Passengers flying in and out of Dublin Airport were warned 'delays were likely' on Sunday due to a power outage

A crisis has erupted around the passenger cap which has the potential to cause significant difficulties for all concerned, writes Business Editor Will Goodbody.

A DAA statement said: “A power issue which impacted on operations at Dublin Airport for a short period on Sunday morning has now been resolved. “An ESB power outage in the North County Dublin area resulted in a loss of power in parts of Terminal 2.

A power outage in North County Dublin is impacting on operations in Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport this morning. “Passengers should continue to travel

A POWER OUTAGE at Dublin Airport has been resolved but passengers travelling from Terminal Two are being warned of potential delays persisting as they make their way through the airport this morning.

PASSENGERS at Dublin Airport were hit by major delays caused by an ESB outage in north Dublin this morning. Dublin Airport operator said the power outage is impacting operations in Terminal 2, and "some delays are likely.

A power outage is likely to lead to flight delays at Dublin Airport this morning. DAA has said that a power outage in North County Dublin is affecting operations in Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport. Passengers have been told to continue to travel to the airport as usual on Sunday morning,

DAA said passengers should continue to travel to the airport as normal on Sunday morning. A social media post said: “A power outage in North County Dublin is impacting on operations in Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport this morning.