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Winter's end for Irish airport saga?Winter's end for Irish airport saga?
Dermot Davitt
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)
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But few executives at Dublin Airport Authority (formerly Aer Rianta) expect to see independent airport authorities created for the three locations this year, next year or even the year after.
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(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
(11-Nov-2003) - Irish minister gives first indication of ARI's future under breakup proposals