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Doctors and medics who have launched a petition for a bike lane linking Cork's major teaching hospitals pictured at the Grand Parade Cork, included are Vincent Wall, Aisling, Meachair, Brian Bird, Tim Keady, Kim O’Brien, Adrianne Wyse, Donall Croinín, Siobhan Clarke, Eileen Kelleher, John McCarthy and Kieran Crowley. Picture Dan Linehan

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Medical staff campaigning for bike lane between Cork hospitals

Medics campaigning for a protected bike lane between the main hospitals in Cork city say it could be a positive outcome of the Covid-19 pandemic.

File image of the late Estlin Wall with her parents. Picture: ifundraise

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Parents of toddler killed by careless driver 'vindicated' by DPP decision to appeal

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Ford Ireland downsizing poses risk to Cork jobs

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Newstalk announces extended schedule featuring a variety of new shows and presenters

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Remains of missing Waterford man found in Rome

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Mayor sympathises with family of man feared drowned

Search continues for Irish man missing in Rome

Searches are continuing in Rome today for an Irish man who disappeared in the Italian capital at the weekend.

Mon, 15 Dec, 2008

Tables turned on airport's 20 millionth passenger

A Galway woman today became the 20 millionth passenger to travel through Dublin Airport this year.

Fri, 08 Dec, 2006

Security remains tight at Dublin Airport

Security remains tight at Dublin Airport following this morning's code red alert.

Fri, 07 Jul, 2006

Dublin Airport hit by another bomb scare

Dublin Airport is being evacuated again this morning after a suspicious package was found in the arrivals hall, gardaí said.

Fri, 07 Jul, 2006

Claims of further delay for airport terminal denied

THE Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has denied speculation that the official opening of Cork Airport’s new terminal won’t now take place until October.

Sat, 27 May, 2006

Conditions set for airports’ independence

YOUR leader writer’s contention (Irish Examiner, April 11) that the chairman of the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), Gary McGann, has “issued what amounts to an ultimatum” in saying that Cork airport’s independence would be in jeopardy ...

Sat, 15 Apr, 2006

Ryanair launches 18 routes in U-turn

RYANAIR has announced 18 new routes from Dublin to other parts of Europe turning Dublin Airport into its 16th European base.

Thu, 22 Dec, 2005

Military use keeping Shannon flying high

The US military use of Shannon is keeping the airport profitable, it was claimed today.

Fri, 15 Jul, 2005

Gardaí hail U2 security plan success

Gardaí today declared the massive security plan to cope with almost 80,000 fans flocking to the first U2 hometown concert as a total success.

Sat, 25 Jun, 2005

Airport workers threaten strike action

Unions at Dublin Airport tonight threatened strike action within a week if management don’t commit to existing agreements on hiring new staff.

Fri, 24 Jun, 2005

Airport Authority plays down strike fears

There is no threat to weekend flights at Dublin Airport despite a simmering staff row over new security recruits, it was claimed today.

Fri, 24 Jun, 2005

Air passengers warned to check in early

The Dublin Airport Authority has said passengers travelling at peak times may continue to face delays because of strict new security measures.

Sun, 24 Apr, 2005

Flights at Dublin airport back on schedule

Flights at Dublin Airport are reported to be running on schedule again this afternoon, following some delays to passengers this morning as a result of increased security measures.

Sat, 23 Apr, 2005

Aer Rianta to clip swans' wings

Low-flying swans are proving such a nuisance to planes landing at Shannon airport that they are to have their wings clipped.

Sat, 30 Aug, 2003

Rangers shirt allegation probed by Aer Rianta

Aer Rianta is conducting an internal investigation after one of its security staff allegedly asked a Northern passenger at Dublin airport to remove his Rangers shirt.

Fri, 25 Jul, 2003

Airport SARS screening ‘pointless’

SCREENING passengers for SARS at airports is pointless because of the incubation period for the disease, Aer Rianta has warned.

Fri, 25 Apr, 2003

Free flights: how Shannon gave Ryanair a lift

DR CORMAC MURPHY (Irish Examiner letters, Feb 19) accuses Aer Rianta of “penny-pinching tactics” in terms of recent developments with Ryanair at Shannon Airport.

Thu, 06 Mar, 2003