There is shock in Carlow following an M9 crash involving three sisters and a young nephew who were en route to Dublin Airport, with a minister wishing the family a speedy recovery.

An Aer Lingus jet carrying 146 passengers and crew narrowly avoided a potentially serious incident during an aborted landing approach at Dublin Airport.

An editor critiques Dublin Airport's social media strategy, suggesting it should cease posting "banter" online and act more professionally.

An airline passenger has lost their legal claim against the Dublin Airport Authority and has been ordered to pay legal costs.

President Catherine Connolly has signed new legislation into law, allowing the Minister for Transport to lift the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, a move that has been criticized by European and US airlines.

A holidaymaker was apprehended at Dublin Airport for attempting to smuggle 25,000 cigarettes, an act described as a 'very foolish mistake'.

The Seanad has passed the Dublin Airport passenger cap bill, with the Government rushing to enact the law this week, as Transport Minister Darragh O’Brien warned that thousands of jobs are at risk if the bill is not approved.

A homeless man was refused to leave Dublin Airport, leading to an incident described as a 'crime of nuisance' by authorities.

The US government has extended the deadline for its decision regarding potential retaliation over Dublin Airport's passenger cap, as the Irish government aims to enact related legislation within two weeks.

A US airline lobby group has issued a warning about the 'significant risk' of forced slot cuts at Dublin Airport and is urging the US government to monitor whether a law to remove the cap is enacted next month.

Residents near Dublin Airport are calling for the enforcement of a passenger cap, citing concerns over noise, traffic, and environmental impact. The demand comes amidst ongoing discussions about the airport's operational capacity and community impact.

Legislation aimed at removing the passenger cap at Dublin Airport is ready to proceed to Cabinet. This move is expected to clear the way for increased passenger traffic at the airport.

The US government has again delayed its decision on sanctions concerning Dublin Airport's passenger cap, amidst lobbying from a US airline group for retaliatory measures.

Dublin Airport is anticipating its busiest day ever, with projections indicating more than 130,000 passengers will pass through its terminals today.

Dublin Airport anticipates its busiest ever day over the June bank holiday weekend, with over 500,000 passengers expected to travel. Travelers should also be aware of potential road closures and public transport diversions in Dublin during this period.

A multi-million euro home insulation scheme by DAA, intended for homes near Dublin Airport, has been stalled following intervention from the European Commission.

Dublin Airport operator DAA has responded to Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary, refuting his claims that passengers are being charged for unwanted services and accusing the airline of spreading misleading information.

Minister for Transport Darragh O'Brien announced that he will publish legislation this month aimed at removing the Dublin Airport passenger cap, amidst ongoing debate over the government's promised move.

Delta Air Lines flight DL-59, en route from London Heathrow to Boston Logan, was diverted to Dublin Airport after the crew reported an engine issue over the North Atlantic.

A man tragically died after being struck by a bus at Dublin Airport. Authorities have named the victim, with reports indicating he was 'living his best life' prior to the fatal incident.

Dublin Airport has advised passengers to allow extra time for their journeys today, following reports of dozens of people walking along the M50 hard shoulder with suitcases yesterday due to travel disruptions.

Passengers traveling to Dublin Airport were urged to depart well in advance as protests caused disruptions, leading some to walk along the M50 motorway to catch their flights.

Troy, an Alexandrine parakeet, was found by airport police near Dublin Airport's Terminal 1 on Easter Sunday and has since been safely returned to its owner.

The bird was found by airport police near terminal one after being spotted perched on a rubbish bin.

Storm Dave is sweeping through Ireland with 100km/h gusts, leading to flight cancellations at Dublin Airport and leaving 3,000 homes without power. Easter revellers are advised to travel with care.

IATA Director General Willie Walsh has warned that Dublin Airport’s passenger cap poses a "real and immediate risk" to Ireland’s economic growth, describing the country’s aviation sector as a strategic national asset during his address to the Joint Oireachtas Committee.

A Ryanair flight from Dublin to Amsterdam was forced to abort its take-off after a man from Belfast allegedly assaulted a cabin crew member, according to court reports.

US airlines have warned that Ireland risks losing flights to the United States if the passenger cap at Dublin Airport remains in place, with an aviation spokesperson stating there is "very strong potential" for Irish airlines to lose connections, and airlines telling TDs that the cap could also lead to fare increases and "US retaliation."

Jessie Buckley's family were at Dublin Airport today to travel to Los Angeles for Sunday's Oscars.

The first government-chartered flight to bring people stranded in the Middle East home to Ireland is expected to arrive at Dublin Airport from Oman tonight.

There were joyous scenes in the arrivals hall of Terminal 2, but some unfazed passengers were heading in the opposite direction

There was relief and tearful reunions at Dublin airport as the first flight from Dubai touched down since the recent crisis in the Middle East.

Priests blessing planes at Dublin Airport or electrification of Galway are among newsreels from the 1950s cinemas being publicly released for the first time today.

A US national has been sentenced to four years in jail in Ireland for possession of cannabis worth over €400,000. The individual and their mother were caught with the drugs at Dublin Airport after a flight from JFK.

Thirteen flights to and from Dublin, and one from Shannon, have been cancelled due to a snow storm hitting the east coast of the United States, causing weather chaos.

Dublin Airport has recorded its busiest month since its opening in 1940, indicating a significant increase in summer holiday travel abroad this year.

Dublin Airport anticipates over half a million passengers will travel through its terminals during the upcoming August bank holiday weekend. This surge in travel is typical for the holiday period.

Aer Lingus has pushed back against the Trump administration's continued threat of action regarding a passenger cap at Dublin Airport, warning against 'preemptive retaliatory countermeasures'.

Revenue officers at Dublin Airport discovered 150kg of cannabis concealed within a cargo shipment described as 'lightning', which was shipped from the US.

A man who missed his daughter's wedding after making a 'gun and bomb' joke at Dublin Airport has been spared a jail sentence. The court decided against imprisonment for the incident.

A taxi driver was apprehended at Dublin Airport attempting to leave with over €120,000 in undeclared cash, a court has been told.

Gardaí are preparing a file on Ahmed Al Saqar, the suspect in the Killarney murder of Jamey Carney, but concede that finding the suspect, who fled to Dublin Airport, will be challenging.

Former DAA boss Kenny Jacobs has joined drone delivery firm Manna, stating he was happy to leave the Dublin Airport 'debacle' behind.

The Irish parliament, Dáil Éireann, has passed a bill that will allow for the removal of the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, a measure the government believes will boost economic growth and tourism.

Ireland's Minister for Transport stated in Dáil Éireann that Dublin Airport's current passenger cap 'does not serve the State well' and negatively impacts the people of the region.

A new competition has been launched for the Dublin Airport convenience store contract after a previous lawsuit was withdrawn. This opens up the bidding process for the lucrative retail space at the airport.

A US-based Irish journalist is suing the Dublin Airport operator for defamation over a video he posted on March 12, which he captioned as showing an evacuation.

An opinion piece discusses the competitive nature of the art world, the spirit of Dublin Airport, museum donations, and Leo Varadkar's political actions.

A noise regulator supports broader home insulation initiatives as Dublin Airport proceeds with a €1.8 billion infrastructure plan to accommodate more passengers.

The Irish Government has received a timing advantage regarding an EU court decision on the passenger cap at Dublin Airport, providing extra breathing space to enact legislation to remove the restriction.

A new tourism strategy for Louth, Ireland, has been adopted, with a proposal to launch a 'Go left for Louth' campaign at Dublin airport. Lack of accommodation in south Louth is identified as a major challenge.

Ryanair chief executive Michael O'Leary has dismissed the daa's €5.6 billion plan to expand Dublin Airport as "gobbledygook," criticizing the operator of Dublin and Cork airports.

Dublin Airport is gearing up for what it anticipates will be its busiest summer on record, having implemented several improvements to its terminals and overall passenger experience.

Dublin Bus chairman Gary Owens has been named as the next chairman of DAA (Dublin Airport Authority), set to take over from Basil Geoghegan on June 14.

John Fleming, a publisher, has been identified as the man who died after being struck by a bus at Dublin Airport.

A healthcare assistant, Muna Mohamed Sharif, has been accused in Dublin District Court of using a 'lookalike' document to smuggle an asylum seeker through Dublin Airport for a fee.

Ireland's Revenue service employs lovable detection dogs that contribute an estimated €100 million annually through their work, primarily at locations like Dublin Airport.

Gardaí have warned motorists in Ireland of potential roadblocks to Dublin Airport and the Port Tunnel, as protests over rising fuel prices continue to cause road closures and disruption.

A nationwide fuel protest is expected to cause significant traffic disruptions on roads leading to Dublin this morning. Dublin Airport has advised passengers to allow extra time for their journeys.

An Aer Lingus passenger jet was forced to approach Dublin airport sideways for landing during severe gales and blustery showers brought by Storm Dave.

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow warning for Ireland, cautioning about potential severe gusts as Storm Dave approaches. Motorists, ferry, and rail passengers are advised of possible disruption, with Dublin Airport also preparing for its busiest weekend.

An MEP warns that frustration among Irish hauliers and contractors over rising fuel costs is reaching a critical point, leading to calls for potential road blockades, including at Dublin Airport and along the M50.

Ireland's Minister for Transport has indicated that legislation to abolish the passenger cap at Dublin Airport could be in place by September.

Aer Lingus is set to warn that any delay in removing the Dublin Airport passenger cap could lead to significant capacity cuts and increased airfares next year.

A 75-year-old man, Gaoimhreadhan O Coileain, was arrested at Dublin Airport with a suspected fake passport and a one-way ticket to Glasgow, with a court hearing revealing he possessed a 'huge collection' of identities.

A Division One college basketball player from Nevada has been jailed for three years and six months after he brought just over €381,000 worth of cannabis into Ireland to help out a friend.

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The cost of repairing local and regional roads damaged during Storm Chandra and the following wet weather could cost almost €59 million, the local authorities worst hit have said.

A charter flight from Dublin Airport deported 63 people, including nine children, to South Africa.

A plan to cap night-time flights at Dublin Airport has been disrupted after the European Commission ruled that Ireland's planning watchdog failed to comply with EU rules when making its decision last year.

There has been 13 flights to and from Dublin Airport that have been cancelled today due to a storm on the east coast of the USA.

Dublin police have seized a $1.5 million haul of meth and cannabis at Dublin airport, which arrived on a flight from Canada, with a woman in her 50s detained.

Aer Lingus reportedly failed to inform authorities within 72 hours of an incident where an Airbus aircraft sharply diverted from its descent to Dublin Airport, as required by safety regulations.

A 45-year-old Ukrainian man with Irish citizenship, arrested at Dublin Airport with €5,650 and a one-way ticket, remains in custody, accused of leaking sensitive government material to a foreign agency.

Dublin Airport operator DAA issued an apology to a journalist following a 'fake news' tweet.

US billionaire John Malone's company, MHL, has completed a €95 million acquisition of hotels located at Dublin Airport, expanding its hospitality portfolio.

A man has avoided a jail sentence after making a 'gun and bomb' joke at Dublin Airport, an incident that caused him to miss his daughter's wedding. The court heard pleas for leniency, with the defense solicitor describing it as a 'horrendous bad taste' joke.

The Irish Aviation Authority has proposed a 15% reduction in Dublin Airport charges for 2027, prompting the DAA to warn of significant implications for its €5.6 billion investment plans, while Ryanair pledged a record summer schedule if cuts proceed.

Pantograph electric bus chargers have been installed at Dublin Airport as part of a €17 million initiative to reduce emissions, which includes a new €11 million electric shuttle fleet in partnership with Aircoach.

Dublin Airport has announced that it anticipates no disruption for passengers as Ireland prepares to kick off its six-month EU Presidency this week, starting July 1.

Residents are seeking an injunction against the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) to enforce compliance with a 32 million passenger cap, just days after the government announced plans to scrap the limit.

A lawyer predicts that the Dublin Airport passenger cap will not be scrapped until next year, citing delays built into a bill signed off by Cabinet that could significantly disrupt airline schedules.

Willie Walsh warns that delays in addressing the Dublin Airport cap could jeopardize Ireland's global connections, as the government aims to implement a law to remove the cap by July.

Dublin Airport has upgraded its lounges, providing five compelling reasons for travelers, whether for leisure or business, to book them for enhanced comfort.

A climate group has cautioned that lifting the passenger cap at Dublin Airport could lead to a breach of Ireland's climate obligations.

Legislation aimed at removing the passenger cap at Dublin Airport is expected to be presented to the Cabinet this month, with enactment planned for this year.

A father-of-two who bullied Ryanair staff and assaulted a Dublin Airport police officer and a garda has been spared jail.

Revenue officials at Dublin Airport have seized over €3.1 million worth of herbal cannabis that was flown in on four separate flights. The significant drug haul represents a major blow to illicit trafficking operations.

A UK-based healthcare assistant was arrested at Dublin Airport and denied bail for allegedly smuggling a woman into Ireland using a "lookalike" Swedish document to claim asylum.

Fuel protests are ongoing in Ireland, with reports of people walking along a motorway towards Dublin Airport. The Irish military is being deployed to move vehicles blocking critical infrastructure.

A parrot named Troy, also known as Lola, found perched outside Dublin Airport's terminal, has been successfully reunited with its owner, Gheorghe Sava.

An Garda Síochána, Ireland's national police force, has issued a public warning about significant traffic disruption expected across the country due to a planned nationwide fuel protest scheduled to begin early tomorrow morning.

Storm Dave has brought strong winds and heavy rain to Ireland, leading to 17 flight cancellations at Dublin Airport, diversions to Shannon, and widespread power outages affecting over 18,000 homes and businesses. Weather warnings remain in place across the country.

A court heard that a man assaulted Ryanair cabin crew while intoxicated, causing a delay in the aircraft's takeoff from Dublin Airport.

Aer Lingus has warned that any delay in removing the Dublin Airport passenger cap could result in significant capacity cuts and lead to fare increases next year. The Taoiseach was recently lobbied by US airlines in Washington regarding this passenger cap, with US aviation officials expressing dissatisfaction.

A committee has heard calls for the withdrawal of draft legislation aimed at removing the passenger cap at Dublin Airport.

A second Irish government charter flight has landed in Dublin, repatriating passengers from the Gulf region who expressed relief and praised the efforts of the Irish Embassy and UAE government for their safety and information.

A chartered flight carrying 194 Irish citizens from Oman landed at Dublin Airport just before 5 am, bringing 'enormous relief' to families.

The US government won’t make a decision on potential retaliatory action against Irish airlines because of the passenger cap at Dublin Airport until at least April 6.

There were scenes of relief and tearful reunions at Dublin Airport as the first flight from Dubai touched down since the crisis began in the Middle East, with passengers expressing gratitude for finally being able to leave.

It was the second wettest February on record at the Phoenix Park and Dunsany in Co Meath

A father and son have lost their court appeal challenging fixed penalty notices received for allegedly breaching Covid-19 regulations by traveling to Dublin Airport in 2021 and have been ordered to pay the State's legal costs.

The Government must enact legislation to remove the passenger cap at Dublin Airport by the end of April or risk seeing a decision by the EU’s top court that would give planning authorities across the trading bloc “carte blanche” to reduce airport capacity, according to powerful US lobby group Airlines for America (A4A).

Thirteen flights to and from Dublin airport on Monday have been cancelled due to a storm on the east coast of the USA.