Varadkar: All options on the table for airports' future

Transport Minister Leo Varadkar has insisted that all options must be considered for the future of Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports.

Sat, 10 Sep, 2011 - 09:25

Transport Minister Leo Varadkar has insisted that all options must be considered for the future of Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports.

Minister Varadkar said last night that the status quo, under which the three airports are owned and operated by the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA), was "not tenable".

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