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Shannon hopes town plan will take off as 2,000 acres zoned for aviation

Clare County Council will launch a standalone town plan for Shannon today which includes the zoning of a 2,000-acre landbank for aviation-related business and activities.

Mon, 10 Dec, 2012

Shannon ‘would lose millions if independent’

SHANNON Airport would lose out on the €5 million-€10m it receives annually from the Dublin Airport Authority, to cover likely losses, if complete autonomy was secured.

Fri, 05 Nov, 2010

Threefold increase in sexual infections

HALF of the country’s health regions have shown a high increase in the number of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), according to figures just released.

Fri, 06 Jun, 2008

Airport talks ‘constructive and useful’

CRUNCH talks yesterday between the Transport Minister and the boss of Cork Airport over the €200 million debt and rising board tensions were described last night as “constructive and useful”.

Thu, 01 Nov, 2007

Charges blow for airport board

THE incoming board of the Dublin Airport Authority will be dealt a blow this morning with a report by the aviation regulator recommending no immediate rise in airport charges.

Fri, 01 Oct, 2004

Dublin Airport has been criticised for a lack of security staff (Brian Lawless/PA)

Ryanair ‘concerned’ at possible Dublin Airport staff shortages this Christmas

The DAA said it “continues to recruit, as it has done continuously over the past 12 months, for a number of roles at Dublin Airport”.

Wed, 30 Nov, 2022

Shannon Airport chief’s pay rises to €281k

The CEO of the Shannon Group last year enjoyed a sharp jump in his overall remuneration package to €281,869, figures show.

Mon, 04 May, 2015

<p>Noting the upcoming festive period, Mr Jacobs added, "December will be a very busy and important month for us at our Irish airports in Dublin and Cork as we facilitate the journeys of millions of passengers coming home for Christmas."</p>

Cork Airport set for busiest year ever as passenger numbers hit 2.75 million

Last month alone saw 191,000 passengers fly through the airport, up 14% on the same period last year

Mon, 04 Dec, 2023

<p>Just last month, an Aer Lingus flight bound for New York was forced to return to Dublin Airport after it hit a flock of pigeons during its ascent. File photo: Colin Keegan, Collins Dublin</p>

Dublin Airport flights suffer 278 bird strikes in three years despite €600k spend to repel flocks

Bird strikes are potentially lethal events that can cause significant damage to planes and can result in jet engines losing power

Tue, 12 Aug, 2025

Competition watchdog sees a 21% increase in merger notifications

Determinations made in 77 cases last year

Fri, 21 Feb, 2025

Dublin Airport to see 288,000 passengers this weekend

Dublin Airport will accommodate almost 288,000 passengers over the Bank Holiday weekend.

Fri, 01 May, 2015

Dublin Airport runway challenges thrown out

Three legal challenges against plans for a new €320m runway at Dublin Airport have been thrown out by the High Court.

Tue, 21 Nov, 2017

Delaying separation is a threat to survival

THE independence of Cork Airport is unlikely to be realised any time soon despite strong arguments that it is vital for its survival.

Mon, 05 Apr, 2010

Government U-turn - Passengers to bear cost of airport debt

IF Government commitment to balanced regional development has any meaning, it is crucial to counter-balance Dublin’s sprawl, now skewing development across the country.

Wed, 21 Feb, 2007

<p>Passengers arrive at Dublin airport on Friday morning as around 200,000 people are set to travel through the airport over the bank holiday weekend where new measures, including the installation of marquees at Terminal 1 for passengers forced to queue outside, have been deployed (Damien Storan/PA)</p>

Dublin Airport says its plan to handle the summer surge is working

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.

Mon, 04 Jul, 2022

A council ruled Dublin Airport was in breach of planning conditions for operating late-night flights (Niall Carson/PA)

Dublin Airport ordered to reduce night-time flights

The order comes after the council ruled the airport was in breach of planning conditions for operating late-night flights

Wed, 02 Aug, 2023

Debt strategy key to Cork Airport’s viability

As part of my job meetings with executives in a variety of companies take place every week. More of those in recent months have been in the Munster region and one topic that comes up like a regular drum beat is Cork Airport.

Wed, 09 Apr, 2014

Ryanair cuts Dublin flights by a fifth

Ryanair is slashing flights by a fifth at Dublin this summer blaming rising airport charges and a government travel tax, it emerged today.

Thu, 21 Jan, 2010

Cowen urged to intervene in Ryanair airport jobs row

The Taoiseach was challenged tonight to personally intervene to secure 300 promised Ryanair jobs at Dublin Airport.

Tue, 16 Feb, 2010

Ryanair to cut 24 flights in fees protest

RYANAIR has announced it is cutting back on flights out of Dublin Airport, including a 50% reduction in its daily services to Cork from next year.

Thu, 18 Nov, 2010