DAA Leadership Stability: Kenny Jacobs’ Stay Signals More Than Just Continuity

Photo by Saad Chaudhry on Unsplash Kenny Jacobs, the head of the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), has indicated his willingness to remain in his role and work alongside the existing board. This comes after months of turmoil at Ireland’s primary airport operator, an institution central not only to the country’s aviation infrastructure but also to…

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Rent Hikes Unveil Ireland\’s Persistent Housing Dilemma

Photo by Pedro Correia on Unsplash The latest Daft.ie rental report reveals rents have surged by a third since before the pandemic, marking 18 consecutive quarters of increases. This is no mere blip but a sustained pressure building quietly beneath the surface of Ireland\’s post-Covid economic recovery. For Irish businesses, policy makers, and foreign investors,…

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Digital Boarding Passes: More Than Just a Boarding Gate Fad

Photo by Saad Chaudhry on Unsplash From tomorrow, Ryanair passengers must present digital boarding passes — no exceptions. The budget airline’s shift to mandatory digital check-ins is far from a mere procedural update. It speaks to deeper currents reshaping Ireland’s aviation-linked technology ecosystem and offers a telling glimpse into how multinational corporates are wrangling legacy…

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What the Price Drop Tells Us About Dublin’s Office Market

Photo by carmen dominguez on Unsplash In a striking development that spotlights headwinds in Dublin’s commercial real estate landscape, a substantial office building in the north docklands has changed hands for around €50 million — roughly half its sale price from 2018. The purchaser: a German investment manager seemingly willing to take a long view…

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