Dublin International Airport, Ireland

Dublin Airport is an international airport serving Dublin, Ireland. It is operated by DAA. The airport is located in Collinstown, 7 km north of Dublin, and 3 km south of the town of Swords.

This airport has several accessibility features and facilities, including adult changing places, two separate relief areas for guide dogs located in Terminal 2 plus privacy rooms in both terminals.  The retail and catering areas are also accessible.

Dublin Airport has a purpose-built sensory room, and is designed specifically for people with autism, dementia, cognitive impairment or other special needs.  It is located after security screening and just before the 400 gates.  The room is free to passengers departing from the airport.  To book a 60-minute sessions, please call 01-7047783 or email prm@ocsireland.com.

Important Flyer lanyard and wristband.  We can provide a wristband or lanyard for travelling through Dublin Airport for passengers with Autism.
It can be shown to any Dublin Airport staff member if assistance is required at security, passport control or any other area where you may encounter queues or crowds. Click for more info and Visual Guides to each terminal.

Accessibility

Facilities for Passengers with Reduced Mobility include: a help point bell plus special car parking facilities. The toilets and lifts are clearly signposted and there are specially adapted facilities including a Changing Places Facility, in the arrivals hall in Terminal 1.  

We have induction loops to facilitate the amplification of announcements for passengers with hearing difficulties and there is also a counter loop system at the information desk to facilitate clear communication with the staff on duty.  Click here to access all.

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