Keep receipts, arrive early and check your insurance — everything you need to know before jetting off

The new chair of Shannon Group Conal Henry said Ireland has a very imbalanced aviation sector and this is something that must be addressed.

Limerick Chamber has called for wider aviation policy in response to the mayhem witnessed at Dublin Airport in recent weeks.

In correspondence with the Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR), Daa said their emphasis had to remain on safety rather than waiting times

Airport passengers describe a day of lengthy queues with little communication

Dublin Airport management body (Daa) will have to account for the chaos in a meeting with government on Monday

Dublin the most expensive and offers less choice than other European airports

Passengers have been queuing for up to four hours, with some missing their flights after lengthy delays passing through security

Joe O’Brien objects to plans to reduce the current time limits on aircraft using Dublin airport’s north runway

The operators of Dublin Airport are to escape financial penalties potentially totalling over €4 million over a series of lengthy delays at security gates earlier this year as staff were off sick due to Covid-19.

Drugs seized in separate operations at Dublin Port and Dublin Airport

Eddie Wilson made the plea as he announced the reopening of Ryanair's Cork base

However, Passengers travelling on Monday can expect some changes to the usual experience

Planning conditions specify that the new runway not be used between 11pm and 7am and that night-time operations not exceed 65 flights on average when the runway is complete

Counsel for the fisherman argued that as a fisherman his client is exempt from having to undergo the mandatory hotel quarantine

The airline blamed the move on its haemorrhaging of cash

Two further challenges have been brought on behalf of people who are undergoing mandatory quarantining at Dublin hotels.

Four Traveller families still living in an exclusion zone around Dublin Airport's new north runway have refused rehousing offers, the High Court has heard.

More than 20 passengers, as well as the aircraft's crew, were left stranded in Ireland as result of the order.

Developer Gerry Gannon is entitled to judgment for €2. 18m rent against a company which operated a car park for Dublin Airport users on lands in Santry owned by the builder, a High Court judge has ruled.

From today, gardaí can prosecute breaches of travel restrictions under Covid-19 Regulations by means of fixed charge notice

Gardaí at the airport, assisted by personnel from the Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) and Customs Officers, seized the large quantity drugs yesterday evening.

The Government's "green list" will be a hindrance rather than a help to the travel industry.

The government has extended the advice against non-essential international travel until July 20.

Ireland's men's cricket team will meet England in three ODIs at a “bio-secure” Southampton stadium in the coming weeks.

More than two dozen dead seahorses, two desiccated snakes and a pair of alligator heads were among the bizarre items that people unsuccessfully tried to smuggle into the country through airports and mail centres last year.

Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien has denied there are differences between health chiefs and the new government over air travel advice and fears about Covid-19 spreading.

A Scottish man whose “cack-handed” attempt to lodge a counterfeit €580,000 bank draft was spotted by an eagle-eyed bank teller has been jailed for two years.

The clock behind the reception desk ticked so loudly that you could hear it on the first floor.

You could call it a Continental drift. No sooner has Ireland’s staycation summer rebooted its reservation system, many travellers are already shimmying their holiday horizons to the mainland; from a city-break to Barcelona, to soaking up some distancia social on a Costa Brava beach.

Air travel will be a safe, but stressful experience, for the near future the chief executive of the Dublin Airport Authority, Dalton Philips has warned.

An Aer Lingus aircraft at Dublin Airport. Photo: Sasko Lazarov/RollingNews.ie Staff at the Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) are to deliver €2 million in savings to the authority over the next four months as the agency deals with a “collapse” in its revenues due to Covid 19.

Met Éireann's weather station at Dublin Airport recorded 11.5mm of rain in just one hour between 5am and 6am.

Revenue officers have seized €140,070 in drugs and cash following a number of searches carried out at Dublin and Shannon airports over the course of one week.

Chief Medical Officer Tony Holohan told the most senior officials of government departments that different approaches to Covid-19 containment on both sides of the border could “pose threats to us all”.

Aircoach, along with the majority of Ireland’s private coach and bus companies ground to a halt in March as a result of the pandemic. They said uncertainty looms as to whether or not the industry will be in a position to resume or sustain services in the coming months.

New figures released by State agency, the International Protection Office (IPO) show that for the month of April only 30 people sought asylum here.

Snooker isn't the draw it was during its 1980s heyday but eyes have been drawn towards Milton Keynes this week where the inaugural Championship League is providing a rare supply of live sport after weeks of lockdown and inaction.

State-owned airport operator Daa is looking to cut around 750-1,000 jobs in the summer as part of an urgent cost cutting programme aimed at stemming mounting losses arising from Covid-19’s shutdown of air travel.

Passenger numbers in Cork and Dublin airports have fallen to just 1% of their usual traffic in April and May due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

A company managing a sports grounds for the Royal College of Surgeons of Ireland (RGSI) is asking the Commercial Court to set aside the awarding of the management contract to a GAA club.

He was surrendered to the Marshall Service at Dublin airport this morning on foot of an arrest warrant.

From Monday, construction sites and hardware stores will be among the businesses allowed to operate again.

The Irish Aviation Authority (IAA) said that just 14,907 flights were handled during the month of April when compared to the same month in 2019.