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Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport
Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport has been evacuated on Saturday, 20 September following a security alert.
The alert was raised on Saturday morning at 11.30am, prompting the evacuation of all passengers in Terminal 2.
The airport operator DAA said that the evacuation is a "precautionary measure", adding that flight operations at the airport may be temporarily impacted.
(1/2) Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport has been evacuated this morning as a safety precaution. Passenger and staff safety is our top priority. Anyone at the airport should follow staff to assembly points. Flight operations may be temporarily impacted. pic.twitter.com/nuMoc7OeCZ
— Dublin Airport (@DublinAirport) September 20, 2025
In a statement, Dublin Airport confirmed: "Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport has been evacuated this morning as a safety precaution. Passenger and staff safety is our top priority. Anyone at the airport should follow staff to assembly points. Flight operations may be temporarily impacted."
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The airport added that passengers should check with their airline for updates.
More information is to follow.
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