‘At Least 3.5 Hours Before Departure Time’

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Ah now.

This afternoon.

meanwhile…

Dublin Airport to see lengthy security queues for ‘weeks ahead’ (RTE News)

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9 thoughts on “‘At Least 3.5 Hours Before Departure Time’

  1. TenPin Terry

    Blimey.
    Dublin airport is a third-world dump at the best of times. Having to get there 3.5 hours before a flight will be like waiting in a toilet.
    The single redeeming factor is the US immigration pre-clearance otherwise I try to avoid it like the plague.

  2. Diddy

    Working conditions being offered are lousy. 20 hour contacts €14 an hour. €300 a week. In Dublin.

    1. goldenbrown

      yep, my young fella applied for that one a couple of months back but wow it was p*sspoor P&O level bottom of the barrel stuff

      was surprised as I thought DAA were meant to be fairly decent

  3. Jonner

    are the fines being applied when the security queue goes over 30 mins?
    it had been waived during peak covid.

  4. Cato

    The DAA is being run (into the ground) by a christian fundie, born and reared in Wicklow but puzzlingly brandishing a English accent. He was turfed out of his last gig working as CEO of Morrisons (Supermarket) in the Uk for making an absolute clusterfupp of things. Profits collapsed under his tenure. He is also the genius who wants to bring in charges for drivers dropping passengers off at the airport. Dalton Philips, an upwardly failing absurdity. Very bizarre.

    1. Duncan Wheeler

      What is it about Ireland employing rejects from the, not so fab, UK. Perhaps it’s because our lot don’t want to be shown up by somebody who can do a job well and leave the business in good shape when they leave. Not this nonsense of appopinting has unaccountable has beens. As Frazer in Dads Army says, “we’re all doomed, doomed I tell you”.

  5. Joan Burton

    T2 staff can’t work in T1 , historical contact issues !! Cleaners too, they’ll clean a spill to the boarder between the two terminals and then stop !!

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