Britain's National Air Traffic Services said it was experiencing a “technical issue”, however, that has since been 'identified and remedied'

Basil Geoghegan wrote to Leo Varadkar seeking to highlight 'a matter of significant concern' which 'if not resolved urgently... will have serious consequences'

Irish Examiner readers consider topics including Sinn Féin and commemorations, aircraft noise, and RTÉ and Ryan Tubridy

Amid the ongoing dispute between locals and Dublin Airport, one resident told the Irish Examiner he no longer lets his children cycle on local roads as the noise from overhead planes makes cars impossible to hear

To the great frustration of the industry, there is still no Irish data on international visitor numbers

Residents’ spokesman said people’s lives had been impacted to such an extent that many were thinking of selling up

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission to carry out in-depth probe into proposal to ease parking at Dublin Airport

The Daa claims the enforcement notice is flawed, unreasoned, vague, is of no legal effect, and should be set aside by the court

PSNI members whose privacy has been compromised in the data breaches must be given every support

All flights due to take off were also held for around 10 minutes until the all-clear was given

The airline has called on Transport Minister Eamon Ryan to intervene and reverse the decision to reduce the number of flights between 11pm and 7am to 65 a night

Rainy conditions prompt exodus of passengers in search of summer weather

Airport's operator daa was told on Wednesday it needed to cut the number of flights that leave overnight before end of summer

Researchers have called for more to be done to highlight the importance of continued support in order to fully realise the benefits of a hep C cure.

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

People from every county on the island of Ireland flew out from Dublin Airport in 2022. New figures, released by Dublin Airport, show that more than half of the people that used the airport lived outside of the capital.

Fine Gael TD Fergus O'Dowd has questioned the level of allowances paid to executives in the transport, semi-state and commercial semi-state sector

While ultimately nothing suspicious was found, sources are expressing serious concern about the actions of security staff after apparent explosive residue was detected in a passenger's luggage

Limerick Chamber wants airports like Cork and Shannon included in the Regional Airport Programme to increase investment and support the introduction of business routes to northern Europe.

Airports lack the flexibility to raise prices on fees and tariffs that are fixed, regulated or commercially negotiated