There were emotional scenes on Friday morning as Dublin Airport marked its busiest day of Christmas arrivals. Many people are rushing to get home for the holidays, with just five days until the man in red drops down the chimney,

Up to 50,000 passengers will arrive at the airport every day in the run-up to Christmas as they jet home from all over the world

EXCITED families were full of the joys of Christmas as they welcomed home their loved ones from abroad at Dublin airport today. It’s estimated that 93,000 passengers will travel through Dublin’s

Dublin Airport captured one emotional family reuniting on camera, posting a video of the heartwarming moment that Shauna arrived home for the first time in 15 months. Her mum stood with a Christmas themed banner full of welcome home greetings as she awaited the arrivals.

Dublin Airport has said that while Christmas will be a busy time for it, the number of people using the airport will be lower than last year due to the impact of the passenger cap.

On the busiest day at Dublin Airport this side of Christmas, more than 93,000 passengers came through the arrival gates on a special day full of family reunions.

There were carols, hugs, presents — and more than a few tears of joy — as hundreds of the Irish abroad returned home to Cork Airport

Around 97,000 passengers are expected to pass through both terminals today, DAA’s Graeme McQueen told The Journal.