Ireland’s response to cybersecurity threats ‘pretty woeful’
Oireachtas committee to hear of infrastructural risks in wake of war in Ukraine
Committee On Transport And Communications
More than half of women avoid using public transport at night, committee told
Routes typically focus on commuting to work than meeting care needs, report finds
International militaries “regularly” operate off Republic, Irish aviation officials say
UK, US, France, Russia, NATO conducted recent operations, Committee told
Rollout of National Broadband Plan falls further behind schedule
Company behind project admits it will not make target to pass 60,000 homes
Rose Hynes confirms calling Varadkar after hearing Shannon news
Incoming IAA chair had learned she wasn’t being reappointed to head Shannon board
Below-cost airport passenger charges ‘incomprehensible’, says DAA chairman
Basil Geoghegan says business ‘cannot countenance’ charges at pre-pandemic levels
Shannon group could establish its own airline, incoming chairman says
Politicians poised to demand executive powers for Pádraig Ó Céidigh
Oireachtas group seizes high moral ground with Aer Lingus chiefs
Politicians critical of aviation contraction, but supportive of Government travel curbs
Covid-19 costs Aer Lingus €1bn in lost profits and cash burn, says chief executive
Lynn Embleton tells politicians closing Shannon Airport base was right decision
Oireachtas to hear Aer Lingus decision to close Shannon base irreversible
Lynne Embleton will be questioned about airport closure and collapse of Stobart Air
Pressure mounts on Ryan over antigen testing pilot programme for air travel
Government’s failure to adopt tests one of several restrictions blamed for aviation crisis
Recovery in Irish aviation requires substantial Irish Government cash
Stobart’s closure pushed jobs losses in Irish aviation due to Covid travel restrictions well past 4,000
Belarusian sanctions firmly on agenda as EU leaders meet in Brussels
Inside Politics: Democratic countries ‘have to stand up’ to authoritarianism, says Martin
Government ‘procrastination’ on reopening travel must end – Ialpa
Airline pilots to take rapid antigen tests prior to demonstration at Government Buildings
How Willie Walsh won over the Government and stakeholders
To bag Aer Lingus, IAG boss Willie Walsh manoeuvred through the many competing demands of Irish stakeholders
Coalition and IAG try to bridge gap on Aer Lingus deal
Government and airline group still divided over Heathrow slots
Review group set to advise Cabinet about IAG deal
Recommendation expected to be made ahead of April 14th meeting
Cantillon: Virgin’s bird’s eye view of Aer Lingus sale
Virgin has publicly expressed fears about a deal’s impact on competition
Walsh dismisses Virgin remarks
Virgin Atlantic comments no indication of interest in Irish market, says IAG boss
Walsh says Virgin Atlantic should face Dáil committee
IAG chief believes airline should explain its interest in Irish market
RTÉ denies any political bias in its programming
Deputy director general Kevin Bakhurst says groupthink does not exist at the broadcaster
Aer Lingus unions say position unchanged on bid
Statement by secretary of representative council had sparked speculation that unions had softened stance
Páraic Duffy defends GAA’s commercial activities
Croke Park “let down” by decision not to licence Garth Brooks shows last summer
Taxi fares likely to increase in the coming months
Charges on public transport expected to rise after review
No charge to households for use of new Eircode postcodes
New system will cost small businesses about €10 per month, TDs told
Ultan Courtney appointed chairman designate of Dublin Bus
Consultant joins State-owned transport company as it implements major cost-cutting plan
Brooks committed to play five concerts at Croke Park if ‘powers that be’ step in
Letter to promoter indicates desire to perform before 400,000 fans
Roscommon campaigners say living with pylons is even worse than anticipated
Group criticise ‘confusion’ about cost of controversial 56km Flagford to Srananagh line
Burying EirGrid powerlines would increase domestic energy bills, says regulator
Underground method three times cost of pylons
Burying EirGrid powerlines ‘would increase domestic energy bills’
Underground method three times cost of pylons, says Commission for Energy Regulation
Burying EirGrid powerlines would increase domestic energy bills, says regulator
Underground method three times cost of pylons
Incoming Eirgrid chair ‘would not like to live near pylon’
John O’Connor denies former An Bord Pleanála role creates a conflict with new post
Incoming Eirgrid chairman denies conflict of interest
John O’Connor rejects suggestion of ‘overlap’ with former job at An Bord Pleanála
Ministers favouring alcohol sports ban told to find new funds
Matter to go to Cabinet for formal approval
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