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<p>The incident happened outside Terminal 1 at Dublin Airport</p>

Gardaí appeal for witnesses after stabbing incident at Dublin Airport

A man in his 50s has been arrested and taken to a Garda station in the north Dublin area following the incident

Sun, 17 Sep, 2023

Emergency exercise to take place at Cork Airport on Tuesday night

Airport authorities have advised the public to expect to see some emergency service vehicles operating in and around the airport on Tuesday night. There will be no impact to the flight schedule

Tue, 28 Nov, 2023

‘Cowen bowing to state agency’

TAOISEACH Brian Cowen has been accused of being dictated to by state agencies as the bid to bring 300 jobs to Dublin Airport appeared dead.

Thu, 18 Feb, 2010

<p>Passengers are set to face further misery this May Bank Holiday weekend as dozens of flights to and from Irish airports are cancelled. File Picture</p>

More than a dozen flights out of Dublin Airport cancelled today

Cork and Belfast may join Dublin in being hit by May Day cancellations due to French air traffic control strikes

Mon, 01 May, 2023

<p>'No Drone Zone' signs on the perimeter fence at Dublin Airport. Picture: Colin Keegan</p>

DAA set to be tasked with purchasing anti-drone technology

Plans for wider examination of need for counter-drone technology to protect key State infrastructure, such as other airports and Defence Forces facilities

Tue, 07 Mar, 2023

<p>Eogahn O'Mara Walsh, CEO of the Irish Tourism Industry Confederation (ITIC). Picture: Fennell Photography</p>

Eoghan O'Mara Walsh: State must prioritise return to skies

It can come as no surprise to readers that Ireland’s tourism and hospitality industry has been hit harder than any other economic sector during this dreadful pandemic.

Sun, 13 Sep, 2020

<p>Ambulances at the scene of an emergency on board a Qatar airways flight at Dublin Airport on Sunday. Picture: Damien Storan.</p>

Terrifying turbulence: People sent 'up in the air' during 'roller coaster' jolts to Dublin flight

The 12 people were injured when the flight experienced turbulence while airborne over Turkey

Sun, 26 May, 2024

<p>daa CEO Kenny Jacobs with Minister Darragh O’Brien TD. </p>

Minister says Government 'committed' to removing Dublin Airport passenger cap

Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien has met the Attorney General over Dublin Airport’s passenger cap to examine options.

Mon, 07 Apr, 2025

<p>In Ireland, chiropractors are not medical doctors and cannot prescribe medication. File picture</p>

Cork pain relief centre cited for misleading advert due to having unqualified doctor

The credentials of the principal person in charge of Haven Pain Relief Centre says he is a 'chiropractic doctor' which is not a medical doctor

Fri, 25 Jul, 2025

<p>The State took roughly 20% of the national budget in the 1920s and spent it on the hydroelectric scheme in Ardnacrusha, Co Clare.</p>

Kevin Cullinane: Ireland once planned boldly. At another crossroads, State must do so again

The next 50 to 100 years will demand the same pioneering spirit that built Ardnacrusha

Wed, 06 Aug, 2025

<p>Aer Lingus, Ryanair and Airlines for America, which represents US carriers, are challenging the Irish Aviation Authority’s (IAA’s) imposition of passenger caps at Dublin Airport for the winter and summer seasons. File Picture: PA</p>

Parties in Dublin Airport passenger cap case agree questions for EU court

Dublin Airport challenge could take around 16 months for ruling

Wed, 04 Dec, 2024

<p>The legislation being brought to Cabinet today will give the transport minister powers to revoke or amend the existing 32m passenger cap. Stock picture: Niall Carson/PA </p>

Dublin Airport passenger cap to be scrapped

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

Tue, 10 Feb, 2026

It’s time to get Cork Airport flying again

Cork Airport is in a competitive market but quality and better business always win out. Through improved marketing abroad, it will thrive again, writes Kevin Toland.

Mon, 01 Jun, 2015

Ryanair to close domestic routes

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

Tue, 23 Aug, 2011

Tourist body welcomes 'realistic chance' of recovery

The Irish Tourist Industry Confederation (ITIC) has welcomed many of the measures in today’s Budget saying it gives the tourist sector a "realistic chance" of recovering.

Tue, 07 Dec, 2010

Aviation unions threaten action

The group of unions at Aer Lingus and Dublin Airport Authority have warned that their members will begin industrial action if no progress is made on their troubled pension scheme by Sept 20.

Fri, 17 Aug, 2012

Varadkar: Shannon could be run by private operator

THE Government is considering the option of handing over the running of loss-making Shannon Airport to a private operator in a concession arrangement, Transport Minister Leo Varadkar revealed yesterday.

Sat, 05 Nov, 2011

Average pay in semi-state companies was €55k in 2009

THE McCarthy report says Ireland should review salaries paid to employees of semi-state companies by comparing them with other countries, especially Britain.

Thu, 21 Apr, 2011

Flight returned to Dublin after passenger fell ill over Atlantic

A US-bound flight turned around over the North Atlantic this evening and returned to Dublin after a passenger suddenly fell ill.

Thu, 07 Mar, 2019

<p>Upcoming Journalist of the Year winner Cáit Caden at the 15th UCD Smurfit Business Journalist Awards held in Dublin today. Picture: Shane O'Neill, Coalesce.</p>

Irish Examiner wins journalism award

Amongst 30 journalists shortlisted across seven categories

Mon, 05 Dec, 2022