DAA set to drop ‘no-build’ plan for raising Dublin Airport passenger cap above 32m
Move by directors comes amid rift with chief executive Kenny Jacobs
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Gardaí identify Irish group helping launder cash for Russian sanction dodgers and Kinahans
Gardaí take role in NCA investigation into groups laundering money for Kinahans and other criminal organisations
DAA accused of ‘shocking’ conduct in campaign to get Dublin Airport passenger cap lifted
AnnMarie Farrelly made clear her displeasure in a note to the top aviation official in the Department of Transport
Potential litigation looms as Minister blocks near-€1m exit package for DAA chief Kenny Jacobs
Relations between DAA board and Jacobs broke down after directors concluded chief executive was unsuitable for post
Darragh O’Brien has turned the DAA-Kenny Jacobs drama into a crisis that’s hard to fix
With the possibility of a leadership contest down the line, Minister may be reluctant to sign off on €1m payoff
US man caught with almost €300,000 worth of drugs at Dublin Airport jailed for four years
Court hears Jacob Napolitano (28) is a gambling addict who had accrued debt of $10,000
Dublin Airport operator fought back over greenwashing advertising complaint
Advertising Standards Authority of Ireland ultimately sought wording for future radio adverts to be revised
Tourism strategy will aim to turn Ireland into a ‘foodie’ holiday destination
Tourism added Minister for Enterprise’s portfolio, with key plans to benefit 46,000 small and medium enterprises
‘I’ve been paperless for years’: Ryanair’s digital-only boarding pass rule comes into force
The airline said the new system will improve ‘customer service and rebooking during flight disruptions’
Rohan Holdings seeks occupier for 290,000sq ft facility at Dublin Airport Logistics Park
Drake House is largest stand-alone logistics unit under construction in Dublin market
DAA board pushes back as Minister suggests reconciliation with Kenny Jacobs
State-owned airports group needs sign-off from Darragh O’Brien for near-€1m exit deal for chief executive
Dublin Airport to breach passenger cap ‘early next week’ amid strong demand for travel
October marks the seventh consecutive month of passenger growth at Dublin Airport
Hotels catering for families with autistic children: ‘Nobody looks or stares at you’
Holidays can be stressful for neurodivergent guests, but the industry is adapting
Why have ministers still not signed off on exit deal agreed between DAA and its CEO?
Government yet to approve settlement seven weeks after DAA board and Kenny Jacobs agreed to it
Etihad to resume twice daily flights from Dublin to Abu Dhabi
Gulf carrier restores capacity to pre-Covid levels as demand grows, with passenger numbers up 19% so far this year, airline says
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Theft tourism, romance fraud and the odd kidnapping: On duty with gardaí at Dublin Airport
‘It’s a different world’, says the superintendent responsible for policing the country’s biggest airport
Father and son lose appeal over €2,000 penalties for air travel during Covid
Nicolae and Florin Mazarache were stopped by a garda at Dublin Airport in April 2021
DAA board views payout to CEO Kenny Jacobs as lower cost settlement option with reduced risks, minister told
DAA board agreed to a payout of just under €1m for CEO following mediation process, after a rift emerged between the two sides
Passenger at Dublin Airport imported cocaine by swallowing 90 pellets of drug, court hears
Uber driver was under pressure to ‘wipe debt’ incurred back home in Brazil
DAA awards €265m airport tunnel deal to Sacyr and Wills partnership
DAA argues project needed for safe and efficient operations at Dublin gateway
Flights from Dublin to Derry to start again next year after 15-year gap
Daily flights between the two cities were stopped in 2011 in the wake of the economic crash
Irish flotilla activists say they were victims of ‘petty and extreme cruelties’ in Israel
Activists describe detention in Ktzi’ot Prison as ‘really unpleasant’
Storm Amy leaves one dead and thousands without power as worst of weather subsides
Co Donegal bore the brunt of Storm Amy, with winds of up to 148km/h recorded
As it happened: Storm Amy hits the country as man (40s) dies
Status orange wind warning issued for Donegal, Galway, Leitrim, Mayo, Sligo
‘It’s been going on for as long as I can remember’: Swords residents on MetroLink approval
While granting of planning permission has generally been welcomed, some remain sceptical on timeline for delivery
Little doubt MetroLink would get the green light, but what will be the bottom line?
Cost of largest infrastructure project in the history of the State will be far north of €3.5bn estimate back in 2010
Two consortiums will bid to build long-awaited MetroLink
Dublin line expected to begin operating in mid-2030s, providing 20-minute airport-to-city journeys
Dublin Airport could get 5,000 more flights next summer
Regulator boosts take-off and landing slot space
Stockbroker Goodbody back in profit and Dublin Airport passenger charges
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We are picking up the airport tab for Ryanair and Aer Lingus
Every cent that comes off the passenger charges paid by the airlines has to be recouped from the tills in Dublin Airport
Premier Inn Dublin Airport Hotel hits the market with €33m price tag
Hotel has seen significant expansion and refurbishment since it last changed hands for €11 million in 2015
Proposed laws to raise Dublin Airport passenger cap expected to face legal challenges
Coalition ‘confident’ in legislation being best way to deal with 32-million annual limit
Garda unit dedicated to Troubles-era legacy issues to be operational by year-end
Darragh O’Brien to seek agreement to develop draft legislation allowing him to remove Dublin Airport’s passenger cap
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