Dublin Airport. Photo: Shutterstock Dublin International Airport, Ireland, is issuing a warning to passengers ahead of four days of possible traffic disruptions on access routes to and from the airport, following meetings within the framework of the European Union presidency that will be held in the city during the coming week.
According to the airport announcement, the disruptions are expected from Tuesday to Friday, November 10–13, and may include road closures, traffic congestion and changes to public transportation services.
The airport emphasizes that passengers planning to arrive by bus should account for possible changes to bus routes and bus stop locations in the city center. Passengers are advised to check directly with public transport operators and via the Transport for Ireland app.
Passengers arriving by private vehicle are also asked to prepare in advance, check the traffic situation using navigation apps, and choose the appropriate route based on blockages and congestion.
Despite the expected disruptions to access routes, the airport clarifies that the usual arrival recommendations remain unchanged: two hours before short-haul flights and three hours before long-haul flights.