Reports in the Finnish press say Ryanair is looking for a second airport to fly from in Finland. Ryanair already flies three routes from Tampere.
The airline's Nordic deputy director Karl Hogstadius is quoted in business newspaper Taloussanomat as saying that last year it had 350,000 passengers in Finland, and is expecting up to 450,000 this year.
Greece is the word: Tony Connelly reports from Athens on how the country found itself in such economic trouble.
Waste wars: Elizabeth Arnett, Dublin Waste to Energy project, says the incinerator at Poolbeg is going ahead as it complies with Government policy.
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