DUBLIN, Sept 20 (Reuters) - Dublin Airport on Saturday said it was reopening Terminal 2 after a brief closure due to a security alert. "Dublin Airport confirms Terminal 2 has received the all-clear.
Dublin Airport is reopening a terminal after thousands of people were evacuated due to a suspicious luggage item. A bomb disposal squad was called by Ireland’s national police on Saturday afternoon ...
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Dublin Airport warns of further Storm Amy delays as it announces record numbers for September
Storm Amy is still causing some havok around the country, with Dublin Airport warning passengers of further delays and ...
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Dublin Airport sees record-breaking summer with NFL boost
Passenger figures saw a boost thanks to the first-ever NFL match in the capital, where upwards of 30,000 fans of the ...
Disruption is continuing at Dublin Airport following an alleged cyber attack that has impacted a number of airports across Europe. Some 13 flights, nine inbound and four outbound, had been cancelled ...
Every day in September was a 100k+ passenger day at Dublin Airport + daa welcomes Minister’s action on passenger cap ...
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Cork and Dublin Airports see passenger numbers soar in record September
Cork Airport remains on track to be Ireland’s fastest-growing airport once again this year, with passenger numbers ahead by ...
Dublin Airport's Terminal 2 has reopened following a security alert. The terminal was evacuated on Saturday afternoon as a "precautionary measure" after police were alerted to a suspicious item of ...
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