Construction Review
Jefther A
05 August 2026
Dublin & Cork Airports continue to progress through a major infrastructure investment program as Ireland expands airport capacity to meet growing passenger demand.
Since the original redevelopment plans were announced, the projects have moved into active delivery, with construction advancing at Cork Airport and planning work continuing across Dublin Airport’s long-term capital program.
The projects form part of daa’s long-term capital investment strategy for Ireland’s two busiest airports. While Cork Airport has entered a significant construction phase, Dublin Airport continues to develop infrastructure under its Capital Investment Program alongside efforts to remove the existing passenger cap and accommodate future growth.
Construction work is progressing at Cork Airport under its €200 million (approximately $235 million) Capital Development Plan. The program includes a new mezzanine floor, an expanded passenger security screening area equipped with next-generation C3 technology, upgraded baggage screening facilities, and improved staff screening areas. The main works remain on schedule for completion in late 2026...
