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Aer Rianta becomes Dublin Airport AuthorityAer Rianta becomes Dublin Airport Authority
15-Oct-2004
IRELAND. Aer Rianta was renamed Dublin Airport Authority on October 1, under the terms of the state airports group's break-up
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All assets and liabilities previously owned by Aer Rianta ?including its international airport management and duty-free business Aer Rianta International ?and all contractual arrangements with the group now transfer to
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(12-Jul-2003) - The state-owned authority is to split into three boards controlling Dublin, Shannon and Cork airports. Aer Rianta International director-general Eamon Foley tells TRW that although the implications for the retailer are not yet clear, he is not concerned about the transition.
(1-Aug-2005) - The Irish government has named December as the deadline for a decision on the future of Dublin, Cork and Shannon airports, as well as that of Aer Rianta International (ARI)
(1-Jul-2004) - IRELAND. The government's proposed split of state airports company Aer Rianta has caused controversy among trade unions and provoked intense debate in the country
(23-Jun-2004) - Legislation is published providing for the split of the Irish airports group