Aer Rianta International secures Portugal airports deal
DAA subsidiary to run duty-free stores and satellite outlets in eight locations
Lexus, Mercedes and Land Rover among cars seized over unpaid M50 tolls
Outstanding bills rage from €5,000 to €15,000
European shares flat, but FBD rebounds after High Court decision
Insurer up 5.9% after falling 1.4% in midday trading as Malin among other gainers on day
European stocks end higher as Trump-driven selling eases
Bank shares and Ryanair drive Iseq lower while FTSE 100 rebounds after shaky start
Locals in Leixlip welcome lifting of Kildare lockdown but regret toll on town
‘A lot of businesses have closed...there is a lot of derelict buildings around’
Gatwick Airport to cut up to 600 jobs amid travel slump
Airport to cut 24% of its workforce due to Covid crisis with just 20% of flights operating
Great crises produce great art – so where is it?
The art world’s response to Trump fell flat but the Covid-19 crisis may spur creativity
Cannes 2019: A busload of auteurs and pizzazz aplenty
Time will tell about the quality of the films – but the programme does not disappoint
Sketch of bearded man ‘identified as Leonardo Da Vinci’
Quick sketch is ‘closest we get of a snapshot of Leonardo during his own lifetime’
Outsourcing firm Abtran receives nearly €2m in fees from Revenue
Firm operates helpline for State’s local property tax
Abtran and Vinci win €373m contract to operate M50 tolls
Deal with TII runs to 2031 but can be extended
Anyone for Ikea Kama Sutra? Seductive caress of designer satisfaction
A guide from the Swedish giant with headings such as ‘the beautiful behind’ aims to, ahem, shift bedroom furniture
Sporadic clashes as ‘yellow vest’ protesters on French streets again
Movement has shaken Macron’s presidency and hurt retailers and other businesses
European shares sink as St Stephen’s Day optimism vanishes
Market report: Thin trading volumes increase market volatility as investor sentiment fades
Chaos shifts from French streets to politics and the economy
Paris Letter: Debate will attempt to ‘take the pulse of the country’ after widespread unrest
Colleagues pay tribute to Irish teacher murdered in Paris
John Dowling ‘loved what he taught and the people he taught it to’
Hungry for art: food has always been a tasty subject for artists
Feast and famine: food grows, gives life, rots – no wonder artists see its power to reveal life’s truths
Want to be a bestselling author? Get up at 4am
You don’t need an original idea, says bestseller Dan Brown, just a hero, a contract and ‘a crucible’
John Magnier in line for €100m profit on Modigliani nude
Stud owner’s painting for auction on Monday has a record presale estimate of $150m
France’s Vinci keeps 2018 goals as first quarter sales rise
New owner of Belfast International Airport has expanded airports presence to offset construction sector weakness
European shares open lower following Cohn’s departure
Exit of Trump’s economic adviser rattles equity markets
Pope Francis apologises for ‘wounding’ sex abuse comments
Pontiff says, however, he still believes controversial bishop is innocent of cover-up
First court challenge to M50 tolling tender
US firm Transcore argues TII failed to comply with EU rules in giving contract to Turas
Salvator Mundi: ‘A curiously unimpressive composition’
It might have cost half a billion dollars but there are still doubts as to the veracity of the record-breaking painting
Cork history festival unearths informers, murderers and looters
The West Cork History Festival takes place on the grounds of Lissard Estate and will feature a range speakers stirring up ideas and examining old animosities
Harry Potter turns 20: The boy who changed books forever
JK Rowling’s series became an unprecedented force which still has an effect
Mullets, Pokemon, leg warmers and 29 other fads we should be mortified by
Before mocking fidget spinners, cast your mind back to the crazes you got caught up in – embarrassing, isn’t it?
European shares rise on positive earnings
In Dublin, Bank of Ireland remained weak in line with other financials
Markets are buoyant, but this is not 1999
Stocks may have enjoyed a nice rally but there is no cause yet for euphoria
Planet Business: Yachts, hoaxes and shrinkflation
It’s time to prepare for the fourth industrial revolution – and, oh yes, Christmas
European shares slide for third day as oil prices fall
Ryanair, EasyJet and IAG gain ground as C&C climbs ahead of interim results
The GAA player who ran away to join Panti’s circus
How does a Roscommon GAA player end up performing ‘wild stuff’ semi-naked in a Fringe show?
David Bowie’s art collection shows the stars know their stuff – mostly
Rock musicians know what to buy, but even U2 can make a mistake on values
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