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Permission Likely To Be Approved To Construct £12m Aquarium In Belfast

It looks likely that permission will be granted next week to construct a new £12 million aquarium in Belfast's Titanic Quarter. According to The I...

Tourism Ireland Teams Up With Co-operation Ireland To Create Video That Spreads Message Of Friendship And Hope

Tourism Ireland has teamed up with Co-operation Ireland and six school choirs from around the island of Ireland to create a new video, the aim of which is...

Tourism Ireland Shares Third Film In Abbey Theatre Collaborative Series

Tourism Ireland has released the third short film in its "theatrical postcard" series. The organisation announced last month that it has teame...

Scheme Approved To Allow CityJet To Exit Examinership

The High Court has approved a survival scheme to allow Dublin-based airline CityJet to exit examinership. CityJet sought court protection from its credi...

Dublin Airport Updates List Of Airline Service Resumption Dates

Dublin Airport has updated the list of airlines that have suspended services to and from the airport due to the COVID-19 crisis. The list includes the d...

Italy Threatens To Ban Ryanair In Coronavirus Compliance Dispute

Italy's air transport regulator has written to Ryanair over what it said are repeated violations of measures to prevent the spread of the coronav...

TUI Looking At New Equity And Divestments To Cut COVID-19 Debt Pile

Travel firm TUI has said that it is considering raising new equity from shareholders or selling off parts of the business to reduce debt taken on to s...

ACI Data Reveals Dublin Airport Experienced One Of The Largest Airport Traffic Declines In Europe In June

Airports Council International (ACI) has unveiled June traffic figures for major European airports, revealing that, with a 97% year-on-year decline in pass...