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News · 10 April 2026

Dublin Airport warns travellers about fuel protest delays

Dublin Airport warns travellers about fuel protest delays

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Travellers heading to Dublin Airport face potential disruption because of continuing fuel protests across the Republic of Ireland. Earlier on Tuesday, the airport issued guidance, advising passengers to prepare for delays from slow-moving convoys on major routes. These protests, against rising fuel costs, also impacted Translink coach services to Dublin Airport from Northern Ireland.

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