with Clem Ryan
180 thousand passengers will be passing through its terminals
The next two days are going to be busy at Dublin Airport.
The Dublin Airport Authority says between today and tomorrow there'll be another 180 thousand passengers passing through.
So far this weekend about a quarter of a million people have gone through the airport for St. Patrick's festivities and yesterday's Six Nations match.
DAA spokesperson Graeme McQueen has this advice for passengers:
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