There was minor disruption to traffic at Dublin Airport on Sunday as protesters blocked the roads around the roundabout, at the entrance, for the second weekend in a row. The protest lasted about an hour.
In a statement DAA, which operates the airport, said:
“Some modest traffic disruption for vehicles exiting the airport for a short period this afternoon due to a protest near the airport roundabout.
“The situation was carefully managed by An Garda Síochána, and airport police and teams, to ensure minimal disruption for passengers.”
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The statement said the protest finished at 3pm and all exit roads were available again.
