Relations between Aer Lingus and Dublin Airport have 'soured immensely'
The airline says it may redeploy some planes in the future if its infrastructure needs aren’t met.
Fora Staff
'There can only be losers': Sky says it will drop RTÉ if it's forced to pay for the channels
The state broadcaster wants legislation changed to allow it to charge pay TV operators.
'It's an absolutely toxic atmosphere with management': Ryanair captains take a stand
One pilot said issues at the airline had been going on ‘for years’.
Permanent TSB probably won't pay corporate tax for more than 20 years
PTSB said it is obliged to comply with accounting principles that allow it to carry forward losses.
AIB strikes a deal to let struggling homeowners rent their own houses
Under the scheme, a mortgage holder will surrender their property and rent it back.
Rural broadband scheme dealt a blow as ESB and Vodafone pull out of the running
A number of telecoms companies are bidding for a State contract to bring broadband to 542,000 customers.
Many new fathers fear taking parental leave will hamper their chances of promotion
Paid paternity leave provisions were brought in a year ago.
A Nissan advert has been banned in Ireland for promoting violence
The advertisement showed a sister standing up for her brother who was being bullied.
More flight cancellations could be on the way as Ryanair pilots threaten action
A number of staff at the airline have rejected a bonus offer from management.
Rent controls are now in place in two more Irish towns
The cost of renting in Dublin is now 10% more expensive than the peak of the Celtic Tiger.
The manager of a Credit Union that owed €2m has been banned from senior financial roles
A liquidator was appointed to Rush Credit Union last November.
Norwegian Air says it's poached some 140 pilots from Ryanair
The Irish carrier plans to cancel up to 50 flights a day over the coming weeks.
Nama could be 'repurposed' to become the state's housing developer
Leo Varadkar said the bad bank may ‘step in where the private sector has failed’.
Ryanair has cancelled 110 flights as French air traffic controllers go on strike
The industrial action comes as the country’s president tries to change French labour laws.
A Dublin-based investment fund will pay $687m to victims of fraudster Bernie Madoff
His clients have now recovered over 70% of the money lost when his Ponzi scheme collapsed.
Permanent TSB has a plan to help landlords in debt - but no luck for homeowners
The bank has offered to write off money owed by some of its customers.
Dublin cafés are giving out free coffee to protest the spread of Starbucks
The initiative was started by one business owner who was unhappy about a new Starbucks opening nearby.
Is 'mother's ruin' now a goldmine? How Irish distillers are cashing in on the gin craze
The Irish Spirits Association now has its own gin group.
RTÉ will ask over 250 staff to take a redundancy package
The state broadcaster is being restructured to reduce its €20 million deficit.
Tourism bigwigs are worried about a dip in visitors during one of the busiest months
Value for money is ‘more important than ever’, Tourism Ireland said.