Ryanair is to cease its flights between Dublin and Kerry and between Dublin and Cork in the next two months.

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

The Emirates airline is to begin a new daily Dublin-Dubai service from January, it was announced today.

Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) subsidiary Aer Rianta International (ARI) has signed a retailing contract with Yunnan Airport Group in China.

A US international cargo group has signed a deal with Shannon Airport to begin developing a global air freight hub at the airport.

The Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has reached agreement with the Lynxs Cargo Group, which proposes building a new cargo facility at Shannon airport.

Just under two million passengers passed through Dublin Airport in August, a decline of almost 2% on the same period last year.

A full-body scanner is to be used on staff at Dublin Airport under plans to test the controversial security equipment.

Dublin Airport could be facing serious disruption after fire and police service voted by 78% in favour of industrial action, The Sunday Business Post has reported.

Passenger traffic at Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports increased by just less than 1% last year, according to the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA).

Ryanair has today confirmed that it will create more than 1,000 new jobs in 2012, none of which will be based in Ireland.

Dublin Airport has issued a fresh warning over possible flight delays due to bad weather.

The Chief Executive of the Dublin Airport Authority is to resign at the end of April to take up a new position as head of London City Airport.

The Commission for Aviation Regulation is set to reduce the charges airlines pay for traffic control in Cork, Dublin and Shannon by 40% over four years.

The Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has stated today that there will be no increase in charges at the facility in 2012.

United Airlines is to operate a new daily direct Dublin-Washington service from next June.

Dublin Airport saw a 3% year-on-year decline in passenger numbers in September with 1.7m people travelling through the facility, the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) said today.

Passengers at Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports could face disruption over the next two weeks, due to tensions over Aer Lingus and DAA pension funds.

One of the country’s largest HIV/Aids support groups today said it was seriously concerned after a massive jump in the numbers contracting the disease.

Met Eireann have issued an ice and snow warning as freezing fog and flurries of snow plagued parts of the country.