European shares slip in wake of Fed-inspired rally
Irish index of shares ebbs slightly, ending the week in negative territory
Irish index of shares ebbs slightly, ending the week in negative territory
Traders optimistic after the US Federal Reserve chairman Jay Powell signalled a series of cuts are likely to follow
Ryanair closes up 6.1% in Dublin following comments from chief executive Michael O’Leary on bookings
Restrictions on passenger numbers
Aircraft manufacturer is considering temporary furloughs in response to a strike that threatens its recovery
Michael O’Leary says the airline’s board is reviewing the restrictions it put in place after Brexit to meet EU rules
Airline chief warns that if strike goes on for weeks, the number of Max 737 aircraft due to be delivered could go down from 25 to 20
Expectations of a hefty rate cut in Washington growing while Bank of England is expected to hold fire following last month’s cut
Some 426 incidents were reported to the Irish Aviation Authority last year
Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary is right about one thing: The passenger cap at Dublin Airport makes no sense
Banking stocks rise on Irish market as Ryanair retreats
Airline has called on IAA to issue additional slots to avert potential winter crisis
Irish banking stocks fall and food companies have subdued day
Announcement will come against ongoing controversy around cap imposed as condition of opening second runway in 2022
It’s a joy to be home, but sometimes I wish Ireland would just let you love it without all the complexity
Comments from junior transport minister James Lawless come ahead of meeting with Michael O’Leary
Heightened spend reflects surge in stock repurchases on both sides of the Atlantic following drop-off in 2023
Carriers to be told any new routes can be catered for at Shannon, Cork or other regional airports
US employment numbers due on Friday
Ultimately it comes down to the free market, to supply and demand and what people are willing to pay - because they’re superfans or want to be seen. But people exhausted by the relentless hustle have had enough
IAA found there was ‘merit’ in four arguments made by Ryanair in its complaint against airport charges
Airline says it has carried 192 million passengers in 12 months to the end of August
US markets close for Labor Day, while traders contemplate September, which can be treacherous month for markets
Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly seeks to improve productivity in the service
Stoxx 600 Index has rallied for the past four straight weeks, longest streak since March
Irish banks have a mixed day as Datalex enjoys bounce
Violent outbursts involving alcohol are occurring weekly, with more aggressive behaviour due to ‘tablets and powder’, says chief executive
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
Market in Dublin climbs 0.5% as it is buoyed by a strong showing from budget airline Ryanair following O’Leary comments
Stock adds more than 6% in early trading on Tuesday
US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell says ‘the time has come’ to cut interest rates
Iseq index adds 0.3% as financials move higher
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