Kev

@hendax45 @DublinAirport Europes 12th busiest airport only exists to bring the Irish to Europes 20th busiest airport - right 🧐

@DublinAirport Airport only exists to bring people the Irish to Manchester 🤷🏻‍♂️

Finishing 3rd = clapping when the plane lands 😬

@NiallQuinnLK73 @GreenwayPlease The gif was a perfect and fitting response to the greatest load of nonsense in your first reply. On your bike.

@Kevw195 @GreenwayPlease Ah, a gif. The universally recognised wheels-drop of unconditional surrender. I accept your terms.

We have so few guards on traffic duty, yet when you see a statistic like this, one realises how widespread speeding has become.

@Fly_AsturiasOVD @DublinAirport @LovinDublin @AerLingus Cheers 👍🏻

Many. Despite Asturias is an unknown destination, you have many resources. I would recommend you: Day 1/2: Eastern Asturias: Llanes, Cangas de Onís, Covadonga Sanctuary (also Covadonga Lakes), Lastres, Tazones, Jurassic Museum. Day 2/3: Eastern Asturias: Luarca, Tapia de Casariego, Somiedo, Taramundi.... Day 3/4: Cities like Gijón, Oviedo and Avilés. Here you are the Tourism Agency Official Website in English: turismoasturias.es/en/

ENJOY ASTURIAS -> WITH AER LINGUS ASTURIAS AND DUBLIN, CLOSER THAN EVER

@cmaemcclean @DarraghOBrienTD @BarryAndrewsMEP A spur from Clongriffin will deliver a mainline connection, no reason Dublin shouldn’t and can’t have both mainline and metro. Will be capacity on the Dublin - Belfast line when tracks are expanded.

@DarraghOBrienTD @BarryAndrewsMEP Fully funded by the taxpayer at €16 billion plus, doesn't deliver mainline connection to Dublin airport in keeping with EU policy and only 19kms mostly underground. But hey looks glamorous in the pictures! Not a metro for GDA tbh.

🚇A major milestone for MetroLink today. The tender issued for trains, tracks and stations. A 25-year contract, with works starting this August/September. Fully funded by Government and we’re committed to delivering it

@NiallQuinnLK73 @GreenwayPlease

@Kevw195 @GreenwayPlease Or that motorists define "good roads" as wider, straighter and devoid of infrastructure like lights and pedestrian priority that constrains their speeding. Done asking motorists to be reasonable and obey the law. Compliance has to be engineered -not begged for.

@facarlos14 @Fly_AsturiasOVD You’d nearly think it was Ireland with the green fields!

Primer aterrizaje de AerLingus en Asturias 🇮🇪 @Fly_AsturiasOVD

@ciarancannon Speed limits are far too low on good roads.

I spoke at a road safety conference recently and a fellow panellist was arguing that the vast majority of motorists respect the rules of the road. That’s just not the case. Try driving at the speed limit, and see how many overtake or attempt to overtake you. Speeding is endemic.

"American airlines all want to grow here (@DublinAirport) but they're going to have to make decisions' says @AirlinesDotOrg President & CEO Chris Sununu reports @eoghancorry youtu.be/SlfiIvCcJf0?si… via @YouTube #Aviation #Travel

@FroggittFroggy @rtenews Ah foggy, the big man - blocking me straight after you try and insult. Cute 😂

@FroggittFroggy @rtenews Bigger problem are the idiots doing 60 in the 80 zones.

A motorist travelling at 173 km/h in a 100km zone was among 580 drivers detected speeding during the first 24 hours of a bank holiday weekend road traffic operation rte.ie/news/ireland/2…

@IrishTimes Block them from accessing the government supports then. Madness.

Panda Waste set to introduce monthly ‘fuel surcharge’ of 97 cent irishtimes.com/ireland/2026/0…

@alanoc8690 I’m in the phoenix next week for the first time since it was done up.

@Kevw195 Yeah you’re right, I was in the phoenix last week and it’s brilliant. AL space is very small but even the food/drink offering is poor compared to LHR

It’s crazy how much better the Aer Lingus lounge in Heathrow is compared to the one in Dublin.

@Briuria @eicknews @James2438213388 The cap was heavily enforced for winter 2024/25 with a seat cap and Ireland was the only country ( yes the whole country) to see a decline in passengers in Europe compared to previous season. The seats taken out didn’t go elsewhere in Ireland.Data is all there for you.

@Kevw195 @eicknews @James2438213388 Time will tell.

It appears Ryanair has taken Valencia off sale for Winter 2026. Currently 18 routes are on sale from the airline this winter, down 4 from last year. Also a very high possibility the base will be reduced to 2 aircraft for the winter.

@Briuria @James2438213388 @eicknews That’s factually incorrect. Dublin airport is operating with an arbitrary cap in place. Its infrastructure is not full, nor is it operating beyond operational capacity. There’s plenty of scope to expand with current facilities and land to expand infrastructure when needed.

@James2438213388 @eicknews Dublin airport is full, operating beyond capacity. When that capacity is increased you don’t think it was effect the regional airports? Of course it will.

@Briuria @eicknews @James2438213388 The IAA, Irish tourism bodies, Irish airlines, IATA( represents 300+ airlines), A4A (represents American Airlines) and more have all stated if Dublin remains capped, Irish regionals will not benefit as they don’t compete but instead other major European cities will.

@eicknews @James2438213388 Might be a new concept to you but Only half the people using an airport are arriving to their destination.

@re_keogh @Michaelkelly707 @rte Have a look at what they did to Mexico…

@Michaelkelly707 @rte Nothing, if their Hormuz Strait deadlines are anything to go by.

What will US government's 6 May deadline mean for Dublin Airport? rte.ie/brainstorm/202… via @rte