‘It’s effectively our Olympics’: firefighters to represent Ireland at the World Police and Fire Games
Firefighters from Dublin Fire Brigade and Dublin Airport Fire & Rescue Service to compete in various categories
Firefighters from Dublin Fire Brigade and Dublin Airport Fire & Rescue Service to compete in various categories
IATA chief tells Inside Business podcast that the planning restriction being applied at Dublin Airport has ‘tarnished’ our image within the airline industry
Safety regulators expected to reverse temporary ruling
Holding of 129 acres sold for 26% under guide price and offers scope for rezoning to industrial and logistics
Darragh O’Brien wants cap on numbers abolished, arguing the airport is important for the economy
An imminent planning ruling could mean more aircraft noise for Co Dublin residents but they say the level is already ‘intolerable’
An Bord Pleanála due to issue final decision on night-time flights after lengthy deliberation
Dithering by Dublin Airport operator and Government over planning issues at airport has stymied growth and made us a laughing stock
DAA says Fingal County Council enforcement notice highlights planning system `mess’
Customers will be able to connect ‘seamlessly’ from hubs in Newark, Chicago and Washington DC, airline says
London-Heathrow, Amsterdam-Schiphol, and Manchester were the most popular routes for passengers travelling through Dublin Airport
Naas keeps top billing as cleanest town while scavenging seagulls a ‘persistent problem’ - Ibal survey
Cabin crew members report an increasingly volatile atmosphere caused by a small minority of passengers, with alcohol and drugs often in the mix
The unit in the Airways Industrial Estate has been extensively modernised
Executive says airport rail project, promised for delivery by 2035, is badly needed
Management pledges shorter than 20 minute wait at security for most travellers
Christchurch Airport in New Zealand is at the cutting edge of cutting emissions
Half of electricity generated in the Dublin region is now being consumed by data centres
Block 3 Woodford Business Park is occupied by three tenants, including the OPW
Man due before court in Dublin on Tuesday evening
Chief executive of State-owned firm is not company’s highest-paid employee
Watchdog secures €360,104 in refunds
Planning permission granted to enhance ‘The Mound’ viewing spot loved by plane spotters for 40 years
Airlines will not reduce their carbon footprint if they dramatically increase the number of flights, whatever they say about cutting emissions per passenger
Incidents include unruly passengers fighting among themselves and abusing or assaulting staff, says IAA
Facility of 8,592sq m will be available in Q4 following full refurbishment
Six-month Unifil deployment in Lebanon completed by 170 troops
Department of Transport to consider State ‘aid scheme’ to support new regional routes
Airport operator DAA says it is closely examining recent report on heath effects of air traffic
Darragh O’Brien is hopeful for a solution that can also respect independence of planning process
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Darragh O’Brien has met airlines and other groups and will continue meetings in the coming weeks
Dual strategies affecting this Republic’s airports are now under review
Dr Sean Sweeney says project might not be completed by 2035 deadline
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