Transport Eamon Ryan to intervene as BusConnects faces problem acquiring land at Dublin airport National Transport Authority and airport operator DAA will enter talks in attempt to resolve the issue
Front Page In this week’s Business Post: Special report into Ukraine war trauma 7 in 10 demand abolition of USC and our columnists on Dublin Airport, Siteserv and Philip Schofield
Business Post's View Editorial: Competition must finally be introduced at Dublin airportThe sale of 260 acres by the McEvaddys to Dublin Airport is a blow, but an independent third terminal might lower prices and generally inspire DAA
Aviation McEvaddy: ‘We surrender’ after 27 years of DAA blocking plans for third terminal at Dublin Airport Businessman and partners are selling 260 acres of land, between main runways, bought in 1995 and earmarked for additional facility
Aviation Ryanair calls for an independent third terminal at Dublin AirportAirline and the DAA refuse to rule out speculation that they are eyeing up 261 acres of land worth €200 million put up for sale last week while Ryanair says the DAA should not be allowed to buy the land
The Last Post Matt Cooper: State appears to be damned if it does and damned if it doesn’t buy ‘Terminal 3’ land The offer for sale by the McEvaddy brothers of their land adjacent to Dublin Airport poses big strategic questions for the state, but some of the answers can be found by reference to the past
Aviation Dublin Airport scraps emergency security taskforces after hiring spreeDAA has achieved its target of 800 rostered security personnel to deal with high passenger numbers over the summer
Politics Green TD expresses concern over potential plans to build third terminal at Dublin Airport Three 260-acre plots in the centre of the airport grounds are up for sale, which have been long-speculated as the preferred location for a new terminal
Aviation 260 acres ‘essential’ to Dublin Airport’s future up for sale Those selling the land have said the lands are “essential” to the airport’s development
Aviation No need for third terminal at Dublin Airport, head of DAA saysExpanding and enhancing Terminals 1 and 2 to accommodate rising passenger numbers is preferred option
Aviation Use of anti-drone technology at Dublin Airport three weeks away – DAA Drones have disrupted flights a number of times at Dublin Airport this year
Aviation Dublin Airport operator warns price caps will mean longer wait times and unclean facilities DAA says decision by aviation regulator to limit increases on passenger charges has had ‘profound implications’ for the company as it recovers from pandemic
Aviation Sparks visible as Ryanair plane experiences ‘technical issue’ on landing in DublinPassengers on Boeing 737 plane arriving from Liverpool uninjured in incident which forced closure of main southern runway
Dublin Airport Use of new airport runway to continue as possible legal action loomsAirport authority defends the use of its new €320 million runway which operates between 9am and 6pm as residents complain about noise pollution
Business Post's View Editorial: New Dublin runway must get to full capacity as soon as possibleStaggered openings of the North Runway are costly in terms of lost revenue, passenger inconvenience and potentially thousands of jobs
Aviation Months before Dublin Airport’s new €320 million runway will operate past 6pm The new runway was built at a cost of €320 million but currently is only open from 9am to 6pm
Commercial Property Large industrial unit to let near Dublin AirportGlan Aris facility of nearly 4,000 square metres, in FoodCentral, St Margaret’s, is available for €415,000 per annum, writes Tina-Marie O’Neill
Aviation Airport staff offered €2,000 bonuses in bid to avoid more holiday chaosDAA move aims to avoid repeat of last year’s missed flights due to monster queues at security clearance
BP Exclusive DAA in crisis talks to avert threat of St Patrick’s weekend taxi strikeTaxi drivers are unhappy at Dublin Airport management’s refusal to recognise their associations in negotiations
Aviation Record number of passengers at Dublin and Cork airport last monthNumber of passengers travelling through Dublin Airport in February was 55 per cent higher than in February 2022
