Dublin Airport have confirmed they are investigating an incident that occurred this morning.

Thousands of travellers leaving the UK for the Republic of Ireland will not be included in new passport checks, the UK's Home Office said.

Ryanair has reacted angrily to the aviation regulator's decision to increase landing charges at Dublin Airport.

A billion euro upgrade of Dublin Airport was put on hold tonight after a hike in passenger charges to cover the cost of a new terminal was turned down.

Ryanair today criticised the announcement by the DAA on the location of a second terminal and the €1.2bn budget for Dublin Airport.

The loss-making Great Southern Hotels are to be sold off by the state, it emerged tonight.

Car-parking charges are to rise at Dublin Airport from tomorrow to fund extra facilities in 2006, it was claimed today.

The Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has welcomed today's announcement of a planned increase in Ryanair's route network and passenger traffic at Dublin Airport.

Ryanair have received leave from the High Court today to appeal a decision by the Commission for Aviation Regulation (CAR) to fully slot co-ordinate Dublin Airport.

More than 310,000 people are expected to travel through Dublin Airport over the June bank holiday, the airport authority said today.

Transport Minister Martin Cullen today confirmed discussions were still ongoing over a site for a second terminal at Dublin Airport.

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

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

Contracts totaling €1.2bn have been awarded by Dublin Airport Authority for the construction of second passenger terminal and new satellite pier components in Dublin airport following a public tender process.

SIPTU may be planning a "work to rule" for its Aer Lingus and DAA members to disrupt flights at the country's main airports.

The Minister for Transport Leo Varadkar has said he expects the strike at Aer Lingus and the DAA to be called off.

The Government has launched its latest bid to avoid a crippling strike at the country's three biggest airport.

The Transport Minister Leo Varadkar has appealed to SIPTU to call off what he has called an "unnecessary" strike at Aer Lingus and the DAA.

Calls are mounting for the Minister for Transport and Tourism Leo Varadkar to intervene in the pensions dispute at Aer Lingus and the DAA.

SIPTU has said it will fully comply with a High Court order preventing strike action at Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports on Friday.