Tony Ryan

The Man in the Linen Jacket graced many a table and soirée with his sharp wit and humour

Irish-based group’s purchase will create fleet of 2,000 planes and 300 helicopters

Uncertainty still hangs over the Irish summer, but a few hypothetical plans never hurt anyone

Emma McManus died on Wednesday morning after falling ill in Barbados

Maintenance company bucks trend and focuses on industry turnaround and recovery

Transport data company’s technology in demand as operators respond to Covid crisis

One of the few surviving Georgian grand houses in the county, Browne's Hill House has a fascinating history

New Irish technology aims to ease commuters’ fears about travelling during the pandemic

Preview exhibition will show important Irish works valued at around €6million that are likely destined for private collections once sold

The businessman on Tony O’Reilly, selling the K Club, Brexit, and cocooning in Monaco

Six to 12 months before Viva Air services in Colombia and Peru ‘back to normal’

Mythopoeia directors say halt in new orders from airlines one of the reasons for wind-up

The Roads companies specialise in fragrance, publishing and entertainment

Friday interview: John Moran, former Department of Finance mandarin

Founder and majority shareholder Darragh Hall leaves company after deal with Egeria

Clontarf left to rue a number of missed opportunities in Aviva stadium decider

Data analytics company secures first banking customer as it looks beyond travel sector

The budget airline boss completes 25 years as CEO with a reputation for ruthlessness to match his brilliant record of success

Sirius plans to buy and lease second-hand planes mainly for short-haul flights

After several false starts, way is clear for John Thero to take Vascepa cholesterol drug to market

Group’s subsididiary Viva Air expects traffic to rise in Colombian and Peruvian markets

Murphy has been appointed political coverage editor by RTÉ

The prestigious 513-acre Kilkenny country estate sold to an international buyer

Irish-based cargo and passenger carrier continues to build on ties with UPS, DHL and Amazon

Ireland enjoys a strong position in the global aviation finance industry

You outline what a community bookshop could do for the rural towns you live in

Boston College Ireland Business Council launches in Dublin

We recount some of the remarkable tales generated by Michael O’Leary’s high-flying baby

Former Danish army colonel Kim Kristensen outlines key principles to good leadership

EY Entrepreneur of the Year Award finalist Jim Burke of GoBus.ie

Wild Geese: Aircraft leasing company executive Diarmuid Hogan moved to the the US 14 years ago with his wife

Cork Con will visit headquarters while Young Munster travel to Castle Avenue

The dearest house cost €18m, in a year when prices rose but fewer properties sold

Irish aircraft painting firm’s expansion prompted by demands of Airbus contract

‘We trace early Irish clocks around world . . . restore them and offer them to Irish buyers’

Norwegian Air’s Irish subsidiary set to double in size as Ryanair confirms talks

In no-low-fares, no-internet 1990, being on scheme was just like ‘stepping into the world’

Shannon-based Gecas is one cog in GE’s airline financing and purchasing empire

Younger sibling of Tony Ryan worked for Aer Lingus before joining low-cost airline

The year saw a shift from D4 to D6 while the country market slowed on the previous year