All passengers arriving into Ireland must have a negative PCR test from today
Here’s what you need to know about the new rules.
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Here’s what you need to know about the new rules.
The antigen tests come as Dutch authorities have banned untested passengers from entering the country.
The woman is being held at Ballymun Garda Station.
More than four million overseas passengers travelled to and from Ireland from January to October, down from 17 million in 2019.
The test centre at Dublin Airport is open to anyone who wishes to take a test.
The two screening centres will offer tests priced between €99 and €159.
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Gardaí have confirmed that the woman was found safe and well.
Plans lodged by DAA aim to improve the terminal’s energy efficiency.
They arrived in from Damascus at 11.35pm last night.
The cigarettes represented a €21k loss to the public coffers.
Nico and Justine Buhler were married today at the airport.
It is a legal requirement for passengers arriving in Ireland from overseas to complete a Covid-19 Passenger Locator Form.
Varadkar said he is worried about Cork and Shannon airports bouncing back from Covid.
Gardaí seized the drugs shortly before 8pm on Sunday evening.
Michael O’Leary said the government has ‘mismanaged’ air travel.
The new system would not be introduced during Covid-19 but works will take place shortly if planning permission is granted.
Toll booths would be installed as part of the new system, with a free option available in one of the long-term car parks.
According to the DAA, travel to the 15 Green list countries represented only 9% of their traffic in 2019.
Arrivals to Ireland from the US have been lower than from most Western European countries.
Only half of the calls made were answered.
How to deal with tourists arriving in Ireland has been a much-discussed topic this weekend.
The ‘green list’ is expected to be published on 20 July.
Dublin Airport is far from what’s normal for the first day of July.
People who booked flights in July could be left out of pocket if they cancel.
Significant amounts of drugs have been seized by Revenue officers at airports in recent days.
Trade union IALPA made an appeal against the plans to An Bord Pleanála.
The cigarettes were seized after officers searched a man who disembarked a flight from Cairo.
The DAA has said a third terminal is not needed at the moment at Dublin Airport.
The illegal drugs were found as part of Revenue’s ongoing work targeting drug smuggling and shadow economy activity.
To date, health officials have not identified “a single confirmed case” of Covid-19 in Ireland.
It’s hoped that the 14.4km-long pipe will reduce traffic volumes, emissions, accidents, road damage and noise.
The two passengers who became ill onboard the Poznan-Dublin service later tested negative for any virus.
Some flights to and from Dublin Airport have been affected.
Revenue officers seized around 20kgs of herbal cannabis.
Both incidents happened over an 18-hour period in Nenagh last month.
John and Stephen McDonagh appeared before a sitting of Cavan District Court this afternoon.
The men were later arrested in Monaghan.
People will likely be requested to open any wrapped gifts while they go through airport security.
He will appear before Limerick Circuit Court on Monday morning.