tue, 30 Nov, 2010

Shannon airport ‘needs viable business plan’

LABOUR leader Eamon Gilmore insisted yesterday the huge decline in passenger numbers at Shannon will not be tackled by just transferring management of the airport from the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) to the Shannon Airport Authority (SAA).

Fri, 10 Sep, 2010

Dublin airport charges set to rise €1 to €8.35 per passenger

PASSENGER charges at Dublin Airport are set to rise by almost 13% next year based on proposed increases announced by the Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR).

Fri, 19 Jun, 2009

Cullen to brief Cabinet on aviation package

A PROPOSAL on partial privatisation of Aer Lingus, a second terminal at Dublin Airport and the end of the Shannon stopover will be brought to Cabinet by Transport Minister Martin Cullen today.

Tue, 22 Mar, 2005

Ryanair: Dublin Airport runway costs should not top €250m

Ryanair has expressed confidence that plans for a second main runway at Dublin Airport will become a reality, but has warned its costs should not exceed the planned €250m.

Thu, 28 Jan, 2016

Aer Lingus accepts pensions advice

Aer Lingus management has said it "reluctantly accepts" a recommendation from an expert panel that it should pay almost €200m towards the pensions of its current and former staff — though its shareholders must still give the green light.

Sat, 28 Jun, 2014

Ryanair’s plans for Cork ‘modest’

Ryanair is unlikely to start any new routes from Cork until next September, with the airline saying yesterday that it will be harder to grow from there than from other Irish airports.

Fri, 15 Nov, 2013

Efforts to halt decline at Cork Airport

Cork Chamber is set to spearhead a renewed campaign to secure independent and debt-free status for struggling Cork Airport.

Fri, 31 Oct, 2014

O'Donoghue: Hotel chain's paintings belong to State

Dozens of artworks in the hands of a former state-owned hotel chain belong to the people of Ireland, Arts Minister John O’Donoghue insisted tonight.

Fri, 16 Jun, 2006

Court defeat for BAA over airport sell-off

A decision that could force airport operator BAA to comply with an order to sell three of its airports was restored by the Court of Appeal in the UK today.

Wed, 13 Oct, 2010

Ahern signals willingness to negotiate airport debt

A RATTLED Taoiseach opened the door yesterday for negotiations on the controversial €100 million Cork Airport debt issue.

Sat, 03 Mar, 2007

<p>The chaos at Dublin Airport was waiting to happen but away from the bright lights of the airport, the same policies are doing far greater long-term damage. <span class="contextmenu emphasis CaptionCredit">Picture: Niall Carson/PA</span>
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Mick Clifford: Daa's bizarre jobs policy comes back to bite

It is difficult to conclude other than that the Daa's objective was to use the pandemic to cut numbers and rehire in a manner that would save the company money. As a result, we got the chaos at Dublin Airport last weekend, writes Mick Clifford

Sun, 05 Jun, 2022

Government bring in IBEC and ICTU in bid to avoid airport strikes

The Government has launched its latest bid to avoid a crippling strike at the country's three biggest airport.

Mon, 03 Mar, 2014

<p>Dublin Airport operator Daa said it would be seeking planning permission to increase capacity beyond the current 32 million passenger cap per year. </p>

Dublin Airport contributes €9.6bn to the economy, new study finds

Airport directly responsible for 19,900 jobs and indirectly responsible for a further 11,700

Tue, 05 Sep, 2023

<p>Domestic non-aeronautical revenue grew by 12% to €232.3m, driven by strong food and beverage sales, retail sales, and other passenger-related services. Picture: Sam Boal/RollingNews</p>

Daa revenues jump 10% as passenger numbers surge

Passenger traffic rose 11% in Cork and 5% in Dublin — but the impact of the passenger cap will be reflected in the second half of the year

Tue, 15 Oct, 2024

DAA chair says autonomy will kill off airports

THE chairman of the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has warned that if the country’s three state airports secure their autonomy, the country will end up with one airport after not very long.

Sat, 05 Mar, 2011