Person: Graeme McQueen

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>A reality that all customer-facing organisations need to grasp is that communication does not start with a great spokesperson but face-to-face with customers. Picture: Leah Farrell</p>

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Terry Prone: How managers should handle long queues to keep passengers happy

A lesson emerging from the Daa controversy is that even a great spokesperson may not be enough to solve all problems

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Dublin Airport plans to trial city-based bag-drop service for passengers

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Congestion charge would save lives in Ireland, former mayor of London insists

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Call for mandatory acceptance of debit and credit card Taxi payments

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Dublin Chamber calls for 750 extra gardaí on city's streets

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'It would channel funding where people need it most': Former Lord Mayor calls for tourism tax in Dublin

ESRI report suggests carbon tax would be 'regressive' as it could hit poorer households harder

The introduction of a so-called congestion charge into Dublin would be a "lazy option", according to the Dublin Chamber of Commerce.

Thu, 06 Jun, 2019

New Metrolink south route set to stop at Charlemont

The National Transport Authority (NTA) and Transport Infrastructure Ireland (TII) have confirmed that the preferred route for Dublin’s Metro will only extend southbound as far as Charlemont.

Wed, 27 Mar, 2019

Luas drivers testing new route blocked by parked delivery vans

Luas drivers testing the new cross city line in Dublin are being blocked by cars and delivery vans.

Wed, 06 Sep, 2017

Retailers 'cautiously optimistic' about strong Christmas sales

Dublin Chamber of Commerce has said retailers are feeling "cautiously optimistic" about their sales figures ahead of Christmas.

Sun, 18 Dec, 2016

Retailers face more march losses

Businesses in Dublin are hoping today’s water charges protests will not put a major dent in the profits they were hoping to make in the lucrative pre-Christmas period.

Wed, 10 Dec, 2014