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PASSENGERS INTENDING to travel via Dublin Airport this morning have been advised to expect some delays to outbound and incoming flights.
The delays follow inclement weather conditions, with significant snowfall and sub-zero temperatures at the airport this morning.
Flight operations at the airport were suspended for 30 minutes this morning to allow the de-icing of the runways.
Flight radar records showed up to ten flights being held in holding patterns above the airport awaiting clearance to land.
Passengers are advised to visit the airport’s website to monitor the latest activity at the airport.
The latest weather reports for 8am showed temperatures of -3°C at the airport.
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Don’t shoot me but…. would the government not be better providing; “food, clothes and other essentials in the recovery process” instead of handing out cash? Economies of Scale, Government buying etc etc,
It’s not the government handing out the cash.
Might do no harm to actually read the article Matthew!
Fair play. I’ve responded to flooding in the not so far past and seeing the devastation flooding causes, I can definitly say every bit will help these victims.
Tight fisted insurance companies will blame “god” to save a buck while these people suffer. well done the red cross.
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