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This year has seen yet more companies leave the Irish stock market, including travel software group Datalex and hotel chain Dalata

AIB, Bank of Ireland and Ryanair account for almost 28 per cent of the benchmark index

Ryanair finished down 0.2% in Dublin as the shrugged off the imposition of a €255.8m fine by Italy’s competition watchdog

Irish carrier vows to appeal what it calls a ‘bizarre’ and ‘unsound’ decision

ECB opted to keep rates unchanged but offered more positive commentary on euro area economy

State company says increase in fees next year needed to improve standards for passengers

European defence stocks dip amid hopes for Ukraine peace deal

Sanction is second-biggest fine ever imposed by Spain’s consumer authority

The flight from Portugal to Dublin had to divert to Cork

CEO has begun talking up potential of other managers to reassure investors of ‘strong bench’ for replacement

Oracle’s disappointing quarterly forecasts led to declines in some of the world’s biggest tech names

A strong day for the Irish banks was not enough to keep the Iseq green

S&P 500 rises to a hair below October’s record

Farming and forestry responsible for 38% of State’s total output of gases linked to climate change

Dublin-based Iseq index underperformed on the day, falling 0.77% as Ryanair and Kerry take a hit

Rout in bitcoin deepens, sending crypto-related shares down

Offering was only taken up by 55,000 customers despite initial cap of 250,000 being set in March

Dublin woman detained on Monday after allegedly attacking two local police officers called to deal with disturbance on plane

Novo Nordisk surged on news of negotiated prices for Wegovy with US health services

Traders eye up UK budget due to be announced tomorrow

There are some excellent holiday deals on offer - from short getaways in Ireland to luxury tropical escapes

Airline says it is appealing the ‘unprecedented’ move to the European Commission and the Dutch courts

Dublin market lagged behind neighbouring markets

Ryanair adds 3,000 seats to cater for demands as ticket prices sky-rocket but there are alternatives

Files used by Italian competition authority to reach a provisional view the airline had engaged in anti-competitive conduct

Markets are in a holding pattern at the start of week that will test risk appetite

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The airline said the new system will improve ‘customer service and rebooking during flight disruptions’

Smartphones only for future travel – but airline says it will help you if your phone dies before you board

Iseq index down 0.9% as banks, Ryanair and house builders slide

Top performer in Dublin was Glanbia, which climbed 5.8% after it upgraded its earnings guidance for the year

European shares caught up in concerns of tech valuations

October marks the seventh consecutive month of passenger growth at Dublin Airport

Timely Boeing deliveries to position Ryanair for growth

Michael O’Leary launches attack on departure of DAA’s Kenny Jacobs but ‘never more confident’ on airline’s growth trajectory

Ryanair lifts Iseq index after reporting record second quarter performance

Ryanair boss said Mr Jacobs’ ‘elbows out’ style was what was needed in the public sector to get things done

European shares see third session of decline

Ryanair sees stock slide 1.3% at close of business in Dublin with more than 58 million shares traded

Gucci maker Kering gained after better-than-expected sales figures