Aer Lingus says it has 'benefited substantially' from Ryanair's troubles
The former state-owned carrier is also poaching pilots from failed UK carrier Monarch.
Conor McMahon
After Monarch's failure, Irish agents warn another airline collapse would hit consumers
The ITAA says air carriers should pay a bond to the aviation commissioner.
'I used to triple-check everything – I had to learn to trust people'
Guinness Storehouse boss Paul Carty also explains why it’s not OK to drink at a business meeting.
McDonald's Ireland dished out over €100m to its corporate owners last year
The fast-food chain’s local division also booked a multimillion-euro profit.
A major housing development in Sandyford has been handed a 'mystifying' knock-back
Ires Reit was denied permission to build more than 450 apartments in south Dublin.
How Paddy Power is using its brick-and-mortar bookies to push spending online
Cash is still king, as far as the bookmaker’s concerned.
Why airlines are flying into a future of pilot shortages
A leading trainer says high entry costs and poor marketing are turning off aspiring flyers.
Ireland's aviation watchdog has been bombarded with calls over Ryanair
The regulator will rope in extra staff to deal with the high volume of complaints.
Billionaire Dermot Desmond is among a group of backers to put $10m into careers site Jobbio
The Dublin outfit will open an office in Montreal, Canada.
Ireland's biggest landlords could be the winners from a huge Cherrywood apartment project
More than 1,250 ‘built-to-rent’ homes are being planned for the south Dublin site.
'My biggest regret is my early career. I ended up doing jobs I had no interest in'
Jobbio CEO Stephen Quinn also talks about his favourite interview questions.
A prominent IVF clinic has been slapped on the wrist for its 'misleading' ads
The Sims fertility clinic is featured in TV3′s documentary series, The Babymakers.
Poll: Should a 'city tax' be brought in for Dublin hotels?
The measure could be used as an alternative to raising the hospitality sector’s prized VAT rate.
Starbucks has lost its appeal over an unapproved outlet in Swords
The owners had claimed the premises was being used as a ‘shop’, not a café.
How the 'family factor' turned this travel firm into a multimillion-euro business
Topflight’s CEO says running the company with his father and brother is ‘critical’.
Channel your inner grumpy 'man in the pub': PR lessons from Ryanair's cancellations 'cock-up'
Communications pros share their thoughts on how to handle a crisis situation.
DAA has been told to pay thousands to workers being moved 30 minutes from a Shannon office
Siptu members said they will lose privileges like access to duty-free shops.
The government's official travel agent made millions last year
Club Travel is owned by Ryanair co-founder Liam Lonergan.
Ryanair wants to prevent further flight cancellations - by taking back pilots' holidays
The news comes shortly after reports of a threatened work-to-rule action.
'I come across as tough and brash - kicking that habit has been a work in progress'
Cork Airport boss Niall MacCarthy talks about why it’s useful to know what annoys staff.