Michael O'Leary

O’Leary and Jacobs apocalyptic double act is best ignored

Government should not let itself be bounced into intervening over the passenger cap because of claims about €500 flights and half a billion in lost tourism revenue

Markets cheered by prospects of interest rate cuts

Market in Dublin climbs 0.5% as it is buoyed by a strong showing from budget airline Ryanair following O’Leary comments

Ryanair shares jump as O’Leary no longer sees sharp summer fares drop

Stock adds more than 6% in early trading on Tuesday

Christmas air fares could hit ‘record high’ because of passenger cap, Michael O’Leary warns

Ryanair chief says 32 million passenger restriction will lead to record high air fares

Airlines fear cut of one million passengers next summer at Dublin Airport, says Ryanair

Ryanair has predicted the Irish Aviation Authority-imposed reduction similar to an existing winter cap designed to comply with planning laws

Ryanair faces headwinds as consumers play hardball

Just 34% of September seats have been sold, and less than a fifth of October’s seats

Michael O’Leary, Tony Smurfit, Albert Manifold: Which Irish plc CEOs have the biggest pay packages?

The median chief executive compensation packag was €2 million last year.

US court to hear Ryanair case against Booking.com over flight sales

Airline claims the online travel behemoth has been selling its flights without its approval

Michael O’Leary sees pay deal reach €4.7m

yanair’s annual report shows profit after tax rose to €1.92bn in the year ended March 31st

Eamon Ryan: ‘I will never forget seeing a really nasty comment about my father, who had just died. It has become worse since then’

Green Party's departing leader talks about corrosive social media abuse, his political legacy, and how the State is failing people with special needs

Pat Kenny’s conversation with Michael O’Leary turns the air sulphuric

Radio: As one of Ireland’s most experienced interviewers, Pat Kenny is forensic in his questioning. But not, seemingly, with Michael O’Leary this week

Aer Lingus may seek aid from rival airlines during pilots’ industrial action

Airline weighs options ahead of next week’s work to rule as Ialpa seeks close to 24% pay rise

Regina Doherty comparing bike lanes to Berlin Wall a symptom of deeper divisions on climate

New research highlights fundamental conflicts between Ireland’s planned industrial development and climate targets

Ryanair chief Michael O’Leary warns of higher fares due to ‘insane’ passenger cap at Dublin Airport

Ryanair chief urges Aer Lingus to ‘stand up’ to pilots who he says are ‘blackmailing’ the airline on pay demands

Dublin being ‘strangled by cycle lanes and restrictions on car movements’, says Michael O’Leary

Ryanair chief calls for car parks in city centre for electric vehicles and new motorway around M50

Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary says he will ‘make a fortune’ at Christmas due to Dublin Airport passenger cap

Chief executive repeats warning that limits would lead to Christmas fares of between €500 and €1,000

Donohoe, Varadkar and Coveney to attend Bilderberg meeting in Madrid

Minister for Public Expenditure taking part as Eurogroup head, while former taoiseach says he will be going at own expense

Holidaymakers are playing a game of chicken with airlines – and it’s paying off

Airline and accommodation prices normally spike at this time of year, but it’s not happening this year as many are delaying making their bookings

Passenger cap means Irish sun seekers may miss out on lower fares

Dublin airport passenger limit to hit travellers pockets

Air fare increases easing, says Ryanair, as airline reports €1.9bn profit

Irish airline pledges €700m shareholder return as profit after tax climbs 34% and revenue surges 25%

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