Read more on post. The chief executive of the Ryanair Group has renewed his call on the Government to abolish the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, which he wants scrapped before the end of the year. Michael O’Leary accused the Government of “blatant inaction” and doing “nothing” to address the 32 million passenger limit, despite… Read more: O’Leary calls again for passenger cap to be abolished

Read more on post. The Food Safety Authority has recalled a batch of Café Sol pesto pasta and chicken over the presence of listeria. The impacted product has a use by date of 25 September 2025 and weighs 224g. The FSAI said notices will be displayed at point-of-sale and urged those who purchased the product… Read more: Café Sol pesto pasta and chicken recalled over listeria

Read more on post. 28 minutes ago ShareSave ShareSave Charlene Paterson First Minister John Swinney has apologised to a young footballer who had to wait five hours for an ambulance after breaking her leg. Brooke Paterson, 19, was injured while playing for Linlithgow Rose away at Cumbernauld United in North Lanarkshire on Sunday. The central… Read more: Swinney apologises to injured footballer over ambulance wait

This post was originally published on this site. The number of tuberculosis (TB) cases in Ireland is expected to hit 300 this year, the highest number since 2018. Prof Anne Marie McLaughlin from St James’s National TB Centre said the incidence has increased by nearly 30% in the past two years – much of which… Read more: TB cases in Ireland expected to hit 300 this year

Read more on post. A 14-year-old boy from Cork, who was taken from a crowd and cuddled by Barack Obama in Co Offaly in 2011, has been invited to meet the former US president during his visit to Ireland this week. Jamie Nolan was five weeks old when he was handed to Mr Obama in… Read more: Cork boy to meet Obama again during ex-president’s visit

Read more on post. Starbucks announced a $1 billion restructuring plan Thursday that involves closing some of its North American coffeehouses and laying off more workers. Approximately 900 non-retail employees will be laid off, Starbucks said. This is the second round of layoffs in Niccol’s tenure, after 1,100 corporate workers were let go earlier this… Read more: Starbucks to close stores, lay off workers in $1 billion restructuring plan

Read more on post. Shares of Carmax were down more than 20% Thursday after the used auto retailer missed Wall Street’s quarterly earnings and revenue expectations. The company’s results included earnings per share of 99 cents compared with expectations of $1.05 and revenue of roughly $6.6 billion versus estimates of $7.02 billion. Carmax CEO Bill… Read more: CarMax stock plummets 20% following ‘challenging’ quarter

Read full article on post. PTSB HAS TODAY announced changes to its mortgage and deposit rates. The mortgage rate changes take effect from today and will result in decreases of 0.15% to 0.20% on a range of fixed-rate mortgage products, from periods of two years to seven years.  The rate decrease will apply to mortgages… Read more: PTSB cuts fixed-rate mortgage interests by up to 0.2%

Read more on post. JLL found office transaction momentum strengthened significantly in the first half of this year, with total industry volume up 42% year over year to $25.9 billion. The report notes that as we move through the third quarter, JLL is actively seeing the transition from “office curious” to “office serious” take hold… Read more: Office investor demand was way up in the first half of 2025, according to exclusive JLL data

Read full article on post. Andy Cryer, BBC Sport Senior Journalist and Ellie Thomason, BBC Sport Senior Journalist 18 minutes ago A 64-team World Cup? The concept will sound like a step too far to some, but others believe it deserves real consideration. In April, the South American governing body Conmebol raised an official proposal to expand the 2030… Read more: ‘Every idea is a good idea’ – how would 64-team World Cup look?

This post was originally published on this site. RORY MCILROY SAYS facing Bryson DeChambeau in a Ryder Cup grudge match would be “wonderful” after their verbal feud intensified this week, but he’s more concerned about Europe winning in America. Europe talisman McIlroy, who won the Masters in April to complete a career Grand Slam, will… Read more: McIlroy says Bryson matchup in Ryder Cup would be ‘wonderful’

This post was originally published on this site. LAST UPDATE | 25 mins ago HOURS AFTER JOINING on an emergency loan deal, Irish goalkeeper Katie Keane proved Sheffield United’s penalty shootout hero in their League Cup win over Durham last night. Joy Ralph also scored her first goal for the Blades on a memorable night… Read more: Young Irish goalkeeper proves penalty shootout hero hours after emergency loan

This post was originally published on this site. MUNSTER HEAD COACH Clayton McMillan has handed new signing Dan Kelly his starting debut in Saturday’s URC opener away to the Scarlets [KO 5.30pm, Premier Sports]. The McMillan era gets underway at Parc Y Scarlets on Saturday evening, with Craig Casey captaining the side for the first… Read more: Kelly gets starting debut for Munster in McMillan’s first game

Read the full article on post. Republic of Ireland teenage goalkeeper Katie Keane served notice of her huge promise as she starred in Sheffield United’s penalty shootout win against Durham in the League Cup on Wednesday night. Keane, 19, joined Women’s Super League outfit Leicester City from Shamrock Rovers in the summer. On Wednesday afternoon… Read more: Irish teenage stopper Keane the cup hero for Blades

Read the full article on post. Republic of Ireland teenage goalkeeper Katie Keane served notice of her huge promise as she starred in Sheffield United’s penalty shootout win against Durham in the League Cup on Wednesday night. Keane, 19, joined Women’s Super League outfit Leicester City from Shamrock Rovers in the summer. On Wednesday afternoon… Read more: Irish teenage stopper Keane the cup hero for Blades

This post was originally published on this site.The players, places, and projects moving the travel industry into the future.

This post was originally published on this site.Traditional heritage, wildlife conservation, and responsible tourism converge at Mongolia’s new Eagle Hunter Cultural Center.

This post was originally published on this site.After two summers piloting Copenpay, a program that rewards eco-conscious activities, Copenhagen is modeling what regenerative tourism can look like.

This post was originally published on this site.After decades of advocacy, two new urban planning projects in the US are bringing communities of color back to the water in meaningful ways.

This post was originally published on this site.These innovative, sustainable designs will soon set sail in the Arctic and beyond.

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Read more on post. Much like an expensive gadget you never get much use from, Apple has ploughed billions into its streaming service, Apple TV+, without yet arriving within tweeting distance of a viral hit. The closest it has come is the insufferable Ted Lasso, a psychotically cuddly comedy about soccer aimed at and seemingly… Read more: Slow Horses review: Dour, dumpy and depressed, is this the broken Britain of spy dramas?

Read more on post. The British competition watchdog has secured formal commitments from Ticketmaster in the UK to ensure greater transparency when it comes to the future sale of concert tickets there. It comes following a lengthy investigation carried out by the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) launched in the wake of a ticket-pricing controversy… Read more: Ticketmaster commits to greater price transparency after Oasis sale

Read more on post. Netflix has pitched House of Guinness (Netflix, from Thursday) as a sort of Succession with shillelaghs. It begins with the death, in 1868, of Benjamin Guinness, grandson of the brewery’s founder, Arthur Guinness. As with the acclaimed HBO show, the story is driven by his dysfunctional children, all of whom have… Read more: House of Guinness on Netflix review: Wildly unfaithful retelling is like Succession with shillelaghs

Read more on post. ADVERTISEMENT When Nathan Ames patented the first moving staircase in 1859, little did he know that 166 years later the escalator would become the latest fixation of Trump and his MAGA base. At the United Nations general assembly this week, Donald Trump delivered a sprawling speech that often felt like experimental… Read more: ‘EscalatorGate’ escalates and goes viral as MAGA call out sabotage of UN escalator