Aerfort Bhaile Átha CliathDUBEIDW

Dublin Airport is placed in Collinstown's locality,to 10 km to the north of Dublin, Ireland. It is theprincipal airport of the country, receiving morethan 23 million passengers in 2007, of which, themajority internments concerned(belonged) toflights, and only 900.000 were proceeding fromdomestic flights.It serves as center of operations of the Irishcompanies Aer Lingus and Ryanair.

Aerfort Chorcaí

ORK

EIC

It is placed to 8 km to the south of Cork,(Ireland). It is the third airport of thecountry, behind the airport of Dublin andthe airport of Shannon. Overcoming 3million passengers in year 2006.

Aerphort na Gaillimhe

GWY

EICM)

It is placed in Carnmore's locality, to 9 kmto the east of Galway, Ireland. In the lastyears the number of passengers has metincreased until 220.000 passengersovercame in the year 2006, partly thanksto the charter flights.

Aerphort Chiarraí

KIR

EIKY

It is placed in Kerry's county, to 15 minutesof Killarney and to 20 of Tralee. By road, itis at an hour of the cities of Cork andLimerick.

Aerfort na Sionnainne

SNN

EINN

It is placed in the locality of Shannon,Ireland), and to 25 km from Limerick's city.It is the second airport of the country,behind the airport of Dublin, and ahead ofCork's airport.

Ireland is an islandlocated northwest ofEurope, North AtlanticOcean. The ocean isresponsible for therugged westerncoastline, along withmany islands,peninsulas and bays.The main geographicalfeatures of Ireland arethe central plainssurrounded by a ring ofcoastal mountains.