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Oct
Dublin Airport, known in Irish as Aerfort Bhaile Átha Cliath, is more than just an airport—it’s a vital hub connecting Ireland to the world. Since opening in 1940, it has grown from a modest airfield into the busiest airport in the country and a major European hub. Its story is closely intertwined with Ireland’s aviation history, economic development, and growing international presence. Located just 10 km north of Dublin’s city centre, the airport plays a key role in shaping the country's tourism and business landscape, making it the main entry point for millions of passengers every year. The airport's beginnings…