Dublin Airport passengers top 36m
Figure breaches 32 million limit that is the focus of ongoing legal action
Top EU court to signal if Dublin Airport cap can survive legal challenge
Advocate general’s opinion could point to direction of final ruling by Court of Justice of the European Union on passenger limit
Workers at Meta subcontractor Covalen to strike for two days
Staff, who review material on social media networks for safety, seek union recognition, better redundancy terms
Women in aircraft leasing firms ‘feel under pressure’ not to take full maternity leave
Companies in multibillion-euro industry lack clear policies, notes report
How Uisce Éireann repaired leaks on a third of Dublin’s water supply in just over 24 hours
The pipe repaired connects the Uisce Éireann water treatment plant at Ballymore Eustace, Co Kildare with a reservoir in Saggart, Co Dublin
Mobile phone operator Three Ireland loses €31m in 2024
Operating profit jumped 50% to €36m but that is more than offset by a €76m bill for interest on borrowings
Irish homes now selling for 52% more than pre-Covid levels, says Daft.ie
Housing crisis to drag on as building lags demand, Prof Ronan Lyons says, as estate agents seek €423,000 for average family home
Dublin Airport’s controversial passenger cap finally could be laid to rest in 2026
New legislation and a possible EU court ruling could once and for all deal with 32 million limit
Cerberus winds up company that bought Project Eagle loans in NI from Nama
US investor Cerberus appoints liquidators to project eagle company
Quinn’s pub in Dublin: What is happening with the reopening?
Developer names January for possible reopening following 'complicated' project
Switch from fossil fuel could save €2.8bn
International Energy Agency dubs Republic a leader in wind power
Ryanair clashes with DAA over 10% hike in Dublin Airport charges
State company says increase in fees next year needed to improve standards for passengers