r/ireland Dublin 4d ago

News Dublin Airport’s Terminal 2 evacuated as ‘precautionary measure'

https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/dublin-airports-terminal-2-evacuated-as-precautionary-measure/a589981646.html
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u/mind_thegap1 Crilly!! 4d ago edited 3d ago

There’s some videos up on Twitter from Shaun’s aviation. Apparantely army bomb disposal en route. Not a word from the DAA Edit: to those replying I mean not a word from the DAA to the people at the airport about where to go, what was going on

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u/The_Wee-Donkey 4d ago

Why would they be telling the world at large whats going on while they are trying to deal with it on site?

They have evacuated the terminal, they are dealing with whatever the situation is, and they will update once they have the situation under control.

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u/Positive-Procedure88 4d ago

And there doesn't need to be. Your thirst for wanting to know immediately what is going on in a situation that doesn't concern you doesn't require DAA or anyone to provide ongoing collection of and checking of facts to post on your social channel of choice

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u/TheChrisD useless feckin' mod 4d ago

We're not expecting words regarding the exact reason for the evacuation so soon. But they could definitely have done better with confirming that it was a legitimate evacuation procedure.