Ryanair has revealed around 63,000 of its passengers saw their flights cancelled during last week’s air traffic control failure which caused widespread disruption across the industry and left thousands of passengers stranded overseas.

The Irish Aviation Authority has launched an investigation into using a drone near a crash site in Co Tipperary as first responders attended the scene. Sorcha Crowley reports on the growing privacy concerns and legislation around the use of the technology

To the great frustration of the industry, there is still no Irish data on international visitor numbers

Residents’ spokesman said people’s lives had been impacted to such an extent that many were thinking of selling up

PSNI members whose privacy has been compromised in the data breaches must be given every support

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission to carry out in-depth probe into proposal to ease parking at Dublin Airport

The Daa claims the enforcement notice is flawed, unreasoned, vague, is of no legal effect, and should be set aside by the court

People from every county on the island of Ireland flew out from Dublin Airport in 2022. New figures, released by Dublin Airport, show that more than half of the people that used the airport lived outside of the capital.

In total, 3.83 million passengers arrived into the country, while 3.79 million people departed

Competition and Consumer Protection Commission is looking at the Daa's bid to buy Quick Park and bring it back into use 

Almost 40 flights to and from Ireland were cancelled on Tuesday while over 100 were delayed due to French air traffic control (ATC) strikes. Dublin Airport bore the brunt of the ATC strikes with 39 flights cancelled.

Lost baggage, flight delays and cancellations — here's what you may be entitled to 

The earliest booking that can be made for long-term parking is May 30. Short-term parking is sold out until Friday, May 26

The airport operator has taken judicial review proceedngs

Flight EII23 from Dublin to Chicago had taken off from the North runway shortly after 12 pm, but was forced to make a u-turn to carry out an emergency landing

'We are currently working through regulatory approvals before we are allowed use it,' said a daa spokesperson

A review is underway as to how a man managed to board a flight at Dublin airport without a passport or boarding pass.

Thousands of customers were affected excessively long queues and wait times at the airport due to issues with staff and other problems last year.

Drop-off charges at UK airports (up to €10 for 15 minutes) are hugely unpopular.

Daa will, however, introduce new noise-monitoring terminals

Discussions at Cabinet will focus on what form of anti-drone technology will be used, and who will have the responsibility to operate it

JUST picture it. At the end of a long day, you are on a flight back to Dublin Airport from overseas. You just want to get home and your anticipation rises as your plane begins its final descent toward the runway, only to pull away at the last minute.

Disruption caused at airports by drones is not a new threat — so why is new legislation required?

'He should make a decision to take drones down. Who’s going to sue him? The drone operators?'

David Walton, of Ballyboughal Community Council, says the details approved in the planning application for the runway are not being adhered to.

Transport Minister Eamon Ryan is also facing calls from airlines and Dublin Airport operator DAA to allow the Defence Forces to engage technology to shoot down such drones

Father of two, accused of causing security alert last July, will appear again in court next month

Flights were suspended on Friday, Saturday and again on Monday evening due to activity in the airspace around Dublin Airport

A number of flights had to be diverted to other airports

In one month alone — July 2022 — the individual made 2,616 complaints to DAA, representing a daily average of 84 incidents

Six flights were diverted to either Shannon or Belfast airports because of the disruption

The new recruits will become part of the company’s Dublin cabin crew.

Just over 28.1m people travel through Ireland's main airport last year

A €60,000 damages claim by a security officer at Dublin Airport, who was alleged to have taken part in a road race only weeks after suffering a knee injury, has been described by a judge as outrageous.

Opposition criticises transport minister as 'lessons of the summer go unlearned'

Homes that had been on the edge of the boundary for mitigation from the noise generated from use of Dublin Airport's second runway will now have to undergo some soundproofing.

The irony of ironies a minister for education who is on a career break from teaching considers scrapping career breaks for teachers. You couldn’t make it up!Norma Foley must be fairly confident of her political future in Fianna Fáil.

daa advised passengers to check with their airline for the latest flight information regarding their specific flight

The DAA said it “continues to recruit, as it has done continuously over the past 12 months, for a number of roles at Dublin Airport”.

The former chief marketing officer of Ryanair Kenny Jacobs has been appointed CEO of DAA, succeeding Dalton Philips.

More than 100 flights at Heathrow have been cancelled overall, whilst more than 1,000 flights due to take off or land tomorrow afternoon at the airport will be delayed.

Air travel has become a wretched consumer experience, and technology isn't the panacea that some believe it to be.

After the cancellation of the flights, passengers due to fly on any of these services were advised not to travel to Dublin Airport.

The fault is not just impacting passengers travelling from Dublin as others have posted about issues checking in at other destinations