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Coakley O’Neill Town Planning points out council lacks ‘regulatory role or technical experience’ in appeal over airport tunnel plan

St Patrick’s Day and sports events boosted passenger traffic to 2.66m, figures show

Irish Rail said Glasnevin station line plan would close lines for 21 months and five months respectively

DAA says there was ‘modest traffic disruption’ as An Garda Síochána and airport police ‘carefully managed’ the situation

More than 1.2m people arrived in Ireland from abroad last month, up 1.1% on pre-Covid times

DAA announces 15-point plan that includes more seats, better food and drink choices and faster wi-fi

Delays could see thousands of airport parking spaces unavailable at Dublin Airport over busy summer season

Dublin Airport manager is working with regulators before activating technology designed to take down drones

Teachers fear parents will withdraw children from Kilcoskan National School due to regular disruptions

Employee claims lapse in staff training standards had resulted in ‘below par’ security screening at the airport

Noise intrusion is likely to increase in line with population density, and yet Ireland lacks a formal national policy on noise

PFAS break down very slowly, if at all, in the environment and can be transferred by streams and groundwater

An Bord Pleanála rules council incorrectly applied charge on operator of Dublin Airport

Residents across north Co Dublin say airport noise nuisance increased after new runway opened last August

Airport operator says revised flight paths from the north runway became operational on February 23rd

Airport will see more than 430,000 travellers this week as holiday weekend approaches, says DAA

Airline will operate 2,000 weekly flights to and from the capital this summer

Dublin Airport forced to suspend flights on several occasions in recent weeks due to drone activity

Unclear timeline for purchase and delivery of system as DAA reluctant to take long-term responsibility for what it sees as a ‘State-wide issue’

Both airports beat their energy targets of a 10% reduction in electricity and gas consumption

Dublin Airport drone closures: There may be a requirement for a statutory instrument under existing legislation so there will be no legal barrier to technology, AG said

Busy start to jobs fair as DAA, other employers seek to keep pace with growing passenger numbers

Factory-installed limits on access to protected zones, custodial sentences and legal changes to permit hijacking of drones among vital measures called for to curb aerial threat to safety, privacy and flights

Officials unable to decide which department should take charge of issue that has affected thousands of travellers

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Bruno Farias (31) picked up drugs from toilet cubicle with co-worker who was also jailed for six years

Management previously apologised to communities that unexpectedly found themselves beneath relatively low-flying aircraft

No flights were diverted from airport during thirty minute suspension

Dublin Airport manager says calculating staff needs based on pre-Covid levels fails to heed “operational lessons” learned during the pandemic

Council meeting told residents are losing faith in its determination to enforce planning conditions

Minister for Transport warns consequences for drone abuse include seven years in prison after disruptions at Dublin Airport

Operations suspended several times over bank holiday weekend due to drone sightings near airfield

Plans are afoot to address drone hazard by end of 2025 but weekend events show even brief infringements can cause havoc

Ryanair calls on Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan to act to prevent further drone disruptions at Dublin Airport

Golf clubs in shadow of north runway say many players are considering cancelling their memberships

Scheme to cost €250m

Kenny Jacobs faces first Oireachtas committee on Wednesday

Residents accused DAA of operating paths not in keeping with regulatory approval

DAA warns that decision undermines plans to hire more security staff

Some 10.4m passengers passed through five main Irish airports between July and September