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Updated: 15:12, Thursday, 5 January 2012
Ryanair carried 4.8 million passengers last month, down 5% from the five million recorded in December 2010.
Ryanair says it carried 4.8 million passengers last month, down 5% from the five million recorded in December 2010.
The load factor, or percentage of seats filled, also fell - down one point to 79%.
Ryanair said a drop in traffic in December was expected as it had grounded up to 80 planes due to higher oil prices.
Prof. Joe Haslam of IE Business School discusses the suspension of Bankia SA shares on the News At One.
Sociologist Dr. Mary Murphy and Brendan Burgess of askaboutmoney.com talk to Philip Boucher Hayes about the fact that one-in-ten residential mortgages are in arrears.
Fianna Fáil's Sean Fleming says that there are gaps in the Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General's report on NAMA.
Brian Finn has more on euro zone citizens wanting to stay in the Euro
Morning Ireland heard about a joint initiative between Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT), Institute of Technology Carlow (ITC) and the Kilkenny Local Authorities "Invest Kilkenny" campaign.
Tomás Ó Síocháin talks to NAMA Chairman Frank Daly about the agency's €2 billion investment in the country's construction sector
Mr Justice Kevin Feeney outlines on Morning Ireland what the Fiscal treaty is all about.
David Murphy reports on the large number of homes being repossessed.
