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Coalition gulf deepens over second airport terminal

THE embarrassing political impasse between the Coalition partners over a second terminal for Dublin Airport showed no sign of being resolved yesterday as yet another Cabinet meeting came and went without a decision being reached.

Wed, 11 May, 2005

Dublin Airport records busiest June in 79-year history

More than 3.2 million passengers travelled through the airport, marking a 4% increase on the same month last year.

Mon, 08 Jul, 2019

Second Dublin Airport runway would be 'disaster' without law change

The head of DAA says unless the laws are changed, building a second runway at Dublin Airport will be a disaster.

Mon, 25 Jun, 2018

Irish arm of Pigsback.com sees pre-tax losses increase by €200k

The directors of the Irish arm of the company that operates voucher site Pigsback.com have reviewed the firm’s cost base after seeing its losses balloon by over €200,000.

Wed, 10 Feb, 2016

Irish brand agency wins Trinity contract

A top Irish brand and communications agency has beaten illustrious international competition to win a prestigious contract to help review Trinity College’s brand and shape a new and distinct identity.

Mon, 16 Dec, 2013

<p>Ryanair boss Michael O'Leary speaks during the AGM at the airline's Dublin headquarters.</p>

Ryanair saw 8% rise in customer traffic in December

The airline, which is the biggest in Europe, operated more than 77,380 flights during the month, which was up from 73,750 in November

Fri, 03 Jan, 2025

Mayday call to rescue 300 airport jobs

TWO egos crash-landed at Dublin Airport last night leaving 200 jobs dead and 300 more lingering in intensive care.

Tue, 16 Feb, 2010

Record 2.9 million passengers travelled through Dublin Airport in May

A record 2.9 million passengers travelled through Dublin Airport in May.

Tue, 19 Jun, 2018

Government bring in IBEC and ICTU in bid to avoid airport strikes

The Government has launched its latest bid to avoid a crippling strike at the country's three biggest airport.

Mon, 03 Mar, 2014

DAA chair says autonomy will kill off airports

THE chairman of the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) has warned that if the country’s three state airports secure their autonomy, the country will end up with one airport after not very long.

Sat, 05 Mar, 2011

Dublin Airport woos Air India

DUBLIN Airport is in advanced talks with Air India in a bid to become the airline’s European hub, which could see more transatlantic flights from Ireland.

Sat, 29 May, 2010

PDs grounded as aviation deal gets green light

AFTER months of clashing over competing ideologies Fianna Fáil last night emerged victorious having forged its stamp on government aviation policy for the remainder of the current Government.

Thu, 19 May, 2005

Fears full airport independence will be stalled indefinitely

FULL independence for Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports has been taxiing on the runway for so long many observers now fear the plan will never be given clearance for takeoff.

Thu, 21 Aug, 2008

Ryder Cup taxi threat abandoned

TAXI drivers have abandoned their threat to withdraw services from the Ryder Cup in their dispute over planned changes to fares and charges.

Thu, 21 Sep, 2006

Council approves plans for second Dublin Airport terminal

Plans were today passed for a new €395m terminal at Dublin Airport.

Wed, 25 Oct, 2006

<p>Dublin Airport operator Daa said it would be seeking planning permission to increase capacity beyond the current 32 million passenger cap per year. </p>

Dublin Airport contributes €9.6bn to the economy, new study finds

Airport directly responsible for 19,900 jobs and indirectly responsible for a further 11,700

Tue, 05 Sep, 2023

<p>Push back of an Aer Lingus aircraft from the stand area at Cork Airport. Picture Larry Cummins</p>

Cork and Dublin Airports enjoy summer boost with record figures for June

Cork Airport welcomed 355,000 people in June, up more than 15% compared to the same month in 2024

Fri, 04 Jul, 2025

<p>Domestic non-aeronautical revenue grew by 12% to €232.3m, driven by strong food and beverage sales, retail sales, and other passenger-related services. Picture: Sam Boal/RollingNews</p>

Daa revenues jump 10% as passenger numbers surge

Passenger traffic rose 11% in Cork and 5% in Dublin — but the impact of the passenger cap will be reflected in the second half of the year

Tue, 15 Oct, 2024

<p>Representatives of Sacyr Ireland, Wills Bros, and Daa at the confirmation of the €265m contract to construct the new West Apron Vehicle Underpass at Dublin Airport.</p>

DAA awards €265m contract to build underpass tunnel at Dublin Airport

Joint venture of Sacyr Ireland and Wills Bros scheduled for completion by August 2030

Thu, 09 Oct, 2025

Strike threat as Aer Lingus pension talks collapse

Aer Lingus is once again facing disruptive action by cabin and ground crew after talks on the ailing pension scheme it shares with Dublin Airport Authority collapsed at the Labour Relations Commission.

Fri, 26 Oct, 2012