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.

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 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.

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.

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 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.

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.