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Ryanair to cut Shannon winter flights by 66%

RYANAIR is shedding almost two-thirds of its capacity at Shannon this winter, and is also cutting flights at Cork and Dublin.

Fri, 09 Jul, 2010

Dempsey cronyism claim on airport boards decision

SIPTU has accused Transport Minister Noel Dempsey of political cronyism for refusing to consolidate the boards of the country’s three main airports run by the Dublin Airport Authority into one — even though the DAA is looking for €40 million in cost savings.

Sat, 31 Oct, 2009

HIV/Aids cases here have risen by a fifth

ONE of the country’s largest HIV/Aids support groups is seriously concerned after a massive jump in the numbers of people contracting the disease.

Wed, 27 Feb, 2008

Ryanair’s way to clear crippling airport debt

WE fully support your editorial (Irish Examiner, February 13) which highlighted the fact that a €160 million (or an €80m) debt, if imposed, would cripple Cork airport for decades.

Fri, 17 Feb, 2006

<p>Passenger figures for Cork in April represent a 30% increase on the same month last year. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Cork Airport to return to pre-covid numbers two years ahead of schedule

It was feared passenger numbers would not recover until 2025.

Fri, 05 May, 2023

Up to 1,000 jobs could potentially be cut at Cork and Dublin airports

Staff were briefed by management at lunchtime today.

Tue, 19 May, 2020

DAA claims An Taisce's M50 congestion concerns over planning application are 'rather bizzare'

The DAA is labelling An Taisce's claims that its planning application is going to increase congestion on the M50 as 'rather bizzare'.

Fri, 15 Jun, 2018

Airport authority defends parking charge increase

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

Tue, 17 Jan, 2006

Second terminal will see charges rise - management

Airport charges must rise if the second terminal is to be built at Dublin Airport, it was claimed today.

Wed, 27 Apr, 2005

<p>Over the coming Christmas period, Daa is expecting 1.4 million passengers to travel through Dublin Airport.</p>

Dublin Airport to breach passenger cap over Christmas period despite efforts to comply

Airport expecting to welcome an average of 80,000 passengers every day between Wednesday, December 18, and Sunday, January 5

Tue, 10 Dec, 2024

<p>A 32 million passenger cap has come under legal and political scrutiny. File picture: PA</p>

Dublin Airport warned over passenger cap breach

A 32 million passenger cap, a planning condition issued by the airport’s local authority, has come under legal and political scrutiny

Fri, 20 Jun, 2025

Ryanair demands explanation for Dublin Airport's security failure

Ryanair wants the Dublin Airport Authority and the Department of Transport to give a "full and open explanation" about Dublin Airport's security failure.

Tue, 15 May, 2012

Taxi strike continues at Dublin Airport

Passengers arriving at Dublin Airport face continued disruption today as a strike by taxi drivers enters a second day.

Thu, 23 Aug, 2012

Warning State will lose out on €392m and 5,000 jobs if Dublin Airport runway planning restrictions not removed

Planning conditions specify that the new runway not be used between 11pm and 7am and that night-time operations not exceed 65 flights on average when the runway is complete

Wed, 14 Jul, 2021

Aer Lingus hopes to avoid pay cuts in bid to lower costs

AER LINGUS chief executive Christoph Mueller offered the hope that staff will not be subjected to possible pay cuts until next year at the earliest, with the airline committed to “finding other ways” to lower costs.

Sat, 07 May, 2011

Galway businessman to buy three Great Southern Hotels

A Galway businessman is reportedly set to buy three of the best-known hotels in the Great Southern Hotels Group.

Thu, 24 Aug, 2006

Airport jobs impasse - Coughlan must find a solution

THE hundreds of thousands of unemployed people — 434,700 last week — watching the bun fight between the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) and Ryanair are entitled to be angry.

Tue, 16 Feb, 2010

Tánaiste defends role in talks over airport jobs

TÁNAISTE Mary Coughlan and the Dublin Airport Authority have vigorously defended their involvement in Ryanair’s failed bid to create 500 engineering and support jobs at the former SR Technics site at Dublin Airport.

Mon, 15 Feb, 2010

<p>Chair of the Transport Committee Kieran O'Donnell said the situation passengers were put in over the weekend was "wholly unacceptable" and must not happen again. Picture: Gareth Chaney/ Collins Photos</p>

'We need solutions': Dublin Airport officials to be grilled on 'wholly unacceptable' delays

Labour TD Duncan Smith said the Daa's recruitment policy has resulted in travel chaos and said the predictable increase in travel demand should have been resourced and prepared for by the airport authority

Mon, 30 May, 2022

<p>Long queues for Departures at Terminal 2, Dublin Airport on Sunday morning. Picture: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin</p>

'We let the nation down': Daa apologises as 1,000 passengers miss flights due to queues

A spokesperson for the Dublin Airport management body said that all available staff will be on duty over the long weekend and the Daa will do its best to ensure all passengers make their flights