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Hidden Histories: Dublin Airport

Usually when we hear about Dublin Airport these days it has to do with the number of people picki...

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12.20 28 Feb 2021


Hidden Histories: Dublin Airport



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12.20 28 Feb 2021


Usually when we hear about Dublin Airport these days it has to do with the number of people picking up fines for travelling unnecessarily but there is still a decent level of traffic in our skies servicing people who claim to have essential reasons - although not even close to how busy it usually is of course.

Dublin Airport has come a long way since it was first opened up in January 1940, undergoing extensive renovations and additions along the way, but the original building still stands and represents a significant architectural achievement.

Donal Fallon joined Gavan for another episode of Hidden Histories to discuss.

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