Ireland
Ireland airport guideAirport Overview
The scale of this country or region’s airports, its main hubs and the cities they serve.
Ireland lies in Europe. This site covers 1 airport, 2 terminals and 65 gates there. Dublin Airport (DUB) is the largest by annual passengers, at about 33 million. The airports serve cities including Dublin. Every airport has a terminal layout diagram, gate ranges and ground transport notes.
Ireland is covered here by a single airport: Dublin Airport (DUB). It holds 2 terminals and 65 gates and handles about 33 million passengers a year — the largest Irish airport in this directory.
Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport (DUB) serves Dublin and lies about 10 km from the city centre. Its 65 gates are spread across 2 terminals, forming Ireland's principal gateway.
The airport page carries a terminal layout diagram, gate ranges, main airlines and ground transport options; search the directory by the IATA code DUB to jump straight to it.
Ireland airport distribution mapAirport Distribution
10 scheduled airports nationwide (large, medium and small); terminal maps are compiled for 1 of them. The full list follows.
| IATA | Airport | City | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| ORK | Cork International Airport | Cork | Large |
| DUB | Dublin AirportCovered here | Dublin | Large |
| NOC | Ireland West Airport Knock | Charlestown | Large |
| SNN | Shannon Airport | Shannon | Large |
| CFN | Donegal Airport | Donegal | Medium |
| KIR | Kerry Airport | Farranfore | Medium |
| NNR | Connemara Regional Airport | Inverin | Small |
| INQ | Inisheer Aerodrome | Inis Oírr | Small |
| IIA | Inishmaan Aerodrome | Inis Meáin | Small |
| IOR | Inishmore Aerodrome | Inis Mór | Small |
Airports in IrelandAirports
Select any airport to see its terminal layout, gate ranges and ground transport options.
