The Department of Transport promised to learn from the Rescue 116 tragedy. FOI records show it did not, writes Gareth O'Brien, a member of the North Runway Technical Group

One TD told the Oireachtas committee that there is an onus to ensure the balanced development of Ireland's regional airports of Shannon, Cork and Knock

All 16 flights scheduled between Dublin Airport and airports in the Middle East have been cancelled again on Tuesday

Many travellers to and from the Middle East, whose plans are now uncertain, are scrambling to work out what rights they have and what they should do next

Concerns are focused on the possibility of military action by the Iranian-backed Hezbollah militia against Israel, which is sure to result in devastating Israeli response, potentially putting Unifil troops at risk

Public Relations Institute of Ireland (PRII) elects national council and unveils an ambitious 18-month plan

Record passenger growth drives major terminal expansion, new security screening, solar farm investment and push for better public transport links

Heavy rain, sleet and icy conditions set to cause travel disruption across several counties this weekend

Overnight suspension affects early departures as air traffic control staff shortages continue to impact Irish airports

Removal of Dublin Airport's passenger cap should be examined from several  perspectives

Transport minister introduces legislation to ease the 32m passenger cap 

Cabinet will also hear plans for the basic income for the arts, infrastructure guidelines, the living city initiative, and recruitment and retention in the Defence Forces

Court told the case had settled on mutually agreeable terms and could be struck out

Records reveal Daa, which operates the airport, was warned any move to cut business aviation access would send an 'extremely damaging signal' to international business

DAA chief executive is seeking his return to work and declarations that the DAA board has prejudged his removal from office.

Dublin Airport recorded 215 days in 2025 with more than 100,000 passengers 

Daa's chief executive Kenny Jacobs, suspended over discrimination claims he calls baseless, launched a High Court challenge, pausing the DAA's internal probe into his conduct

The DAA standoff with Kenny Jacobs is an intriguing tale while we wait for ECJ to share its views on the Dublin Airport passenger cap

Legislation due this year will remove the long-criticised passenger limit, easing capacity pressures at Dublin Airport

Ryanair will axe three Cork routes in 2026 after shifting an aircraft to Shannon over airport cost differences