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<p>Daa is seeking to grow passenger traffic through Cork Airport to five million over the next 10 years. Picture: Larry Cummins</p>

Daa urges airlines to move routes from Dublin to Cork Airport

Air charges would drop to near zero for 30 months, say operator

Mon, 08 Jul, 2024

<p>308,000 passengers used Cork Airport in the month June.</p>

More than 3.5m passengers went through Cork and Dublin airports in June

Airport authority released data that showed bumper passenger business went through the state's two busiest airports for the month of June

Sat, 06 Jul, 2024

Workers ‘could help make Shannon a viable airport’

THE Shannon Airport Authority is missing out on a huge opportunity to tap into innovative proposals which would help make the airport more commercially viable, a union leader said yesterday.

Mon, 18 Jul, 2005

Commission for Aviation Regulation may fine airlines over delays

Airlines which persistently operate flights outside allocated time slots at Dublin Airport are to face large fines under a new system of sanctions.

Fri, 06 Oct, 2017

Ryanair to slash winter services

RYANAIR is shedding almost two-thirds of its capacity at Shannon this winter and cutting flights at Cork by 17% and by 15% at Dublin.

Fri, 09 Jul, 2010

Ryanair seeks judicial review

RYANAIR will be applying within weeks to the High Court for a judicial review of what it calls the Department of Transport’s order to the aviation regulator to increase passenger prices at Dublin Airport by 40% next year.

Fri, 20 Nov, 2009

Cullen ‘washing hands’ of airport debt

FINE GAEL TD Bernard Allen has again accused the Government of attempting to renege on the commitment to unburden Cork Airport of its €200 million debt.

Thu, 02 Mar, 2006

Airport plan set to take off as FF and PDs do deal

Michael O’Farrell, Political Reporter

Tue, 17 May, 2005

Ryanair seeks judicial review over terminal

RYANAIR has applied for a judicial review of An Bord Pleanála’s decision upholding planning permission for the Dublin Airport Authority’s new terminal, T2.

Fri, 28 Sep, 2007

Ryanair boss vows to terminate €750m ‘T2’ at Dublin airport

RYANAIR has accused the Dublin Airport Authority of “monopoly abuse” over its plans to press ahead with a controversial second terminal at Dublin Airport.

Fri, 13 Apr, 2007

Air passengers warned of delays caused by new checks

AIRPORT authorities have warned passengers that they could face serious disruption and delays from next Monday as a result of new EU-wide rules on putting liquids, gels and toiletries in hand luggage.

Fri, 03 Nov, 2006

‘Outlook poor’ for late airport terminal, says Cullen

TRANSPORT Minister Martin Cullen assailed the management of Cork Airport yesterday, saying its inability to open the facility’s new terminal on time represented “a poor outlook for the future”.

Thu, 08 Jun, 2006

$<p>Passengers at Dublin Airport have faced long queues due to staff shortages. Picture: Robert Mannion\Twitter</p>$

Holidaymakers warned Dublin Airport delays 'going to get worse'

Bottlenecks in security at Dublin Airport in recent days are 'going to get worse'

Tue, 29 Mar, 2022

Shannon Airport €20m air cargo plan drops to earth

Plans for a €20m international cargo hub at Shannon Airport have crash-landed.

Wed, 16 Dec, 2015

Doneraile bids for tourism major league

Plans to develop a stately home and 400-acre park into one of the country’s top tourist attractions have already received a major boost.

Wed, 20 Aug, 2014

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

Solving airline pension deficit ‘key’

MERRION Stockbrokers has upped its 12-month share price target for Aer Lingus; noting that solving its €500 million pension deficit problem could be the key to creating stock value.

Fri, 14 Oct, 2011

Ryanair boss hits out at Shannon

RYANAIR chief executive Michael O’Leary has claimed that Shannon Airport “has priced itself out of existence”.

Mon, 12 Sep, 2011

World Cup Qualifier Podcast: Disaster in Yerevan, now what for Ireland?

Brendan O'Brien and John Fallon reflect on a miserable night for Ireland and Heimir Hallgrímsson.

Wed, 10 Sep, 2025

<p>Aer Lingus, Ryanair and a consortium of American airlines are urging the court to rule in their favour ahead of the allocation of Dublin Airport slots to carriers in six days’ time. Picture: Leah Farrell/ RollingNews.ie</p>

Airlines urge court to pause Dublin Airport passenger cap they say will cause 'permanent' damage

Aer Lingus expected to lose €84m in Revenue next year and up to €130m in 2026 due to Irish Aviation Authority’s imposition of caps on traveller numbers, High Court told

Fri, 01 Nov, 2024