Organisation: Government Taskforce on Emergency Planning

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Some passengers could be stranded until next month

SOME airline passengers stranded abroad may not be able to return to Ireland until the middle of next month because of the massive backlog in available flights.

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Aviation authority insists it didn’t over-react

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Shannon reopens for landings as UK keeps on 'no-fly' zone

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Shannon reopens for landings only

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30,000 Irish people stranded abroad

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Stranded passengers seek advice from helpline

Flight ban extended again

Irish air space will remain shut down until tomorrow at least as fears grow of widespread travel disruption for another week, it emerged today.

Sun, 18 Apr, 2010

Flight disruptions 'well into next week'

Irish airspace is facing massive disruption for a week as weather conditions are set to continue pushing the volcanic ash cloud across the country, it emerged today.

Sat, 17 Apr, 2010

AIR CHAOS

FLIGHT restrictions have been lifted at Cork and Shannon airports after yesterday’s travel chaos caused by a gigantic plume of volcanic ash from Iceland.

Fri, 16 Apr, 2010

Airspace shutdown 'could last days', says Emergency Task Force

The National Task Force on Emergency Planning says it is possible that flights may not operate in or out of Ireland for a number of days.

Thu, 15 Apr, 2010