Maggie Doyle

The T1 airport terminal and control tower of Thessaloniki Airport. Passengers boarding a Boeing 737 MAX 8-200 passenger airplane of Ryanair low cost airline carrier at Thessaloniki Makedonia International Airport SKG. The plane is scheduled for a flight t

Air traffic controllers' staffing affecting flights

The Minister for Transport has said he is "paying close attention" to staffing issues with air traffic controllers that have led to Ireland's airspace being affected, with runways closed intermittently at Dublin and Cork airports.

Ireland • 16 Feb

A memorial at the site of the Stardust nightclub fire

Stardust families seek justice on anniversary of fire

Dozens of the family members and friends of the 48 victims of the Stardust tragedy gathered at the site of the former nightclub in Artane for the 45th anniversary.

Dublin • 15 Feb

Jim O'Callaghan said there is 'no reason as to why the legislation and regulations can't be commenced and enacted' (file pic)

Measures to control use of scramblers 'can be enacted'

Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan has said that he believes that measures to control the use of scrambler motorbikes can be enacted.

Politics • 27 Jan

Magnifying glass in front of an open newspaper with paper houses. Concept of rent, search, purchase real estate.

Government approves changes to rental rules

The Government has approved legislation to change the current rental system.

Politics • 27 Jan

The Ivy Views apartments near the Phoenix Park

Depaul apartments worth €2m lying empty since purchase

A block of six apartments next to the Phoenix Park which was bought by the housing charity Depaul two years ago at a cost of €2 million has been lying empty since purchase.

Dublin • 17 Jan

Two men, one holding a bag and another wearing a hi-vis jacket face each other in a gateway

High Court rules Enoch Burke should be arrested again

The High Court has ordered that teacher Enoch Burke should be arrested again and brought before the court for breaching an injunction directing him not to trespass at Wilson's Hospital School.

Courts • 16 Jan

Kenny Jacobs begins legal proceedings against daa

Chief Executive of daa Kenny Jacobs has begun legal proceedings against his employer aimed at allowing him to return to work.

Business • 08 Jan

Law being drafted to remove Dublin Airport passenger cap

Legislation is being drafted by the Government to remove the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, the Taoiseach has said.

Dublin • 08 Jan

A man in Garda uniform stands before a row of microphones outside Garda headquarters

Driver at 207km/h in 100km/h zone among 4,600 speeding

People have been urged to call out any unsafe behaviour on the roads as An Garda Síochána's Christmas and New Year road safety campaign continues until 5 January.

Ireland • 31 Dec 25

Deck the arrivals halls: Family members welcomed home

Dublin Airport operator, daa, has said today is the busiest day for the airport ahead of Christmas with 114,000 people expected to travel through arrivals and departures.

Dublin • 19 Dec 25