Airlines
Ryanair, Ireland's largest airline, has further extended its reach across Europe with the launch of its 2015 winter schedule. The airline's long-term plans to expand to North America remain, with a "game-changing" deal with Boeing set to deliver 200 new 737 Max 200 jets
Airlines
Dublin-based Broderick's, a family-owned baking firm established by brothers Barry and Bernard Broderick in 2010, is poised to reach a turnover of €9 million by the end of the year, marking a significant 50% increase from its current €6 million. The company's success can be attributed
Festivals
The Cheltenham Festival's third day saw numerous exciting competitions, with Liam Prenderville Uzizandre emerging as the winner of the Ryanair Chase. The race saw a stunning ride from AP McCoy, who was visibly emotional as they collected their trophy. Uzizandre led the way, despite Balder Success almost falling
Festivals
Racing fans are gearing up for another day of action at the Cheltenham Festival, with several exciting performances expected in today's races. The World Hurdle is the main attraction, but the Ryanair Chase is shaping up to be a classier contest. Yesterday's Champion Chase saw Dodging
Airlines
Pilots in Norwegian Air Shuttle had been on strike for 11 days after their union, the Norwegian Pilot Union (NPU), demanded a collective agreement with the airline. The conflict ended in satisfaction for both parties on March 10. Meanwhile, Ryanair's refusal to negotiate a collective agreement with Danish
Airlines
Ryanair's initiatives to revamp its customer service appear to be yielding results, with the budget airline reporting a record 5 million passengers in December. This marks a 4% increase from the same month in 2012 and brings the annual passenger count to 81 million, a 2% rise from
Airlines
Hurricane Fly, ridden by Ruby Walsh, executed a stunning comeback in the Ryanair Hurdle at Leopardstown, leaving his competitors in the dust as he claimed a hard-fought victory. The 11-10 favourite, Hurricane Fly, made the most of his speed, reducing a significant deficit and pulling clear in the final stretch
