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Europe's Ongoing Strike-Related Travel Disruptions

European airports are in the midst of another busy summer as passenger numbers globally recover to pre-pandemic levels, while airline and airport staff con...

Eileen Whelan Set To Host Kennedy Summer School Tea Party

2023 marks the 60th anniversary of the historical visit of President John F Kennedy to New Ross and to his ancestor's homestead at Dunganstown, where the t...

Norwegian Air To Buy Regional Peer Wideroe For $106m

Norwegian Air has agreed to buy domestic peer Wideroe for 1.13 billion crowns ($106 million) as the reborn airline looks to strengthen its position in its...

Jet2 Says Cost Of Living Crisis Lifts Demand For Package Holidays

Jet2 has seen a pick-up in demand for package holidays as Britons seek certainty on spending in a cost of living crisis, the travel company said on Thursda...

Johnstown Castle Estate Gardens Undergo Renewal

The gardens at Johnstown Castle Estate Museum & Gardens in Co. Wexford have undergone substantial renewal and replanting projects over the last three y...

Armagh Food & Cider Weekend To Take Place In September

Armagh has officially launched its Food & Cider Weekend with a cornucopia of new events, fresh features and a tasting menu for 2023.

Ryanair Pilots Plan Strike In Summer Holiday Period

Belgian Ryanair pilots will go on strike on 15 and 16 July in demand of higher wages and better working conditions, their union told Belgian broadcaster VR...

Burren And Cliffs Of Moher Bids For Redesignation As UNESCO Global Geopark

An evaluation team from UNESCO has concluded a five-day visit to Co. Clare as part of a revalidation process for the Burren and Cliffs of Moher's designati...