Over 400,000 passengers passed through the airport between Friday and Monday.

Oireachtas committee quizzes Aer Lingus, DAA, and ground handling companies over airport chaos, lost bags, cancelled flights, and 'diabolical' cleanliness issues

Revenue for the company increased in Q3 by 35% year-on-year to €573m. 

Oireachtas transport committee to question representatives on the up-to-date situation at Dublin Airport

The price cap on charges at the airport chould change from €8.24 in 2022 to €9.81 by 2026 should the airport deliver on its capital investment programme as planned

While Maguire made it safely to her destination, she soon realised her golf bag had not.

First study of its type finds non-road mobile machinery can be major pollutants through emissions that can pose a danger to health

'Next thing, the door closed and the luggage still hadn't gone into the plane. We were all looking out the windows and the next thing we just started driving'

The Dublin Airport Authority has said that “significant improvements” made at the airport are “achieving their desired result” to alleviate pressure on the system amid a strong return to air travel.

It comes as Aer Lingus has cancelled 16 flights this weekend to and from the airport.

Founder of Aer Lingus Regional, Padraig Ó Ceidigh has said he believes problems will continue for the rest of the year.

Despite having pre-booked special assistance, staff told the woman that they did not know when wheelchairs would become available as the airport was very busy, according to the woman's daughter-in-law.

Aer Lingus cancelled 19 flights on Friday, with a further set of flights to and from Lyon, London Gatwick and Amsterdam cancelled for Saturday

Aer Lingus was forced to cancel flights due to Covid among staff

The army should not be used as cheap labour to cover failings at the country’s busiest airport, Defence Forces representative groups have warned.

It is understood Defence Forces personnel will be undertaking non-public facing duties at the airport for six weeks, before being stood down in August

They’ve been deployed overseas to chaotic, inhospitable and dangerous warzones, they were on the frontline and have acted as an aid to the civil power during weather-related emergencies.

Irish air travellers have been relatively well served to date, but strikes across Europe and staff shortages everywhere are a threat

Defence Forces 'on standby' to assist Daa with security duties

Airport operator said security screening staff is now approaching 2019 levels