Comming Around
That's up 13% on the previous week.
Over 20,100 people flew into Dublin Airport last week - a 13 per cent increase on the previous week.
There was an 11 per cent rise in Irish residents returning from abroad, making up nearly 11,500 people.
And over 8,600 foreign residents flew into the airport - up almost 17 per cent.
Straffan expert in travel, Eoghan Corry, is of Air and Travel Magazine.
He says the total figure for last week was very low.
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