'A terrible failing': Daa ordered to come up with solutions to travel 'fiasco'

Eamon Ryan said any compensation for those who missed flights over the weekend is a matter for the airport, but he added that the "reputational damage" to both the airport and the country is "very real". Picture: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin

Dublin Airport officials have been ordered to come up with solutions within the next 24 hours to avoid disruption and long delays ahead of the bank holiday weekend.

Transport Minister Eamon Ryan and Minister of State Hildegarde Naughton met with Dublin Airport management body Daa chief executive Dalton Philips and his management team this morning, where they expressed their "immense disappointment" and frustration at the unacceptable scenes at Dublin airport over the weekend.