Item 1 of 2 People queue to enter Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport, following its reopening after it was evacuated as a safety precaution, in Dublin, Ireland, September 20, 2025. REUTERS/Clodagh Kilcoyne
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DUBLIN, Sept 20 (Reuters) – Dublin Airport on Saturday said it was reopening Terminal 2 after a brief closure due to a security alert.
“Dublin Airport confirms Terminal 2 has received the all-clear. Passengers will shortly re-enter & flights are expected to resume within 30 mins,” the airport said in a statement on X.
Police said in a statement that they had attended an incident at the airport, but gave no further details.
The airport said it was also experiencing minor impacts related to a Europe-wide software issue.
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