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<p>Passenger numbers in the eight months to August totalled 22 million, with almost half of those travelling during the busy summer months of June, July and August, according to new figures published by daa. Photo: Gareth chaney/ Collins</p>

Airport traffic soars amid travel boom despite cost of living crisis

Around 12% more passengers have passed through Dublin Airport so far this year than the first eight months of last year.

Wed, 06 Sep, 2023

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

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

<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

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

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

<p>Dublin Airport . Photograph: Sam Boal / RollingNews.ie</p>

Airport security worker claims he suffered 'mental turmoil' following colleagues' ridicule

Alleged abuse happened after a photograph of the worker playing golf was downloaded and uploaded onto a work computer — however, his constructive dismissal claim to the WRC is unsuccessful

Wed, 31 Aug, 2022

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

Gardaí to travel to Slovakia in explosives inquiry

GARDAÍ are expected to travel to Slovakia as part of their investigation into how explosives were smuggled into Ireland after a botched security operation by Slovak police.

Thu, 07 Jan, 2010

Development body to hold emergency meeting on airport terminal debt

THE public body charged with the strategic development of the south-west will hold an emergency meeting on Friday to discuss the controversial debt issue facing Cork Airport.

Tue, 14 Feb, 2006

Airport ready for growth to take off

Cork Airport has strengthened its management team ahead of its launch as a “standalone business unit” in the coming weeks.

Tue, 17 Dec, 2013

<p>The cap at Dublin Airport has been in place since 2007.</p>

Transport chief casts doubt on bid to raise Dublin Airport passenger cap

Potential Government intervention 'likely to set unrealistic expectations', says secretary general at Department of Transports

Fri, 02 May, 2025

<p>
<span data-contrast="auto" lang="EN-GB" xml:lang="EN-GB">Dublin Airport is to exceed its passenger cap of 32m passengers, as it seeks to raise that limit to 40m people in the coming years. </span>Picture: Colin Keegan/Collins Dublin</p>

Dublin Airport to exceed its passenger cap of 32m passengers

While official statistics for December have yet to be released to the CSO, a news release from late January stated that 2.3m passengers passed through in the final month of 2023, a figure that would see the 32m cap breached comprehensively by well over 1m people

Sat, 03 Feb, 2024

<p>Dublin Airport said on social media shortly before 5am that they are "filtering passengers into the terminal buildings in an orderly manner to join check-in and security queues".</p>

Dublin Airport disruption could continue into summer as passengers queue outside

This morning, pictures on social media showed people queuing outside Terminal 1 as they arrived early for their flights.

Sat, 09 Apr, 2022

Siptu to consider calling off strike

Siptu will this morning decide whether to call off the industrial action which could close the country’s airports next Monday and accept an invitation for talks with employers at the Labour Relations Commission.

Thu, 27 Sep, 2012

Historic park set for revamp to boost tourism

THE Office of Public Works (OPW) is set to carry out €500,000 of restoration work on a park in north Cork in a bid to increase visitor numbers to 300,000 per year within the next five years.

Tue, 08 Nov, 2011

Charmless security grounds air passenger over pea-sized gun

WHEN is a lucky charm not a lucky charm?

Mon, 08 Feb, 2010