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Special Assistance and Reduced Mobility | Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport opens sensory room for passengers with special needs
Dublin Airport - Five-year-old Deasúin Kenny used our important flyer lanyard when travelling through Dublin Airport recently. His mum Pamela said it made for "excited kiddies and relaxed parents," which we were
Special Assistance and Reduced Mobility | Dublin Airport
DAA says Dublin Airport queue times now under ten minutes as things running 'very efficiently'
Neurodivergent travel: A guide to supports and programmes at Irish airports
Assistance for passengers with Autism| Dublin Airport
Travelling through Dublin Airport, with a child with autism! – Train Abillity Workplace Disability Training
Dublin Airport hailed for wonderful initiative to assist those with sensory issues - Irish Mirror Online
Special Assistance and Reduced Mobility | Dublin Airport
Airport staff are trained to look out for this item worn by more than two million travellers
First Look: Inside Dublin Airport's new sensory room for passengers with autism - Independent.ie
Airports turn to technology to support passengers with additional needs
Special Assistance and Reduced Mobility | Dublin Airport
UK and Irish Airports Rolling out Sunflower Lanyard Scheme for Persons with Hidden Disabilities - O'Herlihy Access Consultancy
Travelling through Dublin Airport, with a child with autism! – Train Abillity Workplace Disability Training
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Airports and Autism Supports - AsIAm.ie - Ireland's National Autism Charity
Lanyard scheme takes off for passengers with hidden disabilities at Cork Airport - Independent.ie
Autism Friendly Airports | Flying With An Autistic Child
Helping Your Important Flyer Fly
Dublin Airport: Delivering an outstanding airport experience for people with reduced mobility - ACI World Insights
Special Assistance and Reduced Mobility | Dublin Airport
Dublin Airport praised for new initiative to assist flyers with sensory or additional needs | Her.ie