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Ryanair unveils record profits
6 days ago

Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary has unveiled record profits for the airline but admitted it is unlikely there will be a repeat performance this year.The Dublin-based carrier flew 75.8 million passengers in the year to March 31, an increase of 5% on a year e
Rival's shareholding puts off bidders for State's 25pc ownership in airline
4 days ago

THE decision by the British Court of Appeal to allow the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) to investigate whether Ryanair should be forced to sell its stake in Aer Lingus is a blow to Michael O'Leary.The ruling could remove an obstacle that has put off potent
Ryanair hits turbulence as profit warning rocks sentiment in markets
5 days ago

SHARES in Ryanair plummeted as much than 6pc before recovering yesterday after the airline shocked markets by forecasting a fall in profits of up to 20pc next year.The airline blamed higher fuel costs and uncertainty about future passenger numbers for pr
Ryanair's Aer Lingus stake at risk after UK court ruling
4 days ago

RYANAIR could be forced to sell its stake in Aer Lingus after a UK court said regulators there could investigate whether the airline should hold such a large stake in its rival.In a decision yesterday, the British Court of Appeal ruled the Office of Fair
Irish shares post mild recovery
5 days ago

IRISH shares rose yesterday as markets posted a mild recovery from last week's turmoil.On the day, the ISEQ Overall Index rose 0.56pc, or 16.83 points, to 3,031.09.Trading was calm thanks largely to encouraging noises from China about growth and the G8 w
Newton sticks with old reliables for Galway
1 week ago

ROSCOMMON manager Des Newton has named a familiar looking side for Roscommon's Connacht SFC clash with Galway on Sunday, with none of their beaten U-21 All-Ireland finalists involved.Veterans Michael Finneran and Karol Mannion make up the midfield, while
€650k guide for Newbay
3 weeks ago

Newbay Country House, a former hotel on 16 acres near Wexford town will be brought to auction on May 30 with a €650,000 guide price.Local auctioneer Michael O'Leary of Sherry FitzGerald O'Leary says that the former country house could easily be restored
Failure to track shop supplies at airport will cause traveller misery
1 week ago

A FAILURE to track food, equipment and supplies going into Dublin Airport will cause misery for thousands of travellers this summer.The Irish Independent has learned that security concerns have nothing to do with passengers, but instead relate to goods b