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Published 11:42 28 Mar 2022 BST
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“Like other airports all over Europe, we are currently working extremely hard to ramp-up our operation at Dublin Airport after the collapse of international travel over the past two years including the hiring and training of staff after 1,000 workers left the airport under a voluntary severance scheme during the Covid-19 pandemic," it said.
It added that anyone travelling through Dublin Airport in the coming days and weeks “should be prepared for things to take longer than they might expect”.
It also offered tips to passengers to help speed up the process.
“To minimise the impact, we encourage all passengers to check in bags where they can and to carry the minimum amount with them when presenting at security.
“We would also encourage all passengers to be at the airport a minimum of two hours before boarding a short-haul flight and three hours prior to boarding a long-haul flight.”
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