The Latest Breaking News from Eamon Ryan

Compulsory mask wearing may return later this year as 'precautionary move'

The current advice is to continue to wear masks in healthcare settings and on public transport

Dublin Live · Jun 29, 2022

Soldiers hit back at being asked to 'compensate' for poor management of Dublin Airport queues

"We need clarity on the type of roles our members will be expected to perform, what their working conditions will be."

Irish Mirror · Jun 28, 2022

Defence Forces to undergo training immediately to be on stand-by at Dublin Airport

Queues and delays continue to cause problems at Dublin Airport

Dublin Live · Jun 28, 2022

Dublin Airport queues: Minister warns airport bosses of 'consequences' if chaos continues

People are 'getting fed up of senior management hiding behind politicians when it comes to actually doing their job'

Dublin Live · Jun 3, 2022

'Out of control' hotel prices means it is cheaper to see Bruce Springsteen in Rome than Dublin, says TD

Pearse Doherty asked what the Government’s plan was to stop some Dublin hotels charging huge prices

Dublin Live · Jun 2, 2022

Government minister promises 'consequences' in DAA if Dublin Airport passengers miss flights again

'If the plan isn't delivered, there will have to be consequences'

Irish Mirror · Jun 2, 2022

Cheaper to see Bruce Springsteen concert in Rome due to ‘rip-off’ Dublin hotel prices, TD claims

In response, Minister Ryan said the cost of staying in a Dublin hotel is “a real issue.”

Irish Mirror · Jun 2, 2022

Dublin Airport chiefs can't guarantee queue chaos won't happen this weekend

Green Party leader Eamon Ryan made the revelation after a meeting with Dublin Airport Authority yesterday

Dublin Live · Jun 1, 2022

Dublin Airport bosses 'can't guarantee' chaotic scenes won't be repeated, says Eamon Ryan

The Green Party leader has met with senior management from the DAA

Irish Mirror · May 31, 2022

Dublin Airport told it has 24 hours to tell public its plans to resolve 'nightmare' queues

In a statement following their meeting, Ministers said they have told CEO Dalton Philips that they have 24 hours to clearly communicate their plan and to deliver a satisfactory experience for passengers departing from the airport this bank holiday weekend

Irish Mirror · May 31, 2022