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Celebrated Sri Lankan cricketer claims Ryanair staff at Dublin Airport were ‘discriminatory’
Ryanair said Kumar Sangakkara ‘refused to provide the required visa documentation when requested’
DAA returns to planners with upgrade to agreed US pre-clearance area revamp
Airport looking to add a storey to scheme sanctioned by appeals board 17 months ago
Woman accused of ‘co-ordinated’ people smuggling at Dublin Airport denied bail
Daniela Rusescu (34) alleged to have helped two Albanian men enter the State on two different dates in October
Dublin Airport operator selects LDA boss John Coleman as new chief executive
Coleman replaces Kenny Jacobs who stood down earlier this year
Status-yellow wind warning in effect for 11 counties
Strong and gusty south to southwest winds set to sweep across Ireland again as some continue to deal with impacts of Storm Boelo
Woman charged with smuggling men into Ireland via Dublin Airport twice in a fortnight
Daniela Rusescu (34), a Romanian national living in the UK, was remanded in custody
Further weather warnings issued as thousands remain without power after Storm Boelo
National Directorate for Fire and Emergency Management urges the public to remain cautious
Man accused of recording intimate image without consent at Dublin Airport remanded in custody
None of 16 defendants who appeared during Saturday’s main daytime sitting at Dublin District Court legally represented due to dispute
Non-jury trial for civil servant accused of leaking sensitive information to hostile power
Yevgen McKeeffe (46), originally from Ukraine but with Irish citizenship, accused of twice breaching the Official Secrets Act
Keelings seeking occupiers for latest phase at FoodCentral business park
Family-owned food group offering total of 41 acres for sale or lease at 280-acre scheme next to Dublin Airport
Three arrested after gardaí chase stolen car on M50
Garda helicopter and armed support unit deployed after car spotted by gardaí on patrol investigating burglaries
More than 20 Romanian men with convictions deported on charter flight
The 24 individuals were convicted of crimes including burglary, domestic violence, sexual assault, drug offences and organised crime
EU’s top court upholds Dublin Airport passenger cap
Regulators must take the 32 million a year limit into account when allocating airline slots, ECJ rules
Aer Lingus pilot ‘uncomfortable’ at crossing picket line to attend WRC hearing
Hearings were picketed by union members as part of a one-day strike by public sector staff
DAA says staff in Saudi Arabia ‘safe and well’ after latest airport attacks
Dublin Airport operator provides management and consultancy services to Riyadh hub
McEvaddys clear Bain debt on Dublin Airport lands after sale of Omega Air
Confirmation of the repayment has come soon after Ulick and Desmond McEvaddy sold Omega Air to defence industry investor Augustus Global
DAA made €1.73m per week from car parks in 2025
Airport operator has more than 27,000 car park spaces in Dublin and Cork
Air travel in Ireland is ‘growing faster than expected’
Carbon-dioxide emissions from departing flights rose to 1.7m tonnes in first half of year
Dublin Airport cap move could face legal challenge, Minister warns
Government has no plans to tighten work permit laws, Minister for Enterprise Peter Burke tells tourism conference
Conflict and uncertainty hit Dublin Airport growth
State company DAA warns regulators against passenger charge cut
EU’s top judges to rule on Dublin Airport passenger cap in two weeks
Decision will answer questions raised by airlines’ legal challenge in High Court here
Airline industry outlook: Time to fasten the seat belts
Top 1000: Ireland’s aviation sector could be in for a bumpy ride writes Eoghan Corry
Séamas O’Reilly: The idea that one man might shoulder burden of spite for us all is heroic
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Middle East conflict hits DAA profits
But airport operator says passenger traffic growing at Dublin Airport
File sent to DPP over death of man struck by Aircoach at Dublin Airport
An inquest into the death of John Fleming (62) opened on Tuesday
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Dublin Airport carbon emissions set to surge after passenger cap removed
Report from environmental group highlights impact of more flights at Dublin hub
Sisters hit in wrong-way M9 crash recovering ‘one day at a time’
They were going to family wedding when their car was struck by BMW in early-morning incident
Building tycoon Maurice Regan buys Meath castle that was former home of Duke of Wellington
New York and Clonmel-based billionaire acquired castle in deal to buy developer Gerry Gannon’s debts from Nama
Dublin Airport reports record passenger numbers over ‘busiest ever summer season’
Every day in June, July and August saw more than 100,000 passengers use the airport
My flight has been delayed or cancelled. What are my rights?
Here’s everything you need to know if you are affected by the UK air traffic control breakdown
At least 177 flights to and from UK airports cancelled today after air traffic control issues
Dublin Airport warns of possible knock-on effects following dozens of cancellations
Air traffic control issue that led to dozens of Irish flight cancellations ‘resolved’
Nats, which provides services to 15 UK airports, apologises for disruption and says it is working to clear the ‘backlog of flights’
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