DAA’s controversial plans to expand Dublin Airport so that it could cater for up to 40 million passengers a year include little-noticed proposals to demolish some of its earlier buildings ...

Plans to demolish spiral parking ramps at Dublin Airport’s Terminal 1 that are said to represent a “rare” example of brutalist architecture in Ireland, would “further significantly ...

By the late 1950s, Dublin Airport’s original terminal could no longer handle the growing number of passengers. To address this, the North Terminal was opened in June 1959.

Dublin Airport's new North Runway, which will facilitate larger aircraft and connectivity with long-haul destinations, commenced operations today, August 24.

Dublin Airport is turning away airlines seeking to fly into Ireland more often and may not be able to add extra flights for one-off events while it waits at least two years for approval to ...

Dublin Airport has announced plans for 23 new food and drink outlets across its two terminals, including a number of big-name outlets such as Supermacs and Papa John's.

Dublin Airport has secured planning permission from Fingal County Council to build improved viewing facilities for the public to watch aircraft take off and land on its runways.. The approval ...

The daa has said the ramps will need to be removed to "deliver a better Dublin Airport". The redesign of Terminal 1's facade is in line with the design currently seen on Terminal 2.