Green light for new Dublin airport terminal
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April 1, 2003 at 12:07 pm #706120Paul ClerkinKeymaster
Green light for new Dublin airport terminal
April 1, 2003(12:01) An Bord Pleanála has granted permission to Aer Rianta to build a new terminal at Dublin Airport.
Aer Rianta had proposed building a new two-story pier at Dublin Airport which would have 12 passenger aircraft parking stands.
Today An Bord Pleanála gave the go-ahead for the project – subject to seven conditions – because of the established use of Dublin Airport, projected growth in air traffic and the need to provide adequate facilities.
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April 1, 2003 at 4:48 pm #725651colinskyParticipant
is this the pier that was to cut into the rear face of the old building?
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April 2, 2003 at 8:56 am #725652Paul ClerkinKeymaster
Pier or terminal debate set to take off
TERMINAL CONFLICT/Aer Rianta v Ryanair: Plans for an independent terminal at Dublin Airport could affect the building of Pier D, writes Frank McDonald, Environment Editor
Ryanair is considering seeking a judicial review of the decision by An Bord Pleanála to give Aer Rianta permission to build a new landing facility at Dublin Airport.
http://home.eircom.net/content/irelandcom/topstories/463825?view=Eircomnet
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April 2, 2003 at 1:52 pm #725653d_d_dallasParticipant
Cue Seamus Brennan…
Who has just informed Aer Rianta not to go ahead with any extensions without his say so.
Who exactly runs our country??? Our transport infrastructure to be more exact. Sounds like Aer Rianta are making a last gasp to show their authority and to size up the “real” second terminal (the private one).
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April 2, 2003 at 2:01 pm #725654GregFParticipant
Good article about the whole fiasco in the Irish Times today by the one and only Frank McDonald. Seemingly it looks like sour grapes on Aer Rianta’s behalf, trying to block Ryanair’s proposal by having their terminal built instead. Looking at the aerial plans/diagrams on the newspaper, Ryanair’s proposal looks more straightforward for aircraft docking and less fussy than Aer Rianta’s.
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April 2, 2003 at 2:25 pm #725655urbanistoParticipant
What on earth is going on with this. Is it so impossible to identify a need (as clearly exists!) and to plan a viable and cost effective solution with all stakeholders. Isnt that the whole reason for setting up the D of T in the first place to streamline the Government decision-making process and avoid the whole scenario of various fingers messing up the pie!
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April 4, 2003 at 12:36 am #725656AkenParticipant
I dont see why ryanair needs a terminal at all, i mean just park the air craft up in a field NEAR teh airport and we can climb up ladders to get in, they wont need any loading facilities because they dont usually bother ro send your luggage with you anyway.
Possible proposal for the entire ariport building to be demolished and a newer nicer one be built in its place? -
April 4, 2003 at 9:01 am #725657GregFParticipant
Obviously Michael O Leary and Co don’t subscribe to Fianna Fail’s agenda else the terminal would be built with no bother with a couple of brown envelopes too along the way(allegedly)
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April 7, 2003 at 2:20 pm #725658d_d_dallasParticipant
Maybe a fleet of Michael O’Leary financed Taxi plates (he has one for evcery occasion you know) could ferry his passengers to a makeshift terminal onthe outskirts of the airport – while the rest of us get on with it all – well either that or Seamus Brennan should fire every single member of Aer rianta’s Board for being so publicy antagonistic – god I can’t wait for the attempted breakup of CIE –
“Tara St station to get’s second green light for parallel redevelopment – CIE say the provision of two platforms will give DART operators twice the fun choosing which one to stop at (assuming services are still running) – and enliven the commute home for weary workers at the end of the day as they helplessly dash from station platform to station platform. A spokesperson for CIE said that plans are also at an advanced stage fro a second more ‘rollercoaster-style’ railservice to run alongside the exisiting Dublin – Cork route”
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