The Irish government plans to remove Dublin Airport’s 32 million annual passenger cap, which the aviation sector says limits new routes and...

The vote to elect Ireland's next president -- a largely ceremonial role without executive power -- must be held by November 15.

The case, which has far-reaching implications for corporate tax bills, is the most high-profile of EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager's ...

The case, which has far-reaching implications for corporate tax bills, is the most high-profile of EU antitrust chief Margrethe Vestager's ...

The son of a prominent cartel bad guy falls in love with English football legend Steven Gerrard's daughter Lilly Gerard. Both seem to be in...

Europe's highest court ruled in 2020 that an EU-US data transfer pact was invalid due to concerns that US government surveillance may not r...

Privacy experts say the imminent decision could eliminate one of the only remaining options for Meta and potentially thousands of other com...

"For the reasons set out in this judgment, I refuse all of the reliefs sought by FBI (Facebook Ireland) and dismiss the claims made by it i...

The PIA informed a judge at the London High Court on Friday that it has paid around USD 7 million to the Peregrine Aviation Charlie Limited...

During a resumed hearing of Saxena’s petition seeking revocation of the suspension of his passport by the central government, the agency al...

A European Union high court on Wednesday ruled in favor of technology giant Apple and Ireland in its dispute with the EU over 13 billion eu...

SpiceJet told a bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice RS Endlaw that it has arrived at a settlement with Wilmington Trust SP Services.

If SpiceJet settles the issue, "it's well and good. Otherwise, we will hear the matter and dispose it off," the bench said.

In a blow to the airline, a single judge bench of the high court had on March 19 directed the DGCA to de-register six Boeing 737 aircraft g...

Reacting to the High Court ruling, SpiceJet said it would take further course of action but only after evaluating the order.

The Delhi High Court today rebuked aviation regulator DGCA for not filing its response on an Irish aircraft leasing firm's plea.

An Irish tycoon who has gone bust faces the prospect of being jailed for not surrendering his properties, among other countries, in India.