The Govt is looking at ways to police and take down drones that are causing disruption at Dublin Airport, Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has said. Flights at the airport were suspended for a time yesterday due to drone activity | Read more:
Flights at the airport were suspended for a time yesterday evening due to drone activity in the area.
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The airline is calling on Mr Ryan to"do something - anything - to protect Ireland's main airport from these drone disruptions".
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