Minister to seek Cabinet approval to remove passenger cap
Updated / Monday, 29 Sep 2025 18:00 It is understood that his memorandum to Government is critical of the DAA, which is charged with operating and developing the airport Minister…
Updated / Monday, 29 Sep 2025 18:00 It is understood that his memorandum to Government is critical of the DAA, which is charged with operating and developing the airport Minister…
Two prominent businessmen have gone on trial in Belfast accused of fraud related to a National Asset Management Agency loan deal of more than £1 billion. 83-year-old Frank Cushnahan, with…
Meta, the parent company of Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp, has defended new tools designed to make its apps safer for teenage users. Last year, Meta launched Instagram teen accounts with…
Former Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Shay Given's plans for a €4m 'state of the art’ padel centre of excellence on lands within the grounds of The Club Hotel at Goffs,…
President Donald Trump said today he would impose a 100% tariff on all films produced overseas that are then sent into the US, repeating a threat made in May that…
Two-thirds of attractions in Ireland have reported flat or reduced visitor numbers so far this year, according to data from the Association of Visitor Experiences and Attractions. The association has…
65% of Irish consumers would not be likely to purchase from an online retailer that had previously suffered a data breach, new research shows. The study from Digital Business Ireland…
Hobbycraft-owner Modella Capital has bought just over half of US-based jewellery chain Claire's stores in Britain and Ireland, saving around 1,000 jobs, the administrators of the UK and Irish business…
Videogame giant Electronic Arts will be taken private in a record-breaking $55 billion leveraged buyout by a consortium consisting of private equity firm Silver Lake, Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund…
Tourist numbers in August, a key month for the hospitality industry, were up 1.2% compared to last year. The new figures from the Central Statistics Office follow a number of…
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the volume of retail sales fell by 1% in August when compared with July, while they rose by 3.9% on an…
Overall gas demand in August was 9% higher than the same month last year, despite it being the fourth warmest August on record, the latest figures from Gas Networks Ireland…